Real estate market sees increase in buyers
With the future of the local real estate market still uncertain, local realtors say that buyers and sellers should move sooner rather than later.
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With the future of the local real estate market still uncertain, local realtors say that buyers and sellers should move sooner rather than later.
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Former Hahnville High School student-athlete Don Raymond accomplished many firsts in his short life. Not only was the trailblazer the first black athlete to play a sport at Hahnville, he was also the first black four-sport letterman in the state’s history and was the first black player named to Louisiana’s All-State football team.
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The Army Corps of Engineers finally signed a permit on Friday to construct the Willowridge Phase, or Phase II, of the West Bank hurricane protection levee after years of prep work and consideration by various state and federal agencies.
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PARADIS – Pastor Lionel Mason Sr. and the First Baptist Church Family of Paradis will host a Spring Revival on May 25 and 26 at 7 p.m. The Revivalist will be Pastor Aldon Cotton of Jerusalem Baptist Church of New Orleans. Everyone is invited. […]
HAHNVILLE – Knights of Columbus Council 2409 will host its annual Spring Barbecue Chicken Dinner on May 22 at Our Lady of the Holy Rosary Church in Hahnville. […]
THIBODAUX – The Bayou Community Band will present a free spring concert entitled “Our Galaxy and Beyond” on May 22 at 7 p.m. at Nicholls State University in Talbot Hall. […]
Avoid forclosure, repair credit, develop a small business or just manage money better with the Moneywise Empowerment Tour by Eliza Eugene. […]
HAMMOND – The LSU AgCenter’s Hammond Research Station, on Louisiana Highway 1067, will hold an open house on May 21 from 9 a.m.-noon and will feature more than 500 plant varieties. […]
Most of the buzz surrounding the current legislative session has revolved around the projected $1.6 billion shortfall in the state budget.
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