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Ascension board delays action on projects list
The Ascension Parish School Board opted Monday to take no action on a list of proposed projects to be funded from the proceeds of a bond initiative that may be slated for the Oct.
Make a visit to the Gentilly Fest Marketplace a part of your weekend
If you're looking for fun, free family event check out the Gentilly Fest Marketplace on Friday, July 3 from 4 p.m. to 8 p.m. at the Oak Park Shopping Center .
Flowers of France: the renaissance period, from Ronsard to...
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Blessing continues 80-year tradition
The tradition that once marked the beginning of each shrimp season continued for its 80th year Sunday when dozens of ships paraded through the Biloxi channel for the Blessing of the Fleet.
Separate crashes kill Walker, St. Amant residents
Two people were killed in separate crashes in Livingston and Ascension parishes Friday night, said Russell Graham, a spokesman for State Police Troop A. The first wreck, in Livingston Parish, occurred at 7:30 p.m., when Jeff R. Leco, 28, of Pine Grove, drove his 1994 Ford Ranger into the opposing lane of traffic on La.
If the weather holds on, waterways will be pretty busy in Louisiana this weekend.
Coast Guard recovers body of St. Amant man
After a daylong search, the Coast Guard recovered the body of a St. Amant man who was swept into the Gulf of Mexico while fishing near Grand Isle.
Update To Double Fatality in St. Landry Parish
Colonel Michael D. Edmonson, Superintendent Update May 20, 2009 Troop I investigated a two-vehicle fatal crash on LA 182 at US 167, which left two people dead, after a police pursuit on May 16, 2009.
St. Amant man missing off Grand Isle
The manager of the Lamar-Dixon Expo Center in Gonzales is missing after getting caught in a rip current near Grand Isle.
St. Landry Parish Crash Claims Two Lives
Colonel Michael D. Edmonson, Superintendent St. Landry Parish Crash Claims Two Lives May 17, 2009 Troop I investigated a two-vehicle crash on LA 182 at US 167, which left a two people dead after a police pusuit.
St. Amant honors Keller at graduation
It was a bittersweet night for those attending St. Amant High School's graduation, as family and friends remembered one senior who died tragically on his last day of school.
A two-year-old girl from St. Amant nearly drowned in her family's pool Thursday morning.
12 boards on chopping block; other escape the ax
The Louisiana Unmarked Burial Sites Board, the Archaeological Survey and Antiquities Commission and the Process Technology Advisory Board are among the 12 state commissions slated for elimination by legislation that passed a House committee Tuesday.
Six arrested at home known for crime
Ascension Parish sheriff's deputies arrested six people at a Prairieville home that has been the scene of crimes in the past.
Congenital Sideroblasti Anemia Causing Gene Identified
The latest electronic edition of the journal Nature Genetics reports the discovery of a new gene responsible for congenital sideroblastic anemia, a rare disease, mainly characterized by the presence of ringed sideroblasts in the patients' bone marrow.
6 arrested at site of fatal shooting
Deputies arrested six people Tuesday at a residence where a man was shot to death in an apparent drug-related robbery last month, the Ascension Parish Sheriff's Office reported.
A senior from St. Amant High School drowned Wednesday afternoon, shortly after finishing his last day of high school.
5 new suspected cases of H1N1 in Louisiana
Governor Bobby Jindal announced Monday that there are five new suspected cases of swine flu in the state, including one in Gonzales.
Lake School in Ascension remains open
Lake School in St. Amant will remain open Monday after Governor Bobby Jindal announced that there is no evidence of suspected cases of the H1N1 virus at the school.
Ascension boy has suspected swine flu case
A ten-year-old Ascension Parish boy has become Louisiana's latest -suspected- case of swine flu, health leaders announced late Friday.
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