Most of the Louisiana shrimp we buy today are fresh from the Gulf or were quick-frozen on the boat immediately after they were pulled from the water, but years ago shrimpers danced to a different tune.
One Acadiana President and CEO Jason El Koubi speaks at the Cajundome Convention Center on March 2. (Photo by Paul Kieu)
When someone is looking for a place in Louisiana to live, work or open a business, why not Acadiana?
One Acadiana is striving to make that not a question, but rather make the nine-parish region a driving economic force, for the state and beyond.
Pamela Guillory
Pamela Guillory, a loan officer with IBERIABANK Mortgage in Lafayette, has been recognized by Top Agent magazine as Louisiana’s top mortgage professional in their March 2016 edition.
Since the 1960s, locals and tourists have passed a good time at Lakeview Park and Beach just north of Eunice. The park changed ownership a few times over the years before being purchased by siblings Bonnie Kyzar Pitre, Laura Pitre and Lance Pitre in 2003. (Photo by Claudette Olivier)
Since the 1960s, locals and tourists have passed a good time at Lakeview Park and Beach just north of Eunice, and the park’s current owners are working to make sure that tradition continues for generations to come.
David Simpson photographs the group at the Eunice Municipal Complex Friday morning.
Keep Eunice Beautiful grew its list of volunteers at Friday’s Leaders Against Litter, according to Donna Baltakis, director.
