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Many areas of South Louisiana — particularly in the bayou communities and river parishes — are still facing severe challenges in the aftermath of hurricane Ida. On Friday, state lawmaker Tanner Magee, a Republican representative from Houma, joined Louisiana Considered to talk about the dire need for resources right now.
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After Hurricane Ida, elected officials, local law enforcement, the Louisiana National Guard, religious groups and volunteers have attempted to meet the immediate needs — ice, water, food and fuel — of those in Louisiana's bayou communities, but housing remains foremost.
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Louisiana’s coast is a unique mix of cultures. For hundreds of years Europeans, Africans and Native Americans have lived off the land and water. But that…
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This week on American Routes Shortcuts, in honor of the harvest and hallows, we travel down the bayou in Terrebonne Parish, Louisiana, to visit wood…
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The state has a coastal master plan to stave off land loss and each parish has it’s own plans for the coast. In Terrebonne Parish, officials are looking…
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State coastal restoration officials will be holding a public meeting September 11 in Houma to review spending plans for fines linked to the 2010 Gulf of…
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The bridge that crosses the Houma Navigation Canal at South Van Avenue in Houma will be closed to vehicle traffic from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Monday and…
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Repairs are underway to strengthen Leonard J. Chabert Medical Center against future hurricanes.The work, which includes replacement of hospital freight…
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The Krewe of Aphrodite's annual children's Carnival parade is scheduled for Jan. 19. in Houma.The Courier reports the parade will begin at 11 a.m.…
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Authorities say thieves stole some of the City of Houma's Christmas decorations, including a figure of the infant Jesus.Ann Picou, the Terrebonne Parish…