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• Thibodaux, LA News
• Former South Terrebonne coach pens first book
• Doctors say yes; some parents unsure
• Deputies must file reports for filmed incidents
• Area news in brief: May 27, 2012
• HTV bill shelved; attorney general being consulted
• Grant helps disabled residents
• Nicholls students, researchers help study alligator gar
• Nicholls' new rec center to employ 70 student workers
• Report: Driver in fatal wreck was drunk
• South Lafourche child molester gets 25 years
• Don skills slip over the summer
• Memorial Day events plentiful
• Master plan for La. coast multi-faceted
• Whats up with the early storms?
• Area news in brief: May 26, 2012
• Day just for girls coming to Senator Circle
• Houmas Regional Military Museum lends equipment for G.I. Joe film
• Thibodaux service group reaches out to local youth
• Nicholls adjusts work hours for summer
• Regional business leaders attend Nicholls institute
• Fletcher gives out 186 degrees
• South Lafourche High School graduates 255
• Area news in brief: May 25, 2012
• Housing authority braces for hurricane season
• Hospital employees teach Lafourche sixth-graders about health
• Insurance rates rising on June 1
• More travelers hitting the road
• Local bills on governors desk, awaiting signatures
• Local students match La. average on tests
• Nicholls students named to spring 2012 honors lists
• Nicholls rec center to employ 70 students
• In other Terrebonne Parish action: May 24, 2012
• Terrebonne Council bows out of China trip
• Central Lafourche High graduates 281
• Area news in brief; May 24, 2012
• Lawsuit filed against Grand Caillou fire chief
• Proposed special needs list fopr evacuations questioned
• Water Patrol officers encouraging boating safety
• Thibodaux chef competes for seafood king title
• Legislature in brief: May 24, 2012
• Terrebonne General employee honored for kindness
• Resident recalls what Terrebonne was like in 1836
• Nicholls police overhaul technology
• In other Lafourche Parish Council action: May 23, 2012
• Auditor begins work pinpointing surplus money
• Thibodaux High School graduates 297
• Area news in brief: May 23, 2012
• Low-income housing options to increase
• List of schools taking vouchers released
• Study requested for new university governing system
• Man labeled child sexual predator awarded $160,000
• Family of pedestrian struck by car makes plea for justice
• Second suspect accused in killing
• Legislature in brief: May 22, 2012
• Local bridges will be upgraded
• Terrebonne High graduates 372
• Area news in brief: May 22, 2012
• Lingering oil complicates restoration
• Families, workers decry health care cuts
• Thibodaux restaurant fire affects 60 employees
• Schriever Volunteer Fire Department gets training equipment
• CASA crawfish boil breaks records
• Ex-workers accused in Thibodaux restaurant fire
• Fire district's maintenance sparks concern
• Houma lawmaker defends minority-judgeship vote despite criticism
• Houma anglers passion is tarpon fishing
• Area news in brief: May 21, 2012
• Food collection numbers low
• Educator from Gray wins award
• Ramp planned to connect Pointe-aux-Chenes protection
• Area news in brief: May 20, 2012
• Banquet to honor retiring clerk of court
• Community calendar: May 20, 2012
• Council to discuss street-light removal on private roads
• Police to use sheriffs review board
• Learn about the environment at summer wetlands camp
• Legislature in brief: May 20, 2012
• Vandebilt Catholic graduates 163
• Polices chief of detectives moves up the ranks
• Nicholls, Fletcher on the chopping block again
• Budget has millions for local projects
• The Shuffler': Homeless man a staple of downtown
• Repair of pontoon bridge declared an emergency
• Area news in brief: May 19, 2012
• Former CenterStage champion needs your vote
• Coastal-zone changes coming for local parishes
• Some post offices may reduce hours
• Grants to help protect buildings
• E.D. White, Houma Christian, Covenant Christian host graduations
• Nicholls completes record-breaking year
• Broadmoor home destroyed in Thursday fire
• Area news in brief: May 18, 2012
• South Terrebonne High graduates 265
• Police find toddlers with dead dog
• Guitarist wins blues award
• Sheriff intervenes in DWI arrest
• Bayou Chene floodgate project to combat flooding moves forward
• Council on Aging panel clears director
• Flashing lights warn drivers of drawbridge status
• H.L. Bourgeois High graduates 313 students
• Area news in brief: May 17, 2012
• Terrebonne council delving into boards day-to-day business
• Lockport Fire Department to celebrate centennial
• Lawmakers continue to side with local TV station
• Nutria control goes to the dogs
• Shooters still sought in slaying
• Legislature in brief: May 17, 2012
• Whats in your drinking water?
• Louisiana seafood marketing bill stays afloat
• Nicholls facing $7.7 million cut
• Man gunned down in east Houma trailer
• Nicholls student leaders elected, awarded
• Local bayous clogged with invasive plants
• Ellender Memorial graduates 189 students
• Area news in brief: March 16, 2012
• House backs cost-cutting measures for Louisiana budget
• In other Thibodaux City Council action: May 16, 2012
• Gov. Jindal signs several local bills into law
• One-way Houma bridge still an issue; officials working to solve it
• South Louisiana resident brings festival back for a third time
• Murder trial delayed
• Does oil industry have bright future?
