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 […]

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 […]

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 […]

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 […]

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 […]

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, […]

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 […]

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.  […]

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 […]