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We finally have the answer as to who will end up in one of the coolest buildings in Downtown Lafayette as the winner of the Small Business Challenge has been announced.

Health Care employers across Louisiana are hiring right now for positions ranging from housekeepers to administrative assistants to nurses.

People are spending their money, and retail sales are up.

More than ninety businesses will be in attendance.

This job fair is free, and anyone seeking employment can attend.

Mitchell was one of four finalist for the job.

More than ninety businesses will be in attendance.

Lafayette's economy keeps moving forward.

To find out about securing a booth, call Ryan LaGrange at 337-593-1400.

To find out about securing a booth, call Ryan LaGrange at 337-593-1400.

Any advantage you can get might secure a position for you.

In four segments, Mr. Gothreaux shares with us his thoughts on Lafayette, the future and his extreme love for his familly.

Attendees can expect to meet with several companies hiring industrial positions across the Interstate 10 corridor from Lake Charles to Lafayette.

The LEDA job fair will have more than 111 companies represented tomorrow.

June sales, the highest on record for the month, reflect an increase of 5.3 percent over June 2013.

Gov. Bobby Jindal says salaries will average $64,300 a year at the first offices outside Silicon Valley for Enquero Inc.

LEDA says number went from $5.71 billion in 2012, which was a record, to the largest collection ever in 2013.

Lafayette ranked 1st for Recession-Busting mid-sized cities (2nd overall) and 8th for Prime Workforce in mid-sized cities.