Spring may still be weeks away, but it’s never too early to start preparing your garden in Southwest Louisiana! While the ground might not be ready and a few cold snaps are still in the forecast, now is the perfect time to get ahead. Start propagating seeds indoors for cool-season vegetables like lettuce, kale, and broccoli, and begin mapping out your garden layout. With guidance from the LSU AgCenter’s Vegetable Planting Guide, you can plan for a successful growing season and be ready to plant as soon as the weather warms up. Stay tuned as we walk through each step of the process in the coming weeks!
Louisiana’s seafood industry is obviously a massive part of the state’s economy and culture, and now Rep. Clay Higgins is asking President Donald Trump to step in and help protect it.
Several brands of canned tuna sold at major retailers are being recalled due to the risk of botulism contamination, a rare but potentially fatal illness.
Join Mayor Ray Bourque in promoting the significance of youth sports at the Broussard Sports Complex, offering Spring registrations for baseball and softball programs.
President Donald Trump plans to stop minting pennies, citing high production costs. Find out what this means for your spare change and the history of rare, valuable pennies.
Police have arrested an 18-year-old in connection with a drive-by shooting in Crowley’s Shady Oaks subdivision. The victim’s vehicle was hit nine times, and he sustained a hand injury but is expected to recover. Authorities continue to investigate the incident.