Suicide Prevention Month-Let’s talk about life!
This month is a reminder that we can all make a difference by talking openly, being supportive, and spreading the word about resources.
Hunters get a tax break during the 2nd Amendment Weekend Sales Tax Holiday, Sept. 6-8
Find out what's included in the sales tax exemption and what's not.
A Home Evolving with Love and Care – Chateau Chic
Chateau Chic - September 2024
Men — It’s Time to Get Screened for Prostate Cancer
We Support A Healthier Future - Thibodaux Regional Health Systems
Crafting Creativity
Point of Vue - September 2024
Les Derniers Chênes – Under the Scope
Under the Scope - September 2024
Celebrating Culture & Community
Point of Vue - September 2024
Capturing Colors and Soul
Point of Vue - September 2024
A Canvas of Connection – Celebrating 60 Years of the Terrebonne Fine Arts Guild
Point of Vue - September 2024
Labor Day Lagniappe: Gray Triggerfish, Red Snapper, and Amberjack Trifecta for Offshore Anglers
Louisiana offshore anglers can take advantage of Labor Day lagniappe this weekend! Gray Triggerfish fishing has been open since Aug. 1, the recreational season for Red Snapper remains open, and the recreational season for Greater Amberjack opened Sunday, Sept. 1.
Prune roses soon to reinvigorate plants and promote fall blooms
You need to make sure to prune roses by about Sept. 8. Why is it important to meet this deadline? When roses are pruned, a growth response is triggered, kickstarting new leaf and branch development and the blooming process. About 45 days after pruning, the plants will be in full bloom.
Louisiana Black Bear Hunting Lottery is now open through September 25
The Louisiana Black Bear Hunting Lottery is now open to state hunters through Sept. 25, the Louisiana Department of Wildlife and Fisheries recently announced.
Louisiana private recreational red snapper landing estimates through August 18
LDWF's near real-time landings data collection program, indicates that 849,993 pounds, or 91% percent, of Louisiana’s 2024 annual private recreational allocation of 934,587 pounds have been harvested during the 2024 Red Snapper season.
Low calorie recipes for your Labor Day celebration
These side dishes are great healthy additions to your meal that will keep guests satisfied!
Today is National Dog Day– here are the best ways to celebrate your furry friend!
Dogs play many roles in our lives, keeping us happy, healthy, and safe-- share a photo of your best friend below in honor of National Dog Day!
Five low-impact exercises to try
For many people, high-impact exercises can cause issues for their joints or pre-existing injuries. Luckily, there are many workouts that are highly effective for staying healthy that are gentler on your body.
Calling young artists: Enter the Wild Things Youth Art Contest
If you’re between the ages of 5 and 18 and love to draw, paint, or create, this is your chance to showcase your artistic skills while celebrating Louisiana's amazing wildlife!
Ten simple and affordable ways to celebrate Family Fun Month
Take the time this August to celebrate family fun—because the best moments don’t have to come with a price tag!
Containers: An easy solution to many gardening conundrums
Potted plants can easily be switched out and moved around, offering the flexibility to update your space as often as you like. You have more control over the soil you use, and containers tend to have fewer problems with weeds.
LDWF accepting applications for 2024-25 White Lake WCA Youth, Marsh and Rice Field Waterfowl Lottery Hunts
The Louisiana Department of Wildlife and Fisheries will conduct two youth waterfowl lottery hunts, 30 marsh waterfowl lottery hunts, and 30 rice field waterfowl lottery hunts on White Lake Wetlands Conservation Area this fall.
Le Petit Theatre de Terrebonne recognizes 2023-2024 casts and crews with Esther Award nominations
Le Petit Theatre de Terrebonne is celebrating their 2023-2024 season with their annual Esther Awards, recognizing the talented community members that bring their shows to life.
“Grease” makes history in Thibodaux with 9 sold-out shows
The cast of more than 30 local thespians ranging almost 50 years in age transported Thibodaux audiences to the halls of Rydell High this past month, for 9 sold-out shows of teenage fun.
Governor Landry and LDWF Secretary request USFWS to expand Black-Bellied Whistling Duck harvest opportunity for Louisiana
The populations of BBWDs have grown exponentially in the last two decades throughout the southeast US. Not only are their populations expanding into residential and metropolitan areas, but they are also creating agricultural losses for rice farmers in southwest Louisiana.
Thibodaux Main Street honors former Historic Grand Theatre with 2024 Christmas ornament
Share your favorite memories of the Historic Grand Theatre below, to help Thibodaux's mission of keeping history alive!
Pro-tips to keep your child happy and healthy as the school year ramps up
Starting a new school year is a time of fun, excitement, and new opportunities-- but can also be tiring for young kids!
LSU Ag recipe of the month: Healthy Smothered Greens
Smothered greens are a well-loved Southern classic that is full of nutrients like calcium, iron, potassium, and vitamin C. This no-frills, low-cost recipe delivers both flavor and healthfulness!
Gut Check: Keeping it healthy
Why is gut health so important? Gut health affects digestion and absorption of nutrients, immune function, mental health, weight maintenance, heart health, and overall well-being.
