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COLUMN: How Lafayette can pivot from oil and gas with what it already has
A generational challenge has no easy solutions. But there are opportunities to pivot using what we already have at our disposal.
A generational challenge has no easy solutions. But there are opportunities to pivot using what we already have at our disposal.
Launched as a pandemic pivot, Presto’s touchless medicine delivery service is expanding after an early run of success.
Despite growing supply, there are people who want vaccines and are struggling to get them.
After the last year, we could all use one. And if you and yours are fully vaccinated, it’s safe to share an embrace. But are you ready?
The proportion of African Americans who’ve gotten their first vaccine shot continues to fall short both nationally and in Lafayette Parish.
Here’s a selection of items on the agendas for this week’s meetings of the city and parish councils.
Few will admit it out loud: What has been Lafayette’s most important economic sector will likely never recover the ground it lost.
We were already radical. Louisiana has historically been at the forefront of change.
A generational shift that raises an important question: How can we replace the jobs we’ve already lost and those we stand to lose in the future?
We can’t say Black lives matter and still support industries that are a part of the problem.
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