• Nicholls police issued state-of-the-art body armor
• Nicholls student leader elected to state Board of Regents
• Scientists study oil's impact on birds
• Bayou Beouf gets improved fire rating
• House approves public-school discipline bill
• Proposal would rezone areas near Valhi Boulevard extension
• Safety proposals clear House Transportation Committee
• Bayou Cane to ask voters for property-tax increase
• Child rapists get a combined 55 years
• Area news in brief: May 15, 2012
• Local students attend coastal conference
• $95 million Bayou Lafourche plan to be released soon
• Teachers face new evaluations
• Levee district head responds to criticism
• Area news in brief: May 14, 2012
• Postal carrier delivers mail, a better life
• National retail chain offered incentive to come to Houma
• Terrebonne cracks down on sunken-boat owners
• Nicholls petroleum services department to get new labs
• Reunions: May 13, 2012
• Area news in brief: May 13, 2012
• Skies clear in time for 5K, Cajun festival
• Six hundred graduate from Nicholls
• Legislature in brief: May 13, 2012
• Community calendar: May 13, 2012
• Terrebonne buys downtown lots, free parking planned
• Eat crawfish to help local animals
• Galliano resident keeps son's spirit alive
• Local House members influence budget
• Local football star arrested
• Pickup collides with motorcycle carrying two; truck driver arrested
• Number of local child-sex abuse cases increases
• Footage of upcoming TV show Cajun Justice' used in trial
• Legislature in brief: May 12, 2012
• Area news in brief: May 12, 2012
• Downtown Houma to get new two-day festival
• Bill would prohibit change for shrimpers
• Man charged with kidnapping, raping Thibodaux boy
• Concert to honor mothers
• Women team up to build homes
• Two bodies found in Thibodaux motel
• Task force debates Morganza tax options to raise $120 million
• Area news in brief: May 11, 2012
• Tetra employee gets dunked for a good cause
• Altered police-chief bill garners support in state House
• Bourg man guilty of rape
• ACLU: T-shirt ban a violation
• Someone's been digging up Deweyville graves
• Post offices help with nationwide food drive
• Nicholls to host 2014 academic summit
• Tornado strikes Grand Isle, no one injured
• Area news in brief: May 10, 2012
• Terrebonne Council debates whether to send member on China trip
• New downtown Houma market to offer fresh produce, seafood
• High school graduation schedule set for next two weeks
• BP settlement includes money for health care
• East Louisiana Girl Scouts sell 1.25 million boxes of cookies
• Cocodrie in top 10 for fishing town title
• Community leader touched so many lives'
• Death-penalty case may be tried this year
• 'Too fat to fly:' Galliano woman disputes airline's policy
• Area news in brief: May 9, 2012
• Librarys $10 million targeted
• Author has his own way of looking at success
• Terrebonne Parish to form alliance for surveillance cameras
• Suit filed in sisters' feud over jewelry
• Suspect sought in severe beating
• Lawmakers reject changes for teacher sick leave time
• Terrebonne school board takes up redistricting next week
• Program aims to expand migratory bird habitat
• Terrebonne Parish officials adjust sewerage fee increase proposal
• Local oyster grounds closed after norovirus outbreak
• Legislature in brief: May 9, 2012
• Legislature in brief: May 8, 2012
• Alabama man allegedly raped local child
• In other Terrebonne Parish Council action: May 8, 2012
• Private investigator to look into allegations against fire chief
• New sidewalk aims to improve student safety
• Committee approves cost-cutting measures
• Houma real-estate agent killed himself, investigation finds
• Lafourche Parish schools seeking new principals
• Thibodaux man accused of weekend shooting
• Shrimp season off to a slow start
• Driver charged in death
• Author says only faith helps when dealing with bullying
• Nicholls petroleum services program to receive more than $300,000
• Women’s Night Out generates more than $50,000 for Nicholls women’s athletics
• Movies help Montegut man cope with loss
• Local couple battle ALS with love, support
• Area news in briefs: May 7, 0212
• Pro wrestling show promises nonstop action
• Money raised for crash victim
• Terrebonne officials to form anti-bullying alliance
• Lafourche council to address tax votes, library money
• Fire board to address chief's indictment
• Sheriff's Office, TV producers sued
• Area news in brief: May 6, 2012
• Rain doesns Fair
• The Courier, Daily Comet score big in press contest
• Inspector general funding could be abolished
• Council to discuss new crime cameras, downtown parking
• Hundreds of crab traps removed from waters
• Legislature in brief
• Flight-school owner ordered to pay restitution
• Teacher T-shirts bashing Jindal scrapped
• Study: In rare cases, Tasers cause cardiac arrests
• Officials aim to improve travel between parishes
• Area news in brief: May 5, 2012
• Morganza task force considers tax options
• Vo-tech transportation bill gets committees OK
• Nicholls breaks ‘beyond economic impact’
• Students participate in Houma mock trial
• Lawmaker making slow recovery from injury
• Angola bill put on hold
• Area news in brief: May 4, 2012
• Houma-Thibodaux area ranks high for healthy air
• Cajun Justice' video may be used in trial
• Councilwoman elected to state panel
• Sex abuse nets foster parent 25 years
• Rising retirement age is a mixture of good, bad news
• Lafourche School Board to remain at 15 members
• In other Lafourche Parish School Board action: May 3, 2012
• Efforts to weaken legislative sway rejected
• Senator addresses state coastal issues
• School discipline bill advances
• The Restore Act may be in trouble
• Schriever woodworker makes name boards for Coast Guard vessels
• Auditor's pay, management still questioned
• Man gets life prison sentence for aunt's murder
• Nicholls to host ‘Estate and Business Planning Institute’
• Area news in brief: May 2, 2012
• She's more than a Larose festival queen
• In other Thibodaux City Council action: May 2, 2012
• In other Terrebonne Parish School Board action: May 2, 2012
• Terrebonne School Board members will attend conference
• Official alleges mistreatment in police department
• Bill calls for tracking offenders by GPS
• Spring baby boom fills animal shelters
• Thibodaux councilman charged with hunting violation
• Chauvin motorcyclist identified as victim of fatal Houma wreck
• Vo-tech students win big at skills competition
• Louisiana lawmakers vote to protect local TV station
• Nicholls mass communication national accreditation reaffirmed
• Nicholls and Well Control School cooperate to provide affordable education
• Police chief job protections debated
• Teachers, principals get reform details
• Local lawmaker advancing parts of education package
• Area news in briefs: May 1, 2012
• Public servants begin required ethics training
• Charges still pending for driver in Dularge wreck
• Students shadow Lafourche officials for a day
• Restoration aid for state approved
• Land deal for sports complex moves forward
• Houma Police detective promoted
• Cajun French: Can dying language be saved?
• Local woman swings a hammer with Habitat
• Area news in brief: April 30, 2012
• Chabert to deliver keynote address at Nicholls commencement
• End of slavery celebrated again this year
• Sisters surprise random strangers with free novels
• Mariner from Cut Off testifies before Congress
• Participants say exposure at Jazz Fest benefits area, causes
• Festive atmosphere at annual Relay for Life
• Four-wheeler crash victim in coma
• Local lawmaker influencing legacy debate
• Legislature in brief: April 29, 2012
• Bayou Towers residents concerned with security
• Area news in brief: April 29, 2012
• Locals are health care heroes
• Legislative briefs: April 28, 2012
• Chamber helps local businesses
• Nicholls nursing program angling for advanced degree
• Driver wins $1.6 million in lawsuit
• Local statesmen make historic list
• Area news in brief: April 28, 2012
• Scientists see increase in tiger prawn sightings
• Grand Caillou fire chief on paid leave following indictment
• Public housing work moves forward
• Area news in brief: April 27, 2012
• Home-jailing measure advances
• Houma man indicted on rape, abuse charges
• Pedestrian struck, killed in Dularge wreck
• Human jukeboxes ready to entertain
• Prescription pills a growing problem
• Thibodaux hospital hosts contamination drill
• Local students bringing Disney characters to life
• Survey: less concern about seafood
• that began on Facebook
• Grand Caillou Fire chief indicted on sex charge
• Local lawmakers school-reform alternatives fail
• Legislature in brief: April 26, 2012
• In other Terrebonne Parish Council action
• Low-income subdivision should begin construction by summer
• School Board set to decide on downsizing
• Parishes look to expand rigorous classes
• Teche Action Clinic getting a new home
• Suit over Lafourche inmates suicide dismissed
• Firemens growth
• In other Lafourche Parish Council action: April 25, 2012
• Area news in brief: April 25, 2012
• Lafourche council hires auditor
• Prison sentence upped to 70 years
• Chauvin man found guilty of double murder
• Corps begins major Mississippi River study
• Local delegation helps defeat levee bill
• Task force aims to alleviate Terrebonne flooding issues
• Terrebonne Parish to crack down on illegal dumping
• Developers oppose steep sewerage fee increase
• City Council votes to settle police lawsuit
• Legislators explain education votes
• Area news in brief: April 24, 2012
• Longtime police lieutenant said he took
• Chauvin double-murder trial expected to finish today
• One year after crash, bikers remember Thibodaux cop
• All high school juniors to take ACT next year
• Nicholls hosts meeting of safety pros
• Nicholls awards student employees
• Suit alleges police covered up abuse
• Area news in brief: April 23, 2012
• Nicholls alumna named universitys education dean
• Shrimpers pray for bountiful season
• Lafourche schools honor best of the best
• Councilman to reignite auditor debate
• Relay for Life provides hope for cancer patients, survivors
• Long-needed water system upgrade to start next summer
• Young woman defends cracklin cook-off title
• Area news in brief: April 22, 2012
• Should teachers and students be Facebook friends?
