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Folse and Roger lead Krewe of Des Allemands as Grand Marshals
Life-long friends Gay-Lynn Folse and Yvette “Peachie” Roger will serve as Grand Marshals of the 2022 Krewe of Des Allemands Mardi Gras parade. […]
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Despite float damage from Ida, Des Allemands set to roll
The Krewe of Des Allemands will take its traditional route through the west bank streets of St. Charles Parish when it rolls Sunday. […]
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New seafood market opens in Des Allemands
Des Allemands now has another seafood market option, as Ray Schlaudecker recently announced that he will open a Ray’s Seafood in Des Allemands. […]
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Krewe of Des Allemands ready to roll in 2022
The Krewe of Des Allemands Mardi Gras parade is set to roll through St. Charles Parish on Sunday, Feb. 27, 2022 at 1 p.m. […]
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SCSO deputy creates Facebook page to unite and inspire local community
Christopher Baird is committed to helping his community however he can – whether in person or online. […]
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Ida journey bumpy, but fateful for Des Allemands family
As many left the area to evacuate out of the path of Hurricane Ida, it wasn’t anything resembling a slam dunk decision for Des Allemands’ Britt Morel and her family – not at first, anyway. […]
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Des Allemands mother of five cooks, opens up donation station for the community
Jerri Lynn Cooper and her family evacuated from their Des Allemands home for Hurricane Ida, but Jerri Lynn said she couldn’t stay away for too long. […]
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Lawmakers ask for Corps to carry out emergency operations for vulnerable communities, including Des Allemands
House Republican Whip Steve Scalise and Congressman Garret Graves have sent a letter to the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers requesting that the Corps carry out emergency operations in at-risk areas to repair parts of Louisiana’s flood protection infrastructure, including non-federal assets that suffered damages during Hurricane Ida. […]
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Catfish Festival cancelled due to rising COVID-19 cases
While organizers of the Alligator Festival are still planning to hold their fall event, the Louisiana Catfish Festival committee announced that its Sept. 18 festival has been cancelled due to the rising number of COVID-19 cases statewide. […]