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South Lafourche High School is 24 hours away from hosting a home playoff game.
The Knights of Columbus Council 12060 displayed 267 flags at St. Charles Borromeo Catholic Church in honor of Veteran’s Day.Â
Thanksgiving season is here, so we have to know: do you prefer white meat or dark meat when eating holiday turkey?
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Christmas is right around the corner and one local business wants customers to know that it’s never too early to get a jump-start on holiday shopping.
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After the ongoing pandemic and Hurricane Ida, we needed a little bit of normalcy, right?
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After the ongoing pandemic and Hurricane Ida, we needed a little bit of normalcy, right?Â
South Lafourche High School art teacher Donna Rose Pontiff took part in Inktober 2021 this past month, sketching 31 pictures (one a day in the month) for her social media friends.Â
To stay in business for 40-plus years is an accomplishment — a sign that the business is doing a lot of things right.Â
Catching seafood is tough work. But one local man said it’s his passion to go above and beyond for his customers — putting in a little extra time and effort to make sure that his catch is worth it to local customers.
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The Acadia Music Festival enjoyed their 2021 event on Saturday in Thibodaux. With several musical acts on the stages and thousands of locals eager to pass a good time, event organizers say that this year’s event was a success.
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Nicholls State University announced its 2021 Homecoming Court this past week. We are proud to announce today that several of the young men and women to be recognized are locals!Â
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Hurricane Ida knocked South Lafourche High School down, but not out!Â
Lafourche Parish Sheriff Craig Webre and Lafourche Parish President Archie Chaisson are reminding residents about proper debris and trash pickup and disposal and issuing a warning about illegal dumping of trash and storm debris. In the aftermath of Hurricane Ida, deputies have recently respo…
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BATON ROUGE, La. (AP) — Louisiana’s top school board Wednesday agreed to shelve letter grades for public schools this year because of the coronavirus outbreak, assuming the federal government signs off on the move as expected.
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The people of Brusly continue to show their love and support for Lafourche Parish in our time of need.
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The Nicholls football team hosted Southeastern Louisiana on Saturday under bright sunny skies and warm October conditions. See photos before and during the game below, as locals turned out to pass a good time with their friends, classmates and family.
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Danos fed locals this past Sunday in Golden Meadow. Despite the rains, the turnout was large and locals were able to escape their worries for a few minutes to enjoy their day.
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The City of Thibodaux needs our help after being nominated for a prestigious award.
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Thibodaux Regional Health System cares about our communities affected by Hurricane Ida and will be distributing 1,000 plates chicken stew and green beans at Golden Meadow Upper Elementary in the cafeteria parking lot from 11 AM – 1 PM tomorrow, October 5. United Way will also be on-hand to d…
The Lafourche Gazette is partnering with Fleur de Lis Title for a weekend clothing drive designed to help locals impacted by Hurricane Ida.
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The Rouses Market in Golden Meadow will re-open for business tomorrow (Sept. 29) – exactly one month after Hurricane Ida made landfall on Louisiana's coast.
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After 2 seasons away, tailgating returned to the campus of Nicholls State University. For the first time in 664 days, students and supporters were able to pass a good time while waiting on the game – all while being out in a gorgeous south Louisiana day.
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Lafourche Parish Schools Superintendent Jarod Martin said everything is still on schedule for Lafourche Parish to re-open their schools in the northern portion of the parish next week.
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With rebuilding efforts steady and electricity slowly coming back on for the community, most Lafourche Parish residents are settling into the new normal that is life after Hurricane Ida’s devastation.
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Before we dive into this week's Back in the Day, let's give an update on our sponsor for this popular weekly series.
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Students from Cut Off Elementary School and Golden Meadow Upper Elementary School were able to get supplies yesterday from donations collected from around the country.
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Two of the most famous Lafourche Parish residents in history have both pitched in to Ida relief efforts.
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Our friends at Bless Your Heart came through for our area again, organizing a supply distribution event for locals in need following Hurricane Ida. There were thousands of dollars worth of supplies handed out to locals throughout the afternoon.Â
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Galliano Food Store was hit hard by Hurricane Ida with winds ripping off the roof of the store and causing extensive damages.
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Hurricane Ida was by far the worst storm on record in Louisiana in terms of damage to electrical equipment.
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Bless Your Heart, a local non-profit partnered with several volunteers, donors and community members to host a large supply giveaway yesterday at Dufrene Building in Cut Off.
For the past 6 days, I have called Winnie, Texas home. Seven days ago, I did not know that Winnie, Texas existed.
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Kaleb Bruce and Vik Hernandez grew up down the bayou, but don't live here anymore.
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How does the old adage go? Something like — If a tree falls in the forest, does it make a sound?
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More and more readers are sending in their storm damages from Hurricane Ida.
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We love our dogs! In the spirit of International Dog Day, we asked our readers for photos of their furry friends.Â
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Dufrene Building hosted its 6th Annual Fishing Rodeo this past weekend – an event which truly put the "fun" in fundraising.Â
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A group of friends recently helped to generate $5,000 for Troop C's Grant a Wish Organization by hosting a Marsh Poker Chip Run.
We recently started a new weekly feature here at The Lafourche Gazette. It's called our Way Back Wednesday segment, and here, we will showcase one local yearbook per week of a local school from Lafourche Parish.
For decades, the Borne family of Golden Meadow has caught and sold crabs to the people of South Lafourche.
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