• Legislature in brief: April 22, 2012
• Coastal zone changes await debate
• Author from Cut Off publishes second book about Cajuns
• Lafourche voters pass school tax
• Two years later, seniors see no activity at the activity center
• Parish council to discuss flooding, illegal dumping
• Houma's Ladybug Ball to return Sunday
• Did mom seek help before baby starved to death?
• Sex offender gets 55 years
• Local voters head to polls today
• Paddlers get a backyard view of Bayou Lafourche
• Area news in brief: April 21, 2012
• Murder trial halted by surprise witness
• Houma-Thibodaux gains 5,700 jobs over past year
• Officer saves babys life
• Lafourche lawmaker abandons excavation bill
• Terrebonne Vo-Tech gets engine donations
• Nicholls culinary institute receives $10,000
• Nicholls symposium to cover art, performance, language, culture and the Holocaust
• Nicholls hosts oil spill conference
• Lunden, Forbes, Bacharach to headline Nicholls conference
• Mother charged with starving infant to death
• Double-murder trial continues
• Area news in brief: April 20, 2012
• Terrebonne Parish businesses talk emergency preparedness
• Council on Aging probe has ended, but still no decision
• Changes sought for fish-marketing board
• Board considers tax options for Morganza system
• Locals question spill settlement
• Cops find $50k in alleged cocaine
• Housing worker punished for misusing truck
• Arts council receives $240,000 grant
• Area news in brief: April 19, 2012
• Restore Act passes the U.S. House
• State targets efforts to reduce premature births
• Ride, 5K benefits injured cyclist
• Thibodaux native takes on worlds best professional eaters
• Testimony begins in Smithridge murder trial
• Amendment would let universities control tuition
• Proposals aim to preserve Louisiana French
• Local insurance bills fail to get past committee
• Nicholls Chamber Singers to perform April 22
• Service Awards at Nicholls recognize employee excellence
• Brown widows creeping into south Louisiana
• Bill aims to improve storm evacuations
• Term limits: How long should school board members serve?
• Area news in brief: April 18, 2012
• Thibodaux councilwoman criticized at Tuesday meeting
• In other Terrebonne School Board action: April 18, 2012
• Brown widows creeping into south Louisiana
• Suspect in mom, child's murder stands trial this week
• Study reveals problem at intersection, offers a solution
• In other Thibodaux City Council action: April 18, 2012
• Economic development leaders celebrate newfound friendship
• Chauvin resident says officials ignored sewer problem
• Campaign to save coast steadily grows
• Fatal crash yields pleas for action
• Legislature in brief: April 17, 2012
• Bridges essential to south Louisiana life
• La. celebrated Tax Freedom Day earlier than most
• Medical waste being dumped in residential neighborhood
• Schools seek voter approval for bonds
• Youth board to attend statewide summit
• Ceremony marks opening of shrimp season
• Nicholls' police chief earns national honors
• ‘Women’s Night Out’ at Nicholls set for May 3
• Toll station in Leeville will accept cash, credit cards
• Schriever teen creates program for Alzheimers patients
• Area news in brief: April 16, 2012
• Trash Bash aims to clean Bayou Dularge
• Store owner remembered for kind nature, service
• Cleanest City judges return May 10
• Education changes have some teachers on edge
• Music festival continues to grow
• Murder suspect has long criminal history
• Local author releases third book
• Legislature in brief: April 15, 2012
• Crawfish boil to benefit CASA
• Lawmakers urge industry to drill deeper
• Area news in brief: April 15, 2012
• Area news in brief: April 14, 2012
• Organization celebrates a legacy of service
• Terrebonne, Lafourche miss out on million-dollar grant
• Area news in brief: April 14, 2012
• Father convicted of child cruelty gets 30 years
• Hospital and volunteers honored by organization
• Task Force meets Thursday to consider Morganza money
• Houma arrest in murder of Lafayette man
• Nicholls ‘Nocturne’ echoes 19th century soirees
• Area news in brief: April 13, 2012
• Louisiana songwriter shares tricks of the trade
• Legislature in brief: April 13, 2012
• Presentation highlights Bayou Lafourche cleanup
• Assumption sheriffs taxes head to voters
• Run helps local Habitat build homes
• Police chief bill advances to state House
• Dorm revamp to be finished by summer
• Busy Houma road to be widened this fall
• Nearly two years later, oil remains
• Presidential appointee to headline oil spill conference at Nicholls
• Jones named Dean of Education at Nicholls
• New law imposes penalties for bringing weapons to Houma Courthouse
• Lawmakers put robocall bill on hold
• Legislature in brief: April 12, 2012
• In other action: April 12, 2012
• Area news in brief: April 12, 2012
• Local entertainment guide offers new, enhanced features
• Terrebonne-based cop show picked up by A&E
• U.S. teens choose texts over talking
• Mosquito boom hits south La.
