Winter is back! Ugh! For a blessed day or so I worked in the yard, cutting back dead ruellias, actually planting vegetable seeds in a flat in my greenhouse, and sat on a log beside the spillway at the boat landing just dozing in the sun. Now it’s back to a cold, cold north wind, gray skies and I think an occasional rain.
Morgan City and Berwick were among the most fought-over places in Louisiana during the Civil War. Morgan City – then known as Brashear City – was the ending place of an 80-mile rail line that began across the Mississippi River from New Orleans at Algiers, and, facing on Berwick Bay, was a port for steamboats in the Gulf.
Today marks the birthday of our sixteenth president, Abraham Lincoln.
LOUISIANA SCHOOL for Math, Science, and the Arts students competing in the Future Business Leaders of American regional conference Feb.
What do Tony Orlando and The Imperial Palace Casino have in common? They are both known for top quality entertainment.
And this chilly night in January was no different. The audience was primed and ready as Tony Orlando took the stage, opening with one of his signature songs, “Tie A Yellow Ribbon Around the Old Oak Tree.”