Horticulture can be an effective therapy in the battle to reclaim life after a brain injury. August 1, 2012Story and photos by Elizabeth Rose As 10 Acadiana Brain Injury Center residents pass around a beekeeper's hat, Emily Neustrom explains ...
Vermilionville's Healer's Garden set out to preserve the way Creoles alleviated illness long ago, and now a group of researchers hopes to determine whether its plants really do have medicinal benefits. By Lisa HancheyJuly 3, 2012 Along the winding ...
We live in the food capital of the world. Deal with it. By Elizabeth Rose It's no secret that Louisiana is better known for its food than fitness habits, and after the nation has recognized that Lafayette is the best city in the country to stuff ...
Stuller Telemedicine Clinic beams world-class health care into the office setting. By Lisa Hanchey Imagine being able to see a doctor for a minor illness without having to leave work, fight traffic and wait for hours at a clinic. That's exactly ...
Promotional Feature Summer skin requires extra care and concern to keep it hydrated, nourished and free from sunburn. By Maria Lambert It seems that sun worshipping is finally on its way out and sun safety for skin is in. More and more, people are ...
A unique student marketing project is putting more fans in seats at softball games - and working to save newborns worldwide. By Lisa Hanchey Photo By Robin May On the first day of his spring 2012 marketing management class, UL Lafayette professor Dr ...
On the first day of his spring 2012 marketing management class, UL Lafayette professor Dr. Geoff Stewart showed his students a film about the "Why?" of marketing. The point of the video was that a product should focus on "why" it is important, rather ...
Two Lafayette women ditched their high heels and high-stress careers for pole dancing.' Two Lafayette women ditched their high heels and high-stress careers for pole dancing.' By Lisa Hanchey Photos by Robin May Wednesday, April 4, 2012 When ...
A state-supported program in Lafayette is helping adults with developmental disabilities find their way to self-sufficiency. By Lisa Hanchey Upon entering a strip mall on Ambassador Caffery Parkway facing Eraste Landry Road, I am greeted with bright ...
An unrelated donor turned out to be a perfect match' for local sickle cell patient.For the past 11 years, Ollie Green of New Iberia has had to worry about debilitating pain attacking his body at a moment's notice. But soon, his pain may go away forever. Ollie ...