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Women's Basketball season preview (Part two) (Texas Longhorns) - 177 weeks ago

The Texas Post Players The Longhorns' success will start with the play of All-America 6-3 senior Tiffany Jackson . Jackson was hindered by nagging ankle injuries last season, missing three key games down the stretch.

Central Louisiana economy in era of unprecedented growth, experts say (The Town Talk) - 177 weeks ago

It's the best of times for Central Louisiana, with job growth and home construction at an all-time high. Alexandria has even been listed as the 10th-best place to own a home in the United States by Business Development Outlook Magazine, calculating home price weighed by quality.

REAL ESTATE (10/22) (Belleville News-Democrat) - 177 weeks ago

ST. CLAIR COUNTY BELLEVILLE 1904 W. F St.; from George J. Warren III and Bobbie J. Warren; to Kevin and Christina L. Dawson; $84,500.

Officials say schools are best options for Election Day polls (The Lafayette Daily Advertiser) - 178 weeks ago

Schools are used as voting places because they are handicap accessible, free and close to home, city-parish officials said Thursday.

Project gets OK (The Lafayette Daily Advertiser) - 178 weeks ago

The state Bond Commission has cleared the way for a major retail development that will include a JC Penney and a Target in an undeveloped area of north Lafayette along Interstate 10 at Louisiana Avenue.

Around the WAC (USA Today) - 178 weeks ago

Around the WAC

Moyers program to highlight fiber fight (The Lafayette Daily Advertiser) - 178 weeks ago

Lafayette's two-year battle with telecommunications companies to establish a high-speed fiber network will be featured tonight on "Moyers in America: The Net @ Risk."

Councilman asks to withdraw plea (2theadvocate.com) - 178 weeks ago

LAFAYETTE — City-Parish Councilman Chris Williams says he would like to withdraw his no-contest plea on charges of criminal damage to property — and he would also like the judge in the case to step down because her actions have been the “essence of tyranny.”

Court to hear LUS fiber case (The Lafayette Daily Advertiser) - 178 weeks ago

The Louisiana Supreme Court has unanimously agreed to consider the Lafayette Utilities System's fiber-to-the-home case.

State Supreme Court to hear appeal of ruling against LUS network plan (2theadvocate.com) - 178 weeks ago

NEW ORLEANS — The Louisiana Supreme Court will hear arguments next month on whether Lafayette Utilities System should be able to proceed with the funding of its voter-approved telecommunications business.