On this past Thursday, June 4, 2020, hundreds of friends, family, colleagues, and community members said “Farewell” and “Thank You” to a Plaquemines Parish and Louisiana icon, Ernest D. Wooton.
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Members of the Rotary Club of Belle Chasse cooked hamburgers, hotdogs, and jambalaya for the employees and medical staff of the Jefferson Parish Coroner’s Office as a thank you for their commitment
Reid McClellan and Jeff Wooton, from Edward Jones, and MeMe’s Catering provided lunch to the staff of Riverbend Nursing and Rehab Center on May 21.
The Plaquemines Parish Council chose to defer a vote on increased rates at the parish shipyard until a larger audience can weigh in on the changes.
The Plaquemines Port Commission renewed its contract with former U.S. Sen. David Vitter and Mercury Public Affairs in a short May 28 meeting.
Former Plaquemines Sheriff and District 105 Representative Ernest Wooton died May 29 at the age of 79.
Last week Louisiana’s House Natural Resources Committee passed the latest attempt by state legislators to wrest control of lawsuits brought by coastal parishes, including Plaquemines and St.
Estess CPAs is excited to announce their new location, located at 7822 Highway 23, Belle Chasse. As owners John M. and Lori P.
The Plaquemines Medical Center and Plaquemines Primary Care provided COVID-19 antibody testing on May 21 at the Belle Chasse YMCA in their medical mobile unir.
The state Attorney General’s Office weighed in on the proposed toll bridge in Belle Chasse last week only to say that it expects the matter to wind up in court.
Scott Lott, a sergeant with the Plaquemines Parish Sheriff’s Office and a former parish director of operations, was issued a summons for misdemeanor theft last week.
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The students and staff at the Plaquemines Parish Learning Center celebrate Black History Month and Mardi Gras by decorating coconuts, learning about the history of Mardi Gras and the African American experience that is connected to it. The students and staff genuinely enjoyed being creative in their focus on experiencing Mardi Gras while participating in Black History Month activities during this challenging COVID-19 pandemic.
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