• Traffic light sought after deadly crash in Fourchon
• Nicholls residence hall renovation nears completion
• Police patrols: Houma, Thibodaux differ
• Local jobs officials will travel to China
• Area news in brief: April 11, 2012
• Cassidy calls for more oil drilling
• Lawmakers reject appeal from owner of Houmas HTV station
• In other Terrebonne School Board action: April 11, 2012
• Terrebonne School Board debates new voting-district maps
• Report says nation should pay to fix coastal Louisiana
• Putting service members first
• Fishing rodeo honors late assessor
• Nicholls invites public to picnic, ‘Blessing of the Fleet’
• Nicholls police chief named national director of the year
• Feds to investigate teens shooting death
• ACLU accuses jail contractor of corruption
• In other Terrebonne Parish Council action: April 12, 2012
• Legislature in brief: April 10, 2012
• Local fire chiefs say dispute will not endanger residents
• Area news in brief: April 10, 2012
• New rule could ban guns at Terrebonne Courthouse
• Motorcyclist was good with people
• Appeal anticipated in drive-by shooting
• Local bail bondsman part of reality show
• Proposed charter schools would focus on discipline
• Smart-car driver owns Thibodaux automotive shop
• About 100 forensic experts expected to attend Houma conference
• Bayou Lafourche plan sparks concern
• Legislature in brief: April 9, 2012
• Area news in brief: April 9, 2012
• Houma family reunites with loved one missing since Katrina
• Birds flock to Louisiana during spring migration
• Childrens Advocacy Center raises awareness
• Safety of oil-spill dispersants under fire
• Deadly crash sparks traffic light request
• Motorcycle club president puts others before himself
• Local churches fill as Christians mark holy day
• Local lawmaker pushes school plan
• Bike ride, 5K benefit injured cyclist
• Assumption sheriff backtracks on charge
• Courier, Comet win big in AP awards
• Local student to join state School Board
• Area news in brief: April 8, 2012
• Parish Council to discuss fire departments' dispute
• Fire board targets rising insurance costs
• Alleged killer to stand trial by year's end
• Pair's alleged theft devastates' family
• Bill on contracts stirs debate
• Nominate your favorite fishing town for title
• Area news in brief: April 7, 2012
• Jungle dog seeks bayou home
• Legislature in brief: April 7, 2012
• Suspect allegedly terrorized woman
• Voters support Louisianas latest master plan for coastal work
• Plastic surgeon cleared by jury
• Hispanic library opening in Lafourche
• Area news in brief: April 6, 2012
• Crawfish supplies ample for Easter weekend
• 8-year-old earns her first fish tale
• First shrimp summit seeks to foster marketing
• Tarpon Rodeo permits issued
• Education reform clears Senate
• Interests collide over commercial-fishing proposals
• Area news in brief: April 5, 2012
• In other Lafourche Parish School Board action: April 5, 2012
• Bourg man found dead was being sued over sex-assault allegations
• Police: Handcuffed suspect escapes
• Houma artist to exhibit work at plantation
• Family says suspects intimidated witnesses
• Danos Theater dedicated at Nicholls
• Thibodaux tire-slashing investigation continues
• Residents demand a fix for strained police relationship
• Nicholls finalizes return of Rienzi Plantation
• Second suspect charged in 2006 Thibodaux slaying
• Area news in brief: April 4, 2012
• Lightning hits home; flood watch issued
• Legislation affects oyster research, fishing obstructions
• Tuition Hike?
• Pastor ministers to police
• Lawmaker tackles coastal issues
• Bourg man's death deemed suspicious' by police
• Grand jury indicts teen on second-degree murder charge
• Measures aim to bolster coast through material and marketing
• Area news in brief: April 3, 2012
• Concert unites students in song
• Bayou Lafourche oversight may change
• New technology helped lead to arrest
• Families grieve for teens killed in wreck
• Health leaders speak to industry group
• Houma wins cleanest city contest, to compete for state title
• State Supreme Court Justice addresses Nicholls business honorees
• Terrebonne fire departments make changes
• Restore Act stalls in U.S. House
• NAACP visits with U.S. Attorney, FBI Special Agent in Charge in Houma Saturday
• Cancer center turns 1
• Crash kills two Houma teens
• Basketball coach reflects on career milestones
• Area news in brief: April 2, 2012
• Cash, drugs seized in traffic stops
• Rotary clubs bring books to the bayou
• Legislature in brief: April 1, 2012
• What should state do with oil-spill fine money?
• Crowds flock to Southdown Marketplace
• Thousands treated annually for addiction
• Writers
• Former murder suspect arrested
• Area news in brief: March 31, 2012
• Houma woman wins Final Four contest
• Bayou Lafourche cleanup draws hundreds
• Police chief attends training
• Court costs for town could go up
• Local club wants your used band instruments
• St. George Observatory reopens to public
• New boat allows more views of Bayou Lafourche
• ‘Nicholls CAN!’ donates non-perishables, cash to area food banks
• Area news in brief: March 30, 2012
• How will Terrebonne pay for levees?
• Lack of money slows work on Houma path
• Arrest made in years-old Thibodaux homicide
• Investigation into death points to suicide, police say
• Probe of accusations against elderly-agency head nears an end
• One dead after platform collapses in scrapyard
• Single mom works to improve neighborhood image
• Choctaw festival raises money for fire department
• Charge reduced in teen's death
• Sugar-cane haulers seek break on weight limits
• Questions loom in Houma man's death
• Trial over breast implants begins
• Area news in brief: March 29, 2012
• Shrimpers, officials debate benefits of twin-city arrangement
• Nicholls hosts of arts, music, culture
• House committee seeks drilling-ban documents
• Dedication ends Katrina, Rita recovery efforts
• TOPS scholarship changes rejected
• Houma company violated Clean Water Act
• Lafourche Parish auditor search put on hold
• Terrebonne honors Teachers of the Year
• Boat crash victim loved the outdoors
• Wetlands group, chamber vow to partner for coastal restoration
• Research Week highlights work under way at Nicholls
• Area news in brief: March 28, 2012
• $5 million donation split among three local nonprofits
• Raceland cocaine dealer sentenced to 23 years in prison
• Houma Police detective named department's Officer of the Year
• Place the bear, win a ride
• Changes approved to sex-offender bill
• Local couple seek justice' in son's slaying
• Legislature in brief: March 27, 2012
• Demand for nurses remains unabated
• Senate advances proposed insurance changes
• Area news in brief: March 27, 2012
• Houma to enter partnership with port city in China
• Houma vigil honors slain Fla. teen
• Storms damage Montegut Management Levee
• Work on Houma bike trail could start by summer
• Nicholls musicians to join with British group for free concerts
• New dean named at Nicholls
• Lafourche Parish auditor search could end Tuesday
• Famous faces grab lunch at Oak Alley
• Local crabbers lament scant catches
• Certified La. crab could open new markets
• Top teachers to be honored at Tuesday event
• Chauvin resident spotlights crime
• Area news in brief: March 26, 2012
• Voters reject Thibodaux recreation tax
• Massive icebreaker christened
• Where do Terrebonnes eagles go each summer?
