The Belle Chasse Lions Club donated a case of N95 face masks to Riverbend Nursing and Rehabilitation Center in Belle Chasse last week to help residents and staff stay safe during the COVID-19 pande
At the Parish Council’s request, Plaquemines President Kirk Lepine has released his plan for what taxes and fees need to be raised in order to fund the government, and 60 parish employees’ jobs han
On May 20, Boothville-Venice Elementary School held their annual Kiddieland and sixth grade ceremonies by hosting a drive-through celebration for the students.
In coordination with The Rotary Club of Belle Chasse, Jeff White, Michelle White, Tray Ansardi, and Manoj Patel delivered sandwiches to the workers at Riverbend Nursing Home as a way to show the co
The Plaquemines Parish Council’s debate over two resolutions to borrow money to make up a looming revenue shortfall was so depressing that the body didn’t even touch the third resolution on the tab
The sport fishing community in Plaquemines Parish is the latest to rally around high school seniors who lost the last quarter of their school year to coronavirus closures.
Second Harvest Food Bank is on its way to passing out 100,000 meals in Plaquemines Parish thanks to a $25,000 donation from Venture Global.
May 15 was Day 1 of Louisiana’s Phase 1 Reopening, and things were pretty sleepy in Plaquemines Parish.
Just days into the 2020 legislative session, freshman State Representative Mack Cormier, D-Belle Chasse, has been removed from one of his committee assignments.
In honor of what would have been the 16th Plaquemines Parish Seafood Festival, May 15, 16 & 17, 2020 - I would love for our community to flood social media with pictures you’ve taken at past Se
Friends Nelda Bentel, left, and Jen Beaslley enjoy lunch Friday at one of the local restaurants in Belle Chasse with outside dining provisions.
Seniors at Belle Chasse High School and South Plaquemines High School took a victory lap 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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