Support families in need at the Catholic Charities Buckets of Blessings volunteer event
As hurricane season continues, these "buckets of blessings" will be filled with hygiene, cleaning, and other much-needed emergency supplies to be given out to those in need in the event of a local disaster.
Lafourche representatives celebrate National Acadian Heritage Day in Nova Scotia, sharing unique Cajun Culture with new communities
Ever wonder about the strong French influence in our home state? Acadian heritage, originating from French settlers in Canada, came down to Louisiana hundreds of years ago-- and slowly created the Cajun culture we know and love today.
CIS & Terrebonne General are first in Louisiana to use the TriClip™ Valve Repair System
Cardiovascular Institute of the South (CIS) is the first in Louisiana to use the TriClip™ G4 Transcatheter Edge-to-Edge Repair System to treat severe tricuspid regurgitation. Drs. Peter Fail, Shane Prejean and Darrell Solet performed the procedure in the hybrid operating room at Terrebonne General Health System on August 9.
Louisiana Wildlife Watercolor Painting Collection “What a Wonderful World: A Louisiana Menagerie” coming to Thibodaux
A new watercolor exhibit will be displayed at the Wetlands Acadian Cultural Center in Thibodaux, Louisiana beginning next month. "What a Wonderful World: A Louisiana Menagerie" was created by Metairie artist Katherine Klimitas. Klimitas, a 2-foot, 7-inch tall bundle of energy and talent, has Osteogenesis Imperfecta, better known as Brittle Bone Disease and does all of her paintings while lying on her side.
Get It Growing: Summer steps to a stunning fall garden
While you’re sitting around waiting for cooler days, now is the time to begin planning your fall garden!
LDWF Accepting Applications for Two Fall Women’s Fishing 101 Workshops
The Louisiana Department of Wildlife and Fisheries (LDWF) and the Louisiana Wildlife and Fisheries Foundation (LAWFF) are teaming up to present two Women’s Fishing 101 Workshops this fall. The workshops are open to women over the age of 18 who are looking to become knowledgeable and confident anglers.
Nifty + Thrifty
National Thrift Shop Day is August 17th, so get ready for some bargain shopping in Louisiana’s Bayou Country!
What was that? Myths and legends of the swamps
It doesn’t take much to believe the bayous and swamps of Houma, Louisiana are home to some interesting stories. Take a peek at just a few!
Louisiana’s Cajun Bayou Tourism Embarks on Historic Trip to Congrès Mondial Acadien 2024
The Congrès Mondial Acadien 2024 celebration takes place in southwest Nova Scotia next week. The highly anticipated event, which celebrates the Acadian and Cajun cultures, is held once every five years. Attending will be members of Louisiana’s Cajun Bayou Tourism and Parish President Archie Chaisson III.
Cajun Ninja Chops His Way to Thibodaux Raising Cane’s Wall Memorabilia Wall
Congratulations to The Cajun Ninja, who recently celebrated a significant achievement as his wall memorabilia was unveiled at the Raising Cane's Chicken Fingers restaurant in Thibodaux.
Houma Runner Announces 432 Mile Trek to Raise Awareness for Addiction Recovery
Chip Autin, a Houma native, will begin an extraordinary journey across Louisiana on November 27th. He aims to run 432 miles along La Hwy 1. This feat is deeply rooted in a personal quest to inspire and support individuals who have faced the daunting battle of addiction.
Local Artist Paints Portrait of Jesus for Louisiana’s Consecration to the Sacred Heart
Local artist Austin Matherne recently completed the image of Jesus that was used for the consecration of the people of Louisiana to the Sacred Heart of Jesus. The image will be hung in the governor’s mansion.
POV’s People’s Choice 2024 contest announces local winners in nearly 90 categories
Locals know locals best! So why not rely on locals to voice their point of view and tell us your favorites! Check out the POV People's Choice contest results here:
Fifty uplifting phrases to boost your child’s day
As we embark on this new school year, remember that the power of words can shape a child's day and, ultimately, their future!
Building a fitness support system
Even if you tend to work out solo, a fitness support system will help push you to the next level and is a great way to build community while exercising.
Sugarcane Crop in Better Shape this Year
A report from LSUAg shows that sugarcane crop is in better shape this year.
Thibodaux Playhouse announces auditions for “The Rocky Horror Show”
This cult classic promises a thrilling blend of rock music, dance, and unforgettable characters!
Louisiana Private Recreational Red Snapper Landing Estimates Through July 21
LA Creel, LDWF's near real-time landings data collection program, indicates that 657,996 pounds, or 70.4% percent, of Louisiana’s 2024 annual private recreational allocation of 934,587 pounds have been harvested during the 2024 Red Snapper season.
Le Petit Theatre de Terrebonne announces auditions for “Leading Ladies”
Auditions are being held the first show of the 2024/2025 season!
Tips for School Bus Safety for Students and other Drivers on the Road
School buses are the safest way for students to travel, but children also need to do their part to stay alert and aware of their surroundings to prevent injury! Here are a few tips to share with your student to help keep them safe:
Follow this safety checklist from the American Red Cross as your student heads back to school
The American Red Cross offers this checklist you can follow to help make sure your student is safe as they go back to the classroom.
Creating a Masterpiece – Chateau Chic August 2024
Chateau Chic - August 2024
