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Cameron, Cypremort, Grand Isle swim advisories remain
If you're heading to the Louisiana coast this weekend, swim advisories have been issued once again for some beaches.
Local Business owner excells in inaugural Tour du Rouge
June 2009 Ky D. Griffin owner of Stringer & Griffin Funeral Homes was one of the First to sign up and one of the first to finish the 512 mile, 6-day Tour du Rouge Bicycle Ride from Houston to New Orleans.
Advisories affect Acadiana beaches
If you're planning on hitting a Louisiana beach this weekend to cool off from the record temperatures, we've got some bad news.
Family returns to put Katrina to rest
The DaSilva brothers and their mom are going back to New Orleans today. Four of their friends and two more mothers are going, too.
EDITORIAL: Don't mess with Constitution
The thought of the Louisiana Legislature rewriting the First Amendment is absurd.
Register for Camp Smiling F.A.C.E.S.
Camp Smiling F.A.C.E.S. will be held June 15th to 19th at West Calcasieu-Cameron Hospital's Therapeutic Riding Center in Sulphur.
Acadiana Nature Notes:Some images will remain for lifetime
At our main backyard feeder station, a Carolina chickadee is stuffing itself with black oil sunflower seeds just as fast as it can hammer them open.
Former President Bush visits Cameron today
CAMERON - Today, Gov. Bobby Jindal joined President George H.W. Bush, former Secretary of State James Baker and local officials as part of the Bush-Clinton Coastal Recovery Fund to assess hurricane damage and recovery progress in Southwest Louisiana following the 2008 hurricane season.
Vermilion residents speak out on storm protection
ABBEVILLE - Vermilion Parish residents, flooded twice since 2005 by hurricane storm surge, had lots of suggestions Thursday night for protecting against another disaster.
Residents get input on hurricane issues
Coastal residents will have an opportunity this week to help guide a hurricane protection and coastal restoration plan for southwestern Louisiana.
Corps holds 3 coastal meetings
Residents who want input into plans for hurricane protection and coastal restoration in Southwest Louisiana have the opportunity to do so this week.
It's never too early to begin having a positive effect on neighbors and the environment.
C'est Vrai: Area doctor honored for sacrifice in hurricane
It was a tough December in much of south Louisiana in 1957, the first Christmas to be celebrated after so many families had been devastated by Hurricane Audrey.
Panel: parishes should lobby FEMA over maps
Jerome Zeringue, of the Governor's Office of Coastal Activities, said he hoped face-to-face meetings with FEMA officials, on top of parishes' written appeals, might convince the agency to redraw the maps.
The Monroe School Food Service Association is sponsoring a gumbo sale the week of Jan.
Trosclair new library director in Vermilion
Charlotte Trosclair is the new director of the Vermilion Parish Library, who wishes to build upon the foundation built by former director, Jackie Choate, who retired last month after serving as director for 30 ...
Workers gather in the predawn hours at a small helicopter terminal in Port Fouchon, La., a tiny seaport town on the southern tip of Lafourche Parish.
Troop D Interstate 210 Fatal - Update Colonel Michael D. Edmonson, Superintendent News Release December 28, 2008 ** UPDATE ** A Lake Charles woman faces more charges in the fatal crash that occurred on ...
Hunting death determined to be accidental
The Cameron Parish Coroner's Office has ruled the death of a Cameron man during a hunting trip was a result of an accidental shooting.
Cameron gets bad news from FEMA; Is Vermilion next?
Cameron Parish and Vermilion Parish are side by side and both were affected by hurricanes Rita and Ike, but one parish was more devastated than the other which is why the Federal Emergency Management Agency is ...
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