• Area news in brief: March 25, 2012
• Police officers organize mentoring program
• Twin-city arrangement heads to council
• Legislature in brief: March 25, 2012
• Pink flamingos make fundraiser a success
• Alleged drug dealer arrested after police find nearly 3,500 pills
• Changes worry elderly service providers
• School officials say next year's budget could be grim
• Water recedes after flooding a dozen local homes
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• Local moviegoers satisfy appetite for
• Company aims to help fire victims
• Area news in brief: March 24, 2012
• Architects hired for Houmas Wetlands Discovery Center
• Vietnam vet trying to build Thibodaux memorial
• Oyster hatchery could help struggling industry
• Nicholls ‘Art Day’ set for March 30
• Nicholls Camerata to join British orchestra for two public concerts
• House approves school-reform program
• Area news in brief: March 23, 2012
• Senator Circle renovation woes remain unresolved
• Gingrich makes campaign stop in Houma
• Doucet named Dean of Arts and Sciences at Nicholls
• Legislature debates Jindal's school-voucher plan
• Justice of the peace election Saturday
• Climate change could cause frequent flooding
• Thibodaux chief to host TV show
• Local seafood makes appearance
• Author Wes Moore to deliver address at Nicholls
• Master plan approved by coastal board
• Area news in brief: March 22, 2012
• Terrebonne ARC removes stigma from name
• No resolution yet in Council on Agings investigation
• Measure would expand alternative sentencing program
• Lafourche DWI arrests outpace Terrebonnes
• Panel detours effort to upgrade area bridges
• Houma native self-publishes second book
• Wisconsin volunteers help repair Dulac homes
• Burglar caught in the act, police say
• Parish government websites earn A+ grade
• Bayou Childrens Museum casino night is Saturday
• Tire-slashing investigation sought
• Area braces for potential flooding today
• Area news in brief: March 21, 2012
• In other Thibodaux City Council action: March 21, 2012
• In other Terrebonne School Board action: March 21, 2012
• TARC celebrates 50 years, helps clients
• Efforts to build a new jail continue
• Shell donates $50,000 to Nicholls
• Bill creates new board for shrimp industry
• Committees approve public-safety, agriculture bills
• Teens sought to serve on youth council
• Organization aims to police law enforcement
• Morganza project lands new state money
• Deputy praised for DWI arrests
• Former governor weighs in on education-reform effort
• Nicholls Alumni Federation recognizes excellence
• Nicholls Alumni Crawfish Boil set for April 21
• Houma man gets 15 years for child abuse
• Thibodaux city voters weigh sales tax Saturday
• Police briefs: March 20, 2012
• Jogger still runs despite attack in park
• Man drowns trying to save girl at Grand Isle
• Family wants answers in 2009 homicide
• Area news in brief: March 20, 2012
• Robotics team wins award
• Mardi Gras is over, but krewest
• FEMA project will strengthen Golden Meadow floodwall
• North Terrebonne Library showcased for design
• TARC artist makes name for herself
• Houma chiefs job protections debated
• Leeville boat launch could be built this year
• Shell donation helps rebuild Fourchon
• Nicholls biology students earn praise for research
• Area news in brief: March 19, 2012
• Another family awaits Korean War search
• Bill would revamp teacher pay, tenure
• Swamp Stomp brings out music lovers
• Memorial honors Vandebilt teens killed in 2010 crash
• Fifth-grader given key to the city
• Convention draws events to Terrebonne
• Program would require contracts to consider only locals for coastal jobs
• Changes in master plan may benefit parish
• Legislature in brief: March 18, 2012
• Thibodaux lawmaker pushing election changes
• Area news in brief: March 18, 2012
• Allegations against Council on Aging's director investigated
• Judge uses display to educate
• Nicholls kicks off festival with cultural showcase
• Larose festival boasts music, food and fun
• Club rookies want to help local shelter
• Wrestlers take fight against cancer to the mat
• Today is your last chance to cast early vote
• Thibodaux trying to revive Neighborhood Watch
• Area news in brief: March 17, 2012
• Sheriff's Maserati auctioned on eBay again
• Misused child seat can result in death
• Swamp Stomp puts focus on music and the arts
• Local officials praise passage of Restore Act
• Water service disrupted next week
• Nicholls ‘Research Week’ to begin March 26
• Area news in brief: March 16, 2012
• Ashland trailer destroyed by evening fire
• Houma man guilty of sexually abusing children
• Man facing incest charges kills himself, police say
• Children's book imparts lessons from oil spill
• Cuts threaten mentoring program for Houma youths
• Nicholls celebrates ‘Pi Day’
• Ronnie Kole to perform free concert at Nicholls
• Shell Oil to help fund Nicholls environmental initiative
• Vouchers advance after lengthy debate
• Area news in brief: March 15, 2012
• U.S. Senate passes Restore Act
• Parish government auditor search narrowed to three
• Village East and Houma fire departments end partnership
• No local protest-related teacher shortage
• Environmental groups file suit over dead zone
• Houma readies for Cleanest City Contest
• Proposal to reduce Lafourche School Board's size dies quickly
• Nicholls to host cautionary lecture on corporate fraud
• Nicholls asks community to ‘show us your cans!’
• Area news in brief: March 14, 2012
• In other action: March 14, 2012
• Two teens associated with fatal shooting released
• Crozier man shot by police pleads guilty to assault charge
• Council meets in renovated chambers
• Students pitch in to restore old Indian school
• Council on Aging's director accused of ethics violations
• Local soldiers among the missing, killed in Korea
• Minority-owned businesses win grants
• Bill encourages ultra-deep drilling
• Local students vie for social-studies prizes
• GOP candidates tout domestic oil
• Nicholls to host public interviews for education dean
• Nicholls Swamp Stomp fest to feature arts and crafts fair
• In other Terrebonne Parish Council action: March 13, 2012
• Area news in brief: March 13, 2012
• Lawmakers differ on Jindal proposals
• New board targets youth crime
• Bayou Cane firefighters may have to pay for insurance
• Revived board would help troubled youth
• Terrebonne mourns loss of its oldest World War II vet
• Truck driver killed in watery crash
• Truck driver killed in watery crash
• Nicholls recreation center nears completion, should ready by fall
• Rediscover bayou in your backyard
• Legislature in brief: March 12, 2012
• School reform tops agenda
• Republican presidential hopefuls head to La.
• Thibodaux Police mechanic gets his kicks on stage
• State legislature to consider local tax change
• Bayou Cane fire board to address spending, insurance
• First Easter Seals gumbo cook-off benefits locals with disabilities
• Charter fishermen continue to struggle after oil spill
• Walk across America includes a local pit stop
• Oilfield lawsuits headed for debate
• Got an old musical instrument? Kiwanis wants you to donate it
• Area news in brief: March 11, 2012
• Nicholls women emphasize self-empowerment
• Nicholls students bring home top state science awards
• Teen accused in slaying was victim's friend
• Child-sex suspect charged
• Area news in brief: March 10, 2012
• Hundreds show solidarity against cancer
• Terrebonne, Lafourche school calendars for next year set
• Interest in Terrebonne Parish curbside recycling still low
• Long to headline lecture series at Nicholls
• Nicholls seniors showcase artwork
• Mental-health care goes mobile with new vehicle
• Three charged with rape, robbery of Raceland woman inside her house
• New school coming soon
• Classmate allegedly kills high-schooler
• Drug sting nets 14 in Assumption
• Want to be a volunteer cop?
