As Memorial Day neared, numerous military members, Plaquemines residents, veterans and local leaders gathered to show their appreciation for those who sacrificed their lives in [...]

    Plaquemines Parish School Board is proud to announce six of their graduates have successfully completed the pharmacy technician certification.  The pharmacy technician program [...]

For the last nine months, the small community of Ironton has been feverishly working to come back from Hurricane Isaac’s devastation, and on May 5, [...]

It’s been three years after the Deepwater Horizon oil spill knocked the wind out of the commercial fishing industry in Plaquemines Parish. As local fishermen [...]

For the first time since Hurricane Isaac, the Port Sulphur Library opened its doors last week and the small facility is now equipped with some [...]

For nearly eight years, Ramona Billot and Robert Sanders have been using their non-profit organization, PCats, to help control the feral cat population in Plaquemines [...]

Last week, the parish held four National Disaster Recovery Framework stakeholders meetings at various locations around the parish. The premise of the informal public sessions [...]

With prom season right around the corner, one local Belle Chasse resident finds herself consumed by “the dress.” Seventeen-year-old Brooke Michelle Rosser will not only [...]

Edwin “Duffy” LaVigne, a Port Sulphur native, former councilman, and active community member, passed away at the age of 92, on February 13. LaVigne will [...]

Future process operators from South Plaquemines and Belle Chase High Schools toured the Industrial Technology degree program at Nunez Community College earlier this month. Nunez [...]