Baton Rouge – The impact of the recent widespread flooding on the upcoming crawfish season will depend on many factors according to LSU AgCenter and Louisiana Sea Grant aquaculture and coastal resources specialist Mark Shirley.
The board of directors of the Teche Center for the Arts (TCA) is hosting its first major fundrasier “Art Matters” on Friday, Sept. 16, in the Glass Room at Buck & Johnny’s.
Don’t forget! This Friday, Sept. 9 will be a perfect chance to forget about your wet shoes and have a good time.
Starting at 6 p.m. “Tunes on the Teche to Benefit Flood Victims” promises beverages, food, fun and music on Evangeline Boulevard. Proceeds will help St. Martinville flood victims.
School board members learned last week that the parish system is facing a huge expense as it moves to equip schools and students with the latest in computer-based technology.
The price tag could run as high as $3.3 million over the next two to four years.
Lake Martin has been closed for more than two weeks due to flooding that rose across Rookery Road.