Plaquemines Parish School District recently announced teachers nominated for the State 2021 Teacher of the Year selection. The process for choosing the district’s Teacher of the Year began within each
The Plaquemines Port Harbor & Terminal District finally got its man at the Dec. 12 Port Commission meeting. The commission voted 5-3 to authorize the port to enter into an
The Plaquemines Parish School Board held another groundbreaking last week, this time for a new field house and concession stands at South Plaquemines High School. The project will put the
This Thanksgiving, six Belle Chasse girls from Andrea’s Dance Academy, were given the opportunity, with the help of several generous sponsors, fundraisers, and donations, to dance with Spirit of America
The bird’s foot delta south of Venice has a fresh 2,000 acres of wetlands at the end of 2019 thanks to a record-setting 25.6 million cubic yards of river sediment
After giving away a record 47 bikes in 2018 for his annual Christmas philanthropy, Belle Chasse State Farm agent Lonzo Wilson to take a different route to pair kids with
Former Plaquemines Parish President and current Louisiana Lt. Governor Billy Nungesser presides over his first conference as chairman of the National Lieutenant Governors Association (NLGA) in Kansas City, Mo., on
A Dec. 4 fire has forced a Scarsdale family out of their home. Kim Duplantier, the principal at Lynn Oaks School in Braithwaite, and Don Duplantier, a partner at St.
On Saturday, October 19, 2019, the Plaquemines Parish Sheriff’s Office (PPSO) Young Marines were able to ditch their camouflage uniforms and sweaty workout clothes to gather for the Annual Birthday
Cody Juneau pled guilty to misdemeanor charges Nov. 14 in a year-old case alleging he threatened to run down a political rival with his truck. Juneau, 40, son of former
As Christmas break approaches (Dec. 23-Jan. 2 for Plaquemines schools) hundreds of students around the parish will soon be glued to their phones and tablets for a solid two weeks,
The Plaquemines District Attorney’s Office reported last week that Herman Turlich Jr., the inmate who escaped the courthouse on Main Street in Belle Chasse in May and fled in a
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.
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