• Drug sting nets 14 in Assumption
• Cuts already clog medical center's emergency room
• Bill would take hospital out of state system
• Nicholls art alum receives national recognition
• Culinary Institutes new home on the horizon
• BIG banquet focuses on education
• Floodgate installation begins in Houma Navigation Canal
• Area news in brief: March 8, 2012
• Accused killer's mental state still unclear
• Nicholls Academic Council salutes Chef Bienvenu
• Learn ‘Zydeco from A to Z’ for free at Nicholls
• Arrests made in Dollar General bomb threat
• Another lawsuit filed in juvenile-jail sex case
• Montegut rec center to get new football field
• Nicholls launches food drive
• In other Thibodaux City Council action: March, 7, 2012
• Nicholls honors Chef Frank Brigtsen
• Racial claims spark debate
• New voting districts delayed
• Hundreds of passengers ride on Thibodaux city buses each week
• Budget cuts impact State Police hiring
• Childrens museum in Thibodaux could open by fall
• Local lawmakers latch onto familiar issues
• Swamp Stomp fest scheduled for March 16-18 at Nicholls
• Nicholls to hold public interviews of dean finalists
• Dad in fatal crash has a record
• Manufacturing plant coming to Schriever
• New Orleans chef awarded by John Folse Culinary Institute
• Area news in brief: March 6, 2012
• Effort aims to map disappearing cemeteries
• La. 1 advocates hope for more cash
• North Canal widening could get millions
• Elderly woman beats assailant with shoe
• Houma Shrine Club sued over parade injuries
• Could schools grade parents involvement?
• Area news in brief: March 5, 2012
• New animal-rescue group created in Lafourche Parish
• Proposals pit local lawmaker against governor
• Early voting for primary begins Saturday
• Local turns personal experience into business venture
• New voting districts on School Board agenda
• Chackbay man named cookoff champ
• Legislative session coming into focus
• Toddler killed in crash, dad allegedly driving drunk
• Chabert closes its labor and delivery services
• Oyster, crab and shrimp on session menu
• Sheriff partners with childrens museum to build Safetyville
• Area news in breif: March 4, 2012
• Toddler dead in St. John wreck
• Guilty verdict in 2010 murder
• Locals reenact Civil War
• Tunnel to undergo five months worth of work
• Bollinger, Coast Guard celebrate fleet
• Two guilty of rape, murder
• Policy shift proposed for freshwater districts
• Freshman lawmaker fills agriculture role
• Schriever chaplain opens Congress with prayer
• Area news in brief: March 3, 2012
• 18-wheeler goes off highway, kills driver
• Man convicted of trying to kill ex
• Crackdown targets places where crime happens repeatedly
• Writers’ conference to feature Pulitzer Prize winner
• Application deadline extended for Louisiana Girls Leadership Academy at Nicholls
• Area news in brief: March 2, 2012
• Belle Rose man pleads guilty to vehicular homicide
• Simulated anthrax attack tests state response
• Center preserves boats from area's past
• Jurors listen to accused killer's taped confession
• Nicholls hosting area-wide canned-food drive
• Connie Chung to headline Nicholls event
• Nicholls Players to bring Shakespeare classic into 21st century
• Accused killer's trial begins
• Crime briefs: March 1, 2012
• Area news in brief: March 1, 2012
• In other Terrebonne council action: March 1, 2012
• Terrebonne council takes up cemetery issue
• Chamber wants School Board to slow remapping process
• Alabama man guilty in cold-case murder
• Trial for 32-year-old homicide begins
• Pearl Harbor survivor laid to rest
• $120 million needed to complete Morganza system
• Public-skating debate re-emerges
• Area news in brief: Feb. 29, 2012
• Nicholls Financial Aid Night set for March 14
• Nicholls film club to feature ‘Jane Eyre’ and ‘The Fighter’
• Lafourche Parish president defends boat-launch progress
• Gang charges dropped against Thibodaux teens
• Study examines impact of La. 1 closure
• Irish-Italian parade to roll March 18 in Houma
• Lafourche schools could lose state money
• Charity hospital benefits from Friday event
• Old Coke building to house Lafourche sheriffs deputies
• Nicholls student prepares for national culinary competition
• Police station wins approval
• Man slays burrito to take home title
• Coastal issues on tap for legislative session
• Plans for in Lafourche move foward
• Area news in brief: Feb. 28, 2012
• Lafourche presidents camp rental violated law
• Nicholls to host spring fairs and summer camps for youth
• Thousands expected for ‘Tresors du Bayou’ at Nicholls
• Flu season off to slowest start in years
• Downtown Thibodaux library opens
• Senator Circle to get police station
• Education reforms top local agendas
• Area news in brief: Feb. 27, 2012
• Houma church brings help to Haiti
• Nicholls grad returns to rehab
• Lafourche bands earn honors at Rex
• Murder trials begin this week
• Trooper rescues elderly couple from Larose house fire
• Community confronts gang issue after teen's slaying
• Local governments struggle with rising health care costs
• More area kids have insurance; more adults lack it
• Black History program honors teachers
• Area news in brief: Feb. 26, 2012
• Legislation limits Houma police chief job protection
• Help local animals at 5K race
• Concert celebrates African-American spirituals
• La. coastal officials air concerns
• Area news in brief: Feb. 25, 2012
• Two men indicted on child-rape charges
• Locals honored for fostering racial equality
• Proposed laws target legislative process
• Cortez certified as HR professional
• Project aims to collect kids spill memories
• Interim chief named in Bayou Cane
• Business group outlines legislative priorities
• Area news in brief: Feb. 24, 2012
• Case closed on teen's shooting death
• Death penalty off the table for accused baby killer
• State convention spotlights local parishes
• Lafourche headquarters overhaul nears end
• It's time to remove those parade stands
• Two years later, still no arrest in woman's death
• In other action: Feb. 23, 2012
• Area news in brief: Feb. 23, 2012
• Local parades mostly trouble free
• Early review: Local celebration a success
• Flamingos flock to fight cancer
• 15th annual Lafcadio Hearn Dinner at Nicholls to Feature Chefs Brigtsen, Shaya
• Ash Wednesday: Local faithful mark beginning of Lent
• Mardi Gras traditions different for everybody
• State wants to certify seafood
• Area news in brief: Feb. 22, 2012
• State convention begins Thursday in Houma
• Carnival 2012 comes to an end in Houma-Thibodaux
• Monday night parade ushers in Fat Tuesday
• Officials clear principal of racial claims
• The lure of the catch is in the eye of the reveler
• Search under way for shooting suspects
• Area news in brief: Feb. 21, 2012
• Lawsuit filed over teen's drunken-driving crash death
• What do you do with all those Carnival beads?
• Terrebonne considers teaming with Chinese city
• Paradegoers share tips for best spots
• Parade-friendly weather expected
• Moms who saved soccer referee's life to get awards
• Neptune King fulfills grandfather's dream
• New noise rules in store for city bars?
