Ochsner and Tulane collaboration finds what happens to genes inside artery plaques to trigger strokes
Researchers at Ochsner Health and Tulane University School of Medicine have identified the genes that become active in carotid arteries when plaque rupture causes a stroke. The work, published in Scientific Reports, was […]
Here’s Where to Go in Lafourche to Get Out & Get Moving
When it comes to sports and recreation, Louisiana’s Cajun Bayou offers top-notch venues and parks. Lafourche Parish facilities have a range of premier venues, including a […]
Terrebonne General Well and Wise Program Empowers Residents
Terrebonne General recently kicked off a Well and Wise semester where they empower and educate residents 60 years and older.
With Schools Returning, LA DOTD Reminds Drivers to Be Safe in School Zones
It’s that time of year again when students return to school and the Louisiana DOTD has sent a reminder to watch for school zones and buses.
Marina Sprouts Connects Children to Community
Terrebonne General Health Center has announced a new addition to the Market at the Marina; Marina Sprouts!
Concrete Canvas Project Brings Color to Morgan City Community
The Morgan City community is popping up with bright colors and fun art thanks to a new project, The Concrete Canvas Project!
I’m Not Leaving Until Your World Changes
A few months ago, the Louis Children’s Crisis Center, a 40-year-old nonprofit that housed our community’s abused and neglected children, closed their doors. Children who are […]
Check Off the Basics for Going Back to School
There’s more to going back to school than buying school supplies. Here are five items to do now for a healthier student and a better school […]
Just You & The Glass
Ask someone what makes the communities along Louisiana’s Gulf Coast so special, and obvious answers will immediately come to mind: food, family and friends, and a […]
Right Turn at Albuquerque
I’m writing from Albuquerque, New Mexico. Yes, I know what you’re thinking: Why in the world would I leave the comfort of PoV country, with its […]
Houma-Terrebonne Chamber Donates Supplies to Pack the Bus
The Houma-Terrebonne Chamber of Commerce, through their Chamber Cares initiative, has donated school supplies for the 8th Annual Pack the Bus to help students in need for the new school year.
Life in Miniature
First built in the 17th century in northern Europe, primarily in Germany, Holland, and England, dollhouses were originally designed for adults. In fact, the German word […]
No Place Like Home
Tyron Benoit’s music is just as diverse as Cajun culture. When you listen to the band’s music, there’s a dash of Zydeco, a pinch of rock, […]
Terrebonne General adds time slots to Sports Performance Fit Class
"With so much great response we added another time slot to accommodate you!," reads a statement from Terrebonne General Health System.Protecting Military Families from Online Scams
According to the Better Business Bureau, more than 10% of online purchase scams last year came from the military community. Active duty military and their spouses were more likely to report losing money to these scam types than non-military consumers.
Thibodaux man donates his 25th gallon of blood
Daniel Walker donates his 25th gallon of blood! Way to go!
Living with lymphedema: Shirley Melancon’s journey
Shirley Melancon began her journey with Terrebonne General | Mary Bird Perkins Cancer Center during her fight against breast cancer in 2018. After her diagnosis, she […]
Recipe for recovery: Meeting the nutritional needs of cancer patients
Houma native Dominique Schexnayder is a mother of three, a chef and certified sommelier, and a restaurant proprietor. Now she’s also a breast cancer survivor, thanks […]
Largest Endowed Scholarship in Louisiana 4-H History Honors Louisiana Legend
A $100,000 scholarship has been given to support Louisiana 4-H, making it the largest endowed scholarship in the history of the organization. The Dr. Joel Lafayette […]
Where the Crawdads Sing Now in Theaters! [PHOTO GALLERY]
The time is finally here! Grab your popcorn and your seats, ‘Where the Crawdads Sing,’ which was partially filmed in Downtown Houma, hits theaters this weekend! […]
Have fun this summer with these safety tips
As the summer continues on, the State Fire Marshal has issued some safety tips when engaging in those fun summer activities. When it comes to grilling […]
Thibodaux Regional RISE Volleyball Club returns!
Thibodaux Regional RISE Volleyball Club is accepting registration for its Volleyball 101 program, a 7 week program designed to teach the fundamental skills of volleyball, strength […]
TPCG: Is your home properly insulated for summer heat?
