Brian Campbell’s life is all about sugar. The Luling native spends his days managing more than 20,000 acres of sugar cane, but he’s doing it far from home. […]
The U.S. Department of Agriculture’s new food plate plan to encourage healthy eating is certainly easier to swallow than the old food pyramid schema, says Heli Roy, LSU AgCenter nutritionist.
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Do you know a great father-and-son duo or grandfather-son-grandson trio? […]
The Life Church Assembly of God is participating in the Summer Food Service Program.
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The beginning of the 17th Century was a time of developing civilization at the expense of romanticized order and chivalry. Beneath a vow and the alluring vex of his insanity, Don Quixote de la Mancha devoted himself to knight-errantry for restoration of the outdated past and his beloved “princess.”
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Courtney Speice and Hayden Vicknair have been named the recipients of academic scholarships from the Louisiana Sheriffs’ Scholarship Program. […]
For the first time ever, Destrehan Plantation hosted a Family Day, billed as a way for residents to take a look at all the plantation has to offer for a low price while participating in free horse rides, games and giveaways.
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What would happen if all children started their first day of kindergarten ready to succeed- socially, developmentally, and academically? […]
Violent thunderstorms can occur around the state during the summer and in south Louisiana high winds from hurricanes are a real concern. […]
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