News
Des Allemands native must fight again against rare cancer
Arthur Wear of Des Allemands holds a mantra dear, one he learned while battling cancer that manifested when he was just 15 years old: We walk by faith, not by sight. […]
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What's Happening
Oct. 12 – Catfish Rodeo
The Des Allemands and Bayou Gauche Catfish Fishing Rodeo will be held Oct. 12 from 7:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. at the public boat launch and Somme’s Boat Launch, both in Des Allemands, and Fisherman’s […]
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Des Allemands native loses Bahamas home in Dorian
Barry Harrison was among those who lost their homes as result of the destructive Hurricane Dorian, his home on the island of Hopetown in the Bahamas falling prey to a direct hit and the 180-plus mile per hour winds that came with it. […]
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Des Allemands painter loves telling the story
Kellie Breaux intently painted the fine details of an alligator against a twilight swamp scene on an aged cedar plank. […]
Business
Frank’s ribbon cutting celebrates new owners
A ribbon cutting ceremony will be held at 10 a.m. Friday (Aug. 2) to announce the new owners of Frank’s Supermarket in Des Allemands. […]
News
The ‘sand basket lady’ has a last word on her photo going viral
At last count, the number was 67,041 views and counting on the Herald-Guide’s Facebook page for a photo of Claire Landry “beaching” on Hesco baskets in Des Allemands. […]
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Grandmother builds boat out of milk jugs – and it floats
What started as fun watching videos on YouTube became a summer project that led to the creation of the Let’s Go II. […]
Obituaries
Simon J. Dempster
Simon J. Dempster, 88, a native and resident of Des Allemands, passed away on Sunday, July 7, 2019. […]
News
Des Allemand’s woman’s murder will be subject of crime documentary
Jolene Dufrene says reliving her daughter’s brutal murder in a crime documentary will be painful, but she also considers it an opportunity to keep her daughter’s memory alive. […]