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Mimosa Park students enjoy ‘Final Four’ spoils
The second graders at Mimosa Park Elementary screamed in excitement as their hard work was recognized and rewarded in a way that’s been scarce over the past two years. […]
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Rare display of bees at work at Bayou Gauche home
The statement seemed innocuous at first to Linda Rhodes of Bayou Gauche. […]
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Local organization raises over 14K for foster teens
As they prepare to move on to the next stage of their lives and into young adulthood, a few teens who have gone through the foster care system will garner an assist toward doing just that. […]
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Owl attacks have pet owners in Luling neighborhood on alert
Rayvin Robert saw her parents’ dog Tia crawling toward her, and immediately knew something was wrong. […]
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As Norco infant battles cancer, DHS softball pitches in with helping hand
For a few moments, Abigail Hall Estevez got to step back into a world that meant so, so much to her growing up. […]
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History comes alive in Norco through murals
Norco is now 140 feet more beautiful, as the mural installation on the corner of Apple Street and River Road was completed this month after two years of work. […]
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Realtor says flood insurance rate changes could price people out of homes
Latter and Blum Realtor Regina Allemand said thus far new flood rate changes have had minimal effects on the local real estate market. […]
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Teacher keeps friend’s memory alive through service
“I’m trying to deal with being without her, and I feel connected to her when I’m serving.” […]
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Community rallies to support long-time teacher diagnosed with ALS
Malissa Gore has served the students and families of R.K. Smith Middle School for the past 16 years working as a teacher and coach of nearly every sport, and now the community is rallying around Gore following her February ALS diagnosis. […]