• Area news in brief: Feb. 20, 2012
• Thibodaux Library to open Feb. 27
• Driver to be prosecuted in girlfriend's death
• Bayou Cane records missing
• Soggy Saturday pushes multiple parades to today
• Evening parades hope to dodge thunderstorms
• Local schools celebrate Black History Month
• Coastal program could lose federal money
• Area news in brief: Feb. 16, 2012
• Spill-fines bill advances in U.S. House
• Replica Columbus ships arrive
• Bayou Cane fire chief tenders resignation
• Who should redraw La. voting districts?
• Judge throws out La. Facebook ban on sex offenders
• Weather watch: Will it rain on our parades?
• Two dead in separate wrecks
• Area news in brief: Feb. 16, 2012
• Two burned in explosion aboard boat
• State wants dead zone off Impaired Waters List
• Boat-launch project dealt a setback
• Lawsuit dropped against local police
• Terrebonne considers changes to policy on alternative schools
• Bill introduced to upgrade Lockport Police technology
• Nicholls Event Attracts Art Students from 14 High Schools
• New school inches forward
• In other Lafourche Parish Council action: Feb. 15, 2012
• Area news in brief: Feb. 15, 2012
• False alarms can be costly but require action
• Habitat store gets holiday magazine collection
• Area news in brief: Feb. 15, 2012
• Legislators plan for upcoming session
• Houma homicide remains unsolved
• New principal accused of harassing interracial couples
• Missing man found dead
• Lafourche hopes to avoid suit over boat launch
• Movie scenes shot in Thibodaux, Houma
• Help plan for Terrebonnes future
• Area news in brief: Feb. 13, 2012
• Shaka, Versailles wrap up weekend of local parades
• Hyacinthians, Titans wrap up parade weekend
• ACT may become key school score
• Signs promote heritage region
• New guest worker rules resurrect old debates
• Can you help? Bourg teen with food drive
• Terrebonne Sheriffs Office overspending makes layoffs 'inevitable'
• Child actress from Houma makes waves at film fest
• Parades today cap season's first weekend
• Nicholls wants you to listen to the music
• Area news in brief: Feb. 12, 2012
• Local crab-trap cleanup seeking volunteers
• Whitney Houston, superstar of records, films, dies
• Movie stars coming to Houma
• Expect lots of mosquitoes this year
• Hercules rolls through Houma
• Night parade will be Thibodaux's first in a century
• Local students struggle less with debt
• Grant paves way for training equipment
• Area news in brief: Feb. 11, 2012
• 15th annual Lafcadio Hearn dinner at Nicholls to feature Chefs Brigtsen, Shaya
• Nicholls calls on French speakers to join preservation group
• Krewe of Hercules ready to roll
• Electrical fire rips through Houma trailer
• Nicholls Jubilee festival set to begin March 12
• Nicholls offers free February musical performances
• Education chief pitches system reforms
• HIV/AIDS infections rise slightly locally
• Mardi Gras now made in China
• New Prospect Street Bridge could be open by June
• Master plan could change under public scrutiny
• Electrical fire rips through Houma trailer
• Nicholls State pushes for more diversity
• Residents weigh in on Lafourche tourism campaign
• Area news in brief: Feb. 9, 2012
• Felony charge dropped against driver in Dularge crash
• Report: Sea-level rise must be considered in projects
• Couple charged after traffic stop
• Morning blaze destroys Chauvin home
• Local krewes ready for Carnival kickoff
• Houma residents air policing concerns
• Oil site growth yields jobs
• Crime Briefs: Feb. 8, 2012
• Area news in brief: Feb. 8, 2012
• Thibodaux Council revisits noise ordinance
• Principals appointment sparks debate
• In other Thibodaux City Council action: Feb. 8, 2012
• Cause of St. Mary copter crash still unclear
• Adoption screening makes sure pets find forever home'
• World Guy' and his globe trek through region
• Area news in brief: Feb. 7, 2012
• Downtown festival inches forward
• Bayou Cane firefighters will receive a pay increase
• Fletcher officials aim for fall opening of new campus
• Lafourche improvement projects roll forward
• Nicholls Camerata to offer free performance
• Nicholls students test business analysis skills in global competition
• Civic Center drawing larger conventions
• Houma man, 41, guilty of incest
• Local veterans to be guests of honor in Hercules parade
• Neighbors, police will meet to air grievances
• Area news in brief: Feb. 6, 2012
• Lawmakers begin filing local bills
• Oyster hatchery could come to Terrebonne
• Coach reflects on four decades of service to local sports
• Sugar Cane League donates land to parish
• Board to pick new principal for South Terrebonne
• Start your new year right: Choose MyPlate
• Shift at Chabert reveals the true cost of cuts
• New Bayou Cane Fire board to hold first meeting
• Summit focuses on wetlands, coastal restoration
• Thompson Road barrier project nears completion
• Area news in brief: Feb. 5, 2012
• More students qualify for money at
• Parish jails make space for Mardi Gras inmates
• Area news in brief: Feb. 4, 2012
• La. Democrats attempt a comeback
• Foundation laid for childrens museum
• Lockport cattleman is a
• Chabert Medical Center announces possible cuts, layoffs
• Kids tackle marsh science at World Wetlands Day
• BP helps boost technology at local school
• Faulty battery delays sale of seized Maserati
• Houma apartments part of states largest solar-power project
• Area news in brief: Feb. 2, 2012
• Officials want more downtown Houma cameras
• Lafourche honors teachers, students at awards night
• Could local hospital exit state system?
• Lafourche boat owners sue BP, local company
• Leeville bridge to have cash-toll lane by summer
• State will sweep bayou businesses
• Houma man given cancer by medication, lawsuit says
• Locals comment on oil-spill rehab
• Area news in brief: Feb. 1, 2012
• Thibodaux library set to open this month
• Wreck causes gas station fire
• High-school students building robot basketballer
• La.'s school science standards earn high rank
• Missing Ashland man found dead
• Area news in brief: Jan. 31, 2012
• Report: Drilling ban hurt small oil companies
• Voter deadline nears for presidential primaries
• Nicholls reports distance learning boom
• Nicholls offers $5.6 million in scholarships
• Nicholls senior hopes his poetry inspires others
• Monkey owners flee La. crackdown
• Dulac couple hope to bring beloved otter home
• Police: Repeat DWI offenders difficult to stop
• Tensions simmer over Houma neighborhood's policing
• Area news in brief: Jan. 30, 2012
• Mexican restaurant to hold burrito-eating championship
• Work to continue on Nicholls soccer facility
• How will school vouchers affect you?
• Residents offer views for, against school vouchers
• Will Lafourche government acquire Fourchon beach?
