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June proclaimed LGBTQ+ Pride month by Lafayette council for second year - Vimarsana News

June proclaimed LGBTQ+ Pride month by Lafayette council for second year

Lafayette's City Council proclaimed June as LGBTQ+ Pride Month for the second year in a row, this time after a criticized statement by Josh Guillory.

Lafayette push to ban "Carolina Squat" falls one vote short - Vimarsana News

Lafayette push to ban "Carolina Squat" falls one vote short

A push to ban a car modification called a "Carolina Squat" came up one vote short at Lafayette's city and parish council meetings Tuesday.

Report: Patient support programs continue to sag - News - MM+M - Medical Marketing and Media - Vimarsana News

Report: Patient support programs continue to sag - News - MM+M - Medical Marketing and Media

Pharma companies have spent billions of dollars on patient support programs designed to educate patients about medications and conditions as well as provide them with information around payment and other financial considerations. But those investments continue to be lost on their primary targets. According to a new report from Phreesia, a mere 3% of eligible patients take part in patient support programs. Furthermore, 61% of patients don’t see much value in the programs, in large part because they’re not aware of the benefits of participation. “We ran this survey just to unders...

Lafayette councilmen planning Pride Month proclamation at June 15 meeting - Vimarsana News

Lafayette councilmen planning Pride Month proclamation at June 15 meeting

After Josh Guillory declined to proclaim June as LGBTQ Pride Month, a pair of Lafayette city councilmen are planning a similar proclamation Tuesday.

Lafayette's Protect the City Committee will start with March 16 meeting - Vimarsana News

Lafayette's Protect the City Committee will start with March 16 meeting

Lafayette’s new seven-member Protect the City Committee will meet for the first time on March 16 to start the process of producing a report on Lafayette’s consolidated local government.  City Councilman Pat Lewis, who led the charge to create the committee at the start of this year, confirmed the details of its first meeting, saying he plans to make a presentation for the committee’s seven members, most of whom already have experience with Lafayette Consolidated Government, during the March 16 meeting, which is planned for 11 a.m. in City Hall at 705 W. University Ave. The committee wi...