There were no homecoming distractions for Hahnville Friday night.
The Tigers dominated from start to finish in their District 7-5A home matchup with Terrebonne, notching a 48-0 victory to earn their first district win and second shutout of the season. […]
St. Rose is one of three communities featured in Patagonia’s national “Vote Our Planet” campaign urging Americans to elect officials who support the environment. […]
From the ashes of Sept. 8, 2015, Ursin Abbate set out to rebuild his life in Destrehan but nearly a year later it remains on hold in a dispute with Entergy. […]
Today’s Car Care will hold a community customer appreciation two-day event that will feature an Indy 500 car, free food and giveaways. […]
Wednesday’s debut of the television docu-series, “Clash of the Corps,” is more than a break for Catie Toal – it’s living a dream. […]
Heavy and continuing rainfall, particularly from the “no-name storm” that deluged areas of Louisiana with the historic flood, also created a fertile breeding ground that lent to the largest mosquito bloom for the entire year. […]
Forty years ago, David Freeman was hunting outside Quitman, La., when he witnessed one of nature’s oddest spectacles – a squirrel migration. As he described it, a “kagillion squirrels” came through the woods, and it took a good 15 minutes for them all to pass by. […]
As the game between the New Orleans Saints and San Diego Chargers proceeded in San Diego Sunday, it seemed like a strange day indeed. […]
Rev. George Julius Fischer Jr., 82, resident of Luling, and a retired Presbyterian minister, passed away peacefully on July 27. after a valiant battle with a long illness. […]
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