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Regional Briefs: Firefighter recognized for saving toddler's life
Louisiana Gov. Bobby Jindal awarded 10 grants totaling $587,855 to Sabine Parish on Friday for hurricane recovery efforts, hazard mitigation and infrastructure improvements.
Book fair to raise funds for arts
Poets and musicians will gather at Barnes and Noble today to help raise funds for the Festival of Words, which is sponsored by Frederick L'Ecole Des Arts.
Two students launch online textbook exchange
Biology junior David Allain, left, and business senior Hunter Thompson discuss their Web site, TigerBookMarket.com Two University students have invented a cure for expensive textbook woes.
Spindler to lead mystery discussion
Have you ever imagined that you could be the world's next great mystery writer? Join Louisiana Public Broadcasting and Barnes & Noble at 7 p.m. Thursday, July 16, at Barnes & Noble, 2590 Citiplace Court, for a special discussion about the mysteries of Agatha Christie and what makes a good mystery.
Writers' Guild of Acadiana monthly meeting will be held at 7 p.m. June 30 at Barnes & Noble.
Several local businesses are hosting blood drives throughout the month to help insure an adequate blood supply for our community and to celebrate 30 years of saving lives.
Continue reading "Nagin says city fronted trip costs"
After his aides said for weeks that New Orleans Mayor Ray Nagin's recent "economic development trip" to China and Australia would be financed almost entirely by third parties, Nagin on Wednesday revealed that City Hall covered expenses incurred in Shanghai by the mayor, his wife and four city employees and expects to be repaid by an unnamed ...
2 Accused Of Stealing, Reselling 4,000 Texts 27min
Jefferson Parish sheriff's deputies say two women allegedly stole $325,000 worth of books from one chain in Louisiana and Mississippi - and sold them all to one textbook reseller.
Book talk with Martin Baton Rouge Community College on Florida Boulevard will host an author book talk with Mark E. Martin at 5:30 p.m. Tuesday, April 28, at the Magnolia Library, second floor.