Terrebonne Parish Consolidated Government has released some tips to help with keeping utility usage down during the hottest time of the year. Is your home properly […]
We Inspire LA; Finding Purpose in the Journey
One Houma native has found a purpose in her journey to help other women succeed. Latoya Walters, owner of Craftin’ in Peace and founder of a […]
St. Vincent de Paul Pharmacy Recieves $10,000 BCF Grant
St. Vincent de Paul TriParish Community Pharmacy recieved a $10,000 grant yesterday at Bayou Community Foundation’s 2022 Grant Program cermony. The pharmacy helps community members who […]
One Step Closer; A New Local Amputee Support Group Bridges Gaps
“One Step Closer,” a new Houma amputee support group, met last night for the first time. Stories were told, tears were shed, and encouragement was unlimited. […]
2022 Rougarou Fest Poster Revealed, Fest Returns October 21-23
The 2022 Rougarou Fest Commemorative Poster has been revealed! This year’s poster was designed by award-winning artist Chad Savage. Savage has over 20 years of experience […]
Ochsner Health Names Shane Robichaux as New Leader of the Year, Bayou Region
Congratulations to the Ochsner Health 2021 Spirit of Leadership Finalists from the Bayou Region! Ochsner has named the New Leader of the Year, Clinical, Shane Robichaux! […]
Attorney General Jeff Landry Offers Tips To Stay Safe This Independence Day
As we celebrate America’s 246th Birthday with firework displays and family barbeques – Attorney General Jeff Landry is reminding all to put safety first. “I encourage […]Stay Safe and Have Fun This Summer
The heat index and humidity push beyond 90 most days. Tropical disturbances pop up in weather forecasts. It’s summer, and it’s Louisiana. It’s time to have […]
Hometown Heroes | Hache Grant Association
The purpose of the Hache Grant Association is to fund specific, measurable, and actionable revitalization initiatives that will enhance the quality of life in Terrebonne Parish. […]
Where Do the Noses Go? (Part Two)
Here in PoV country, we think about lots of special things in July when hurricane season is in swing. We might be thinking about batteries and […]
Remembering the Good
If I don’t write it down, I won’t remember. As I heard myself saying those words to someone the other day, the words rang truer than […]
CIS Leg & Vein Center
When you think of your cardiovascular system, you most likely think of your heart and your blood vessels. However, your cardiovascular system extends to the arms […]
Hometown Heroes | Teachers
All of us can remember one or more teachers who made a difference in our lives, someone who took the time to encourage us, tutor us, […]
Hometown Heroes | South Louisiana Veterans Outreach
The hidden battles that are fought when veterans come back home after deployment are critical to transitioning into a world that once was normal and is […]
Hometown Heroes | Gina Danos
For Gina Danos, the word “hero” can hold numerous meanings, one being the definition of people who selflessly give their time and life to respond to […]
From the Ashes
After a catastrophic fire destroyed their home in 2017, this month’s homeowners rebuilt in the same neighborhood overlooking a beautiful lake. The three bedroom, three and […]
After the Mission
Riding a bicycle from New Orleans to Key West, Florida, and then on to Washington D.C. sounds like a fantasy, but it was very much a […]
One Drop
At wind speeds over 155 miles per hour, a storm officially receives the unnerving title of a category 5 hurricane. On the opposite end of the […]
4th of July Firework Safety: Do’s and Don’ts
By David Coffin, MD What would the 4th of July be without fireworks? A little less busy in hospital emergency rooms. The nation’s emergency physicians […]
Is Saharan Dust Dangerous? Ochsner Health tells all
We’ve been hearing of the Saharan Dust Cloud, but is it dangerous other than kicking up some allergies? Ochsner Health dove into the topic. In June, […]
Summertime Swimming Safety Tips Offered by Attorney General Jeff Landry
Louisiana has one of the highest drownings rates in the country; and without even reaching the peak of the Summer yet, we have already tragically lost […]
TPCG Reminds Residents of Firework Guidelines
Terrebonne Parish Consolidated Government has released a reminder for residents of firework guidelines as the Fourth of July holiday approaches. As per Section 8-2 of the […]
Sign Up Today for Recovery Network’s Second Free Conversational Spanish Course
Did you miss Bayou Business Recovery Network’s basic Conversational Spanish Course in the spring? Here’s another chance for you or some of your employees to take […]
Water Safety: Tips for Parents of Young Children
By Dana Fakouri, MD When summer comes around, one of the best ways to beat the heat is swimming. Swimming is not only a great […]
Healthy and Refreshing Summertime Treats
By Molly Kimball, RD, CSSD Now that summer is officially here, outdoor gatherings at the beach or pool are in full swing to help provide […]
