LDWF now accepting applications for 2025 WMA Lottery Turkey Hunts, White Lake WCA Fishing Lottery
The Louisiana Department of Wildlife and Fisheries is accepting applications for Wildlife Management Area (WMA) lottery turkey hunts and the White Lake Wetlands Conservation Area (WCA) fishing lottery.SoLa Center for the Arts announces talented cast for Legally Blonde Jr.
This talented cast is set to bring Elle Woods and her fabulous story to life this spring!LWFC Approves Notices of Intent for Hunting Regs, Hunting Seasons and WMA Rules for 2025-26
The notices of intent include proposed hunting season dates and regulation changes from the Louisiana Department of Wildlife and Fisheries (LDWF) for the upcoming hunting seasons and provide for a public comment period.Cervical Health Awareness Workshop and free screenings coming to Houma
This event aims to provide crucial information about cervical health while offering a range of resources to promote overall well-being.Set yourself up for success in 2025
Whether you’re looking to improve your strength, flexibility, or overall well-being, consider these three key impactful habits to stay on track.A New Year, A New You
Ready or not, a new year is here! It’s time to sweep out the old ways and aspire to becoming a new you in the new […]Monkey Business – Under the Scope
On November 6, 2024, 43 rhesus macaque monkeys escaped from a primate research facility southwest of Charleston, South Carolina. Thirty-nine animals have since returned, but four […]Modern Innovation – Chateau Chic
In April 2024, Gros Flores Positerry (GFP) Architecture & Interior Design unveiled their new headquarters in Acadia Plantation, located in Thibodaux. The innovative space, designed with […]The Firm Foundation
The Firm Foundation of Houma, a local organization dedicated to assisting individuals experiencing homelessness in Terrebonne Parish, is making a profound impact on the local community. […]The Gratitude Crayon
Heather Benoit is a teacher–turned–author with a heartwarming message to spread. Born and raised in Thibodaux, La., Heather taught in the Thibodaux public school system for […]Be the Ripple
Houma-native Chip Autin is bringing new meaning to the very ideas of hard work, dedication, and perseverance. On December 4, 2024, the local athlete completed a […]Ready for Spring Blooms? It’s Time to Plant Tulips and Hyacinths
As the hectic pace of the holidays slows, the next few weeks are an important time for planting tulips, hyacinths and other bulbs that have been previously stored in your refrigerator.How to make–and keep–successful New Year’s Resolutions
We all know how easy it is to let those ambitious New Year's resolutions slip away by February, so here are some practical steps to create meaningful goals and stay on track throughout the year.Local knows best: A look back at 2024 People’s Choice Award winners
As you start to make your plans and resolutions for 2025, check out the POV People's Choice Winners of this past year-- bringing you the best restaurants, businesses, services, wellness centers, and more in our area.DECEMBER 2024 TOP STORY: Downtown Houma Officially Welcomes New Restaurant to Historic Building
With only 1 day left until 2025, we're celebrating a Year of News and looking back at the top stories the Times of Houma/Thibodaux brought you each month of 2024. In the final month of the year, the Top Story of December 2024 was:Here are seven must-know tips to ring in 2025 safely
2025 is almost here! Whether you're attending a party, enjoying fireworks, or just spending a quiet evening at home, here are seven tips to ensure a safe, healthy, and fun start to the New Year.NOVEMBER 2024 TOP STORY: Ordinance to allow Food Trucks in downtown Houma fails after spirited debate
With only 2 days left until 2025, we're celebrating a Year of News and looking back at the top stories the Times of Houma/Thibodaux brought you each month of 2024. In the month of giving thanks, the Top Story of November 2024 was:LPPL unveils top 10 adult fiction checkouts of 2024
Whether you're a passionate reader or on the hunt for your next captivating book, these titles have engaged the imaginations of adult LPPL readers all year long!OCTOBER 2024 TOP STORY: Six teachers in Terrebonne Parish awarded $14,000 in grants by TFAE and Chevron
With 3 days left until 2025, we're celebrating a Year of News and looking back at the top stories the Times of Houma/Thibodaux brought you each month of 2024. The Top Story of October 2024 was:How to keep your pet comfortable and happy during New Year’s Eve Celebrations
As we approach New Year’s Eve, the air is filled with excitement-- but the bright lights and loud bangs of fireworks can be hard for our furry friends to endure. Here's how to keep them safe during the celebrations.SEPTEMBER 2024 TOP STORY: Twenty-Six People Rescued from Rising Water in Thibodaux by LPSO
With 4 days left until 2025, we're celebrating a Year of News and looking back at the top stories the Times of Houma/Thibodaux brought you each month of 2024. Kicking off the fall months, the Top Story of September 2024 was:The benefits of working with a personal trainer
Thinking about a fitness plan for 2025? Here are a few reasons to consider a personal trainer.A critical reminder for hunters following an accidental shooting
LDWF Enforcement Division reminds all hunters to wear hunter orange and fully identify their target and surroundings. Safety first—protect yourself and others this hunting season.AUGUST 2024 TOP STORY: U.S. Supreme Court sides with Louisiana, rejects Biden-Harris attempt to reinstate Title IX Rule
With 5 days left until 2025, we're celebrating a Year of News and looking back at the top stories the Times of Houma/Thibodaux brought you each month of 2024. Closing out the summer, the Top Story of August 2024 was: "U.S. Supreme Court sides with Louisiana, rejects Biden-Harris attempt to reinstate Title IX Rule"