For sale: One Spanish Custom HouseIt was a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity that drew more than 40 bidders from around the country, all sharing in the same dream –– ownership of the New Orleans Spanish Custom House, an 1874 Spanish Colonial period…
A compendium of what’s hot & what’s not in Louisiana
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While much of the country is still bundled up in winter coats during March and April, in Louisiana these are some of the best months to hit the road for a beautiful weekend getaway or a full-blown spring break.…
Founders of Port Fourchon hoped for fruit; instead they got oil.
As recalled by locals who have had them.
Why Acadians in New Brunswick honor the moment
This former Monroe hotel is now a home with a view.
The boys and I have been reading Little House on the Prairie. They don’t seem to notice any similarities between themselves and the pioneering Ingalls children, but me and that Mrs. Ingalls? We could talk. We could definitely talk.Take the…
Mystery of the blue crawfishExperiments on the effects of prolonged light exposure on Louisiana crawfish have Northwestern State University researchers rubbing their eyes, for after only four months, six out of 10 crawfish turned a permanent royal blue in color,…
A compendium of what’s hot & what’s not in Louisiana
I once thought I was going to be a fatality while I was in Breaux Bridge. There were neither maladies nor criminal intents involved; it was just that I was in the wrong place at the wrong time. The place…