• Terrebonne Finance Department gets award for excellence
• Chili chefs compete in downtown Houma
• Area news in brief: Jan. 29, 2012
• Mild winter could make for good crawfish
• Athlete was an inspiration to family, community
• Anti-litter awareness campaign launched in Terrebonne
• Seafood officials say naming-rights deal smells fishy
• Train hits pickup truck; no one injured
• Thibodaux man's standoff with police ends peacefully
• Search for Lafourche Parish council watchdog begins Monday
• Search for Lafourche government watchdog begins Monday
• Local vegetarians have limited options
• Voice your opinion on restoration plan
• Help Nicholls grad return to rehab
• Shooting victim accused in December robbery
• Grants to target underage drinking
• Nicholls receives $45,000 from Capital One
• Nicholls culinary institute wins fifth consecutive regional title
• Officer cleared in suspect's death
• Killer may still face second life sentence
• Beleaguered local fire board gets new members
• Search for Ashland man continues
• Pawn shops thrive in good, bad economies
• New festival coming to Houma
• Local colleges stick with traditional testing
• Master plan forgets bayou communities, residents say
• In other Lafourche Parish Council action: Jan. 25, 2012
• Broke Lafourche aid program gets more cash
• Cause of copter crash remains unknown
• To keep classes open, teachers take on more work
• Area news in brief: Jan. 24, 2012
• Amid turmoil, Bayou Cane fire board may expand
• Elementary-school counselor charged with cruelty
• Teacher accused of sex with student
• Driver killed in Bayou Blue wreck
• Local delegation eyes education, budget cuts
• Fire rips through Houma house
• Jindal pushes virtual programs
• Hornets' home could get new name
• Locals bring cyber debate to Thibodaux
• After war, a new fight begins
• Chackbay resident shares anniversary story
• Area news in brief: Jan. 23, 2012
• Grant money available to replace drought-stricken trees
• Lafourche Council will discuss search to hire watchdog
• Lawsuit filed in '09 fatal boat wreck
• American Indian population remains steady
• Girl Scouts kick off 100th anniversary
• Senator gets coveted committee appointment
• Terrebonne council to appoint new fire board in Bayou Cane
• Lafourche schools to borrow more money
• Senator gets coveted committee appointment
• Students at Mulberry learning how to share
• Armed robber gets 50 years
• Thibodaux named states top department
• Nicholls promotes Grand Isle preservation
• Seized Maserati auctioned on eBay
• Two dead in St. Mary helicopter crash
• Flood-protection work is larger than life
• Advocate for elderly honored for her work
• Prints adorn Nicholls art gallery
• Shipyard head was a great inspiration'
• Thibodaux Police training K-9 units
• Ex-employee sues Thibodaux nursing home
• Layoffs expected at Chabert, other state hospitals
• Student's killing prompts precautions
• Area news in brief: Jan. 18, 2012
• Houma Police recover stolen gun collection
• Area news in brief: Jan. 17, 2012
• Former jail employee files lawsuit, claims hostile work environment
• Houma MLK event focuses on minority judgeship
• Southern parishes slow to pick up agritourism
• Thibodaux, Napoleonville celebrate King's legacy
• Lafourche youth hear King's message
• State convention to shine light on Terrebonne Parish
• Lafourche master plan delayed
• She took integration into her own hands
• Thibodaux actor to play a heavenly role in major movie
• NAACP unites adults, kids to honor King
• Area news in brief: Jan. 16, 2012
• Across the country, twin births are increasing
• Houma man set to tour as musician after retirement
• Vandebilt senior is top teen
• Authors day draws local authors to library
• Girls running program expands to schools
• Area news in brief: Jan. 15, 2012
• Year's top trooper represents good overall enforcement'
• Show highlights recreation industry
• Cuts will affect Nicholls dyslexia center
• BP donates $4 million to Fletcher
• Valhi Boulevard construction begins
• Area news in brief: Jan. 14, 2012
• Grammy nominees to headline Nicholls ‘Swamp Stomp’
• Humor and multimedia encouraged in Nicholls classrooms
• Nicholls awards Naquin and Dantin with emeritus titles
• Master plan has few restoration options
• Area news in brief: Jan. 13, 2012
• Area events to honor civil-rights icon
• Who Dat lost a bet?
• Lawsuit filed over crime-scene thefts
• Bayou Cane Fire Board appointments delayed
• Local home prices fell last year
• Nicholls athletics deal with budget cuts
• New tombs at Terrebonne public cemeteries must be painted white
• Tiny frog claimed as world's smallest vertebrate
• Floodwall work under way in south Lafourche
• Top Lafourche government officials will keep their jobs
• Longtime Bourg firefighter remembered for calm demeanor
• Land birds become tiger shark meals
• Terrebonne Parish Council mulls switching to gas power
• In other Lafourche Parish Council action: Jan. 11, 2012
• Nicholls womens center faces cuts
• Nicholls issues 2012 carnival parking policies
• Youth wetlands conference set for Feb. 4
• Nicholls students named to fall 2011 honors lists
• New Bayou Cane Fire board on the horizon
• Carnival headdresses are his specialty
• Nicholls dyslexia center to host fourth annual conference
• Louisiana continues fight for spill cleanup
• New Lafourche Parish Council takes office
• Cremation rates are on the rise locally, nationwide
• Player's parents help save soccer ref
• Nominate a volunteer for big award
• Major Bayou Lafourche cleanup seeks volunteers
• Zero for December remains elusive
• Courier, Comet change hands
• LSU win would make her birthday happier
• Raceland driver guilty in fatal 2011 crash
• Nicholls responds to state budget cut
• School officials say metal detectors may come down next week
• Will Lafourche solve jail issue in 2012?
• Terrebonne council swears in members
• WWII museum official talks about museum's future
• Will Lafourche solve jail issue in 2012?
• Police chief earns doctorate
• South Terrebonne High principal stepping down
• Third Bayou Cane Fire Board member resigns
• Grants aid local school reforms
• Couple welcome Lafourche Parishs first baby of 2012
• Quality Achievement Awards recognize Nicholls staff
• In other Thibodaux City Council action: Jan. 4, 2012
• Terrebonne School Board president named to second term
• Area news in brief: Jan. 4, 2012
• For some, last years headache
• Gang activity led to fatal shooting, police say
• One dead, two injured in Bayou Blue wreck
• Roadwork rolls forward in 2012
• CASA needs volunteers
• Port Commission gets new president
• Nicholls rec center on track for fall opening
• Area news in brief: Jan. 3, 2012
• Eighth-grader dead in Raceland shooting
• New Thibodaux Library to open in February
• Still time to win $5,000 for your classroom
• Town-hall meetings begin in January
• Area news in brief: Jan. 2, 2012
• Deadline now set for Most Useful Citizen nominations
• Today's traditions require cabbage, black-eyed peas
• Locals turning to food stamps in increasing numbers
• Police: Man's body found in Intracoastal
• Fate of Kmart, Sears uncertain
• Most Useful Citizen nominations sought
• Busy year planned at the Houma-Terrebonne Civic Center
• HTV's Tricky Ricky' remembered as a loving son
• Area news in brief: Dec. 27, 2011
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• Area news in brief: Dec. 25, 2011
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