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The more than 30 graduate Main Street communities throughout Louisiana are coming together throughout November for a cultural road show with special events designed highlight the state's unique culture.
The Attitude Adjustment Hour- Episode 9- Haunted New Orleans
No city in the U.S, has more haunted history than New Orleans, Louisiana. I'm gonna tell you a bit about the eerie history of NOLA's famed above-ground tombs.
Lafitte police officer arrested for simple burglary
A Jean Lafitte police officer has been arrested after allegedly burglarizing a car, said Sheriff Newell Normand.
Jean Lafitte Officer Arrested For Simple Burglary Of Vehicle
The Jefferson Parish Sheriff's Office announces the arrest of Jean Lafitte Police Officer Anthony J. Molinario, W/M, 27, of Luling, for the crime of simple burglary of a vehicle.
Restoring nature at the Barataria Preserve: an editorial
The communities of Jean Lafitte and Crown Point in west Jefferson Parish have grown more vulnerable to surge flooding in recent decades as human activity and coastal erosion depleted surrounding marshes.
The National Park Service is making a proposal to reclaim more than 20 miles of abandoned oil and gas canals inside Jean Lafitte National Historic Park and Preserve-Barataria Unit to restore marshland, reduce saltwater intrusion and reverse land loss.
Liberty Theater in Eunice reopens after repairs
After an unplanned break the Rendez-vous des Cajuns live Cajun music radio and TV show is back at the Liberty Theater in Eunice.
Jeff Parish spraying for mosquitos tonight and Friday
Jefferson Parish is planning aerial mosquito spraying tonight and Friday from 7 p.m. to 9:40 p.m. The locations to be sprayed include Kenner from Lake Pontchartrain to Louis Armstrong International Airport and Williams Boulevard to the St.
Lafitte Councilwoman Sloane Kerner resigns
The Jean Lafitte Town Council has a new face after Sloane Kerner, the daughter of Mayor Tim Kerner, resigned from the council to move to Colorado.
Jefferson Parish Gets Millions For Drainage From Louisiana, CDBG
The state of Louisiana has approved more than $16 million for six drainage projects in unincorporated Jefferson Parish and one drainage project in the Town of Grand Isle, allowing parish officials to access federal Community Development Block Grant funds needed to implement the projects.
The Jean Lafitte Seafood Festival is this weekend. It starts at six o' clock tonight and runs through Sunday.
Project 30-90, New Orleans' first "green" music festival, debuted Saturday at the New River City Plaza near the Convention Center.
Garbage pickup after holidays rescheduled
In a subtle change billed as a cost-cutting move, Jefferson Parish will forgo garbage collection on seven holidays.
Mayor shows off Lafitte's new safe house
Jean Lafitte Mayor Tim Kerner couldn't gush enough as he walked through the million-dollar safe house and storage garage his town recently completed, just in time for the heart of hurricane season.
Mayor shows off Lafitte's new safe house
Jean Lafitte Mayor Tim Kerner couldn't gush enough as he walked through the million-dollar safe house and storage garage his town recently completed, just in time for the heart of hurricane season.
Officials gather to kick off Submerged Roads Program in St. Bernard Parish
State and parish officials are gathered this morning in St. Bernard Parish to break ground on the repairs for Jean Lafitte Parkway in Chalmette, one of more than 50 roads being repaired through the South Louisiana Submerged Roads Program .
Mayor shows off Lafitte's new safe house
Jean Lafitte Mayor Tim Kerner couldn't gush enough as he walked through the million-dollar safe house and storage garage his town recently completed, just in time for the heart of hurricane season.
Man critical after fall from apartment balcony
A man was hospitalized in critical condition with severe head trauma after apparently falling from a balcony at a Chalmette apartment early Tuesday morning, July 7, Chief Deputy Sheriff James Pohlmann said.
'Professor Arturo' Pfister brings his poetry home to New Orleans
Arthur Pfister, aka Professor Arturo, grew up steeped in the love of a close New Orleans family.
Mark the 40th anniversary of the Stonewall riots with writers at Faubourg Marigny Art and Books
Jean Redmann's "Death of a Dying Man." SPOTLIGHT ON: Jean Redmann and Greg Herren What: A guerrilla sidewalk celebration in the 500 and 600 blocks of Frenchmen Street, featuring novelists Redmann , Herren and Claude J. Summers .