First frog rodeo held in Bayou Gauche
Landon Lasseigne and Rannon Breaux are such serious froggers that when Bayou Gauche’s first frog rodeo was announced they prepped for it like an Olympic event. […]
Landon Lasseigne and Rannon Breaux are such serious froggers that when Bayou Gauche’s first frog rodeo was announced they prepped for it like an Olympic event. […]
Followers of prep and collegiate football have long awaited highly-recruited Destrehan star John Emery’s decision on where he would play at the next level — and that decision is in. […]
Destrehan had gone four years without losing a regular season game prior to 2017, where the Wildcats fell twice en route to an 8-2 campaign — not exactly a rough season most standards. […]
Reviewed by Tori DeJean Lost Along the Way by Erin Duffy is a women’s fiction novel that follows the memories—and mistakes—of three best friends. Jane, Cara, and Meg have been best friends since childhood. They […]
The Mexico Mission Team from St. Charles United Methodist Church is hosting a Garage Sale on Saturday, Aug. 4 from 7 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the “Pumpkin Church.” […]
American Legion Post 131 will hold the “Mr. Charlie Oubre Jr.” Memorial Blood Drive with the Ochsner Blood Bank on Aug. 4 from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the American Legion Hall, 103 Milling Ave., Luling. […]
Life Fellowship Community Church will hold Vacation Bible School: Shipwrecked 8:30 a.m. to noon at the church, 2671 Hwy. 306, Bayou Gauche. Register Online at www.lf.church. […]
She’s intense, focused and 6 years old.
As Bentlee Bergeron poises herself to scale the looming wall before her at NOLA Muscle Park, this six-year-old stands firm and ready. […]
Reviewed by Gabie deBruler Lin-Manuel Miranda and Jeremy McCarter write about the revolutionary process of writing and performing the hit Broadway show Hamilton in Hamilton: The Revolution. Each chapter consists of songs from the show […]
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