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BASF talks tech with local high school students

Thirty-four high school students from southern Louisiana recently completed BASF TECH Academy – a week-long program hosted at River Parishes Community College (RPCC) educating students about [...]

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Home Help: Upgrade your curb appeal

TIP OF THE WEEKSummer is a great time to complete your home improvement projects, but deciding which ones to tackle can be overwhelming. Here are a few simple curb appeal projects you can tackle this...

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Parish Assessor launches Assess and Assist project

The Ascension Parish Assessor’s Office is launching their Assess and Assist project to help with the increasing need for food assistance in our rapidly growing parish. Assessor Mert Smiley has been...

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Here's how the Vatican's mobile medical unit is helping the poor in Rome

The Vatican continues its efforts to help the poor and downtrodden, with the donation of a mobile medical unit that is now traveling around Rome to offer free health care to people in need.

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It Is What It Is: If something can happen, chances are it will

There are certain crazy, seemingly impossible things that happen to us every day — stuff that, even if we tried really hard to make them up, we couldn't. And throw some kids into the mix and you've...

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Eleven Apply for superintendent position

The Ascension Parish School Board received 11 applications for the position of superintendent of Ascension Public Schools. The deadline to apply was noon on July 18. Per state law, the earliest the...

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CDC issues updated guidance for Zika testing in pregnant women

The diagnosis of Zika infection is complicated. Many people infected with Zika won't have symptoms or will have only mild symptoms. Until now, scientists assumed that if a person becomes sick after...

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Being a stay-at-home mom is not a happy job for some

A recent Gallup survey found that stay-at-home moms in the United States are more likely than working moms to experience sadness and anger. Twenty-eight percent reported depression when asked how they...

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What's that wine doing in a whiskey barrel?

To be perfectly clear, we are talking about wine aged in barrels once used to age whiskey. We are definitely not talking about any whiskey being added to wine. That would be simply outrageous.

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Ascension Parish to host Small Business Power Week

Economic and small business development organizations are once again partnering to host Ascension Parish’s second annual Ascension Small Business Power Week. Events will take place across the parish...

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Students attend three-day music camp

Students from Gonzales Middle School participated in a three-day regional music history and performance Music Camp sponsored by Shell Chemical (Geismar). The camp was held on the grounds of the...

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Ex-police detective reveals the key fact many are missing amid ongoing terror...

From the Orlando, Florida, terror attack to the deadly assault on police officers in Dallas, the nation continues to be rocked by an ongoing series of deadly violence.

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The Mom Stop: Saying ‘thanks’ to the teachers

A package arrived at our door last week, one that my son has been looking forward to: A new backpack.It features two tones of green and has my son's name embroidered on the front. As I pulled it from...

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Shayne Looper: Don’t ignore the past, believe in the future

There are two kinds of people at a party. There are those whose words and actions announce, "Here I am!" and those whose words and actions say, "There you are!" The "Here I am" person might be the life...

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Dr. Elaine Heffner: Social learning

Children are entering groups at earlier and earlier ages. Once in groups, they begin to be thought of as being in school. Being in "school" they should be "learning," and learning has come to mean the...

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A flower that smells like death is about to bloom at New York's Botanical Garden

When the blooming does finally happen, the flower will reach up to 8 feet in height as it displays its unique bright red interior. It will also, of course, start producing its distinct stench.

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Fitness star posts side-by-side photos to prove weight is just a number

According to my old self and flawed standards, I would be failing miserably. Thank goodness I finally learned to start measuring my progress by things that matter — strength, ability, endurance, health...

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Here's why you should try freezing your coffee beans

Most experts agree that storing the beans in the freezer is a no-no. But, It turns out that freezing coffee beans before grinding them helps the beans break down more evenly, which is important because...

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How to stay cool in this summer's sweltering heat

Heat waves aren't just unpleasant — they can be deadly. So here's how to stay safe and beat the heat.

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Mrs. Louisiana America 2016

Brittany Arbour Shipp was crowned Mrs. Louisiana America 2016 on May 20, 2016. She will be representing the State of Louisiana at the Mrs. America 2016 Pageant in Las Vegas, Nev., on Aug. 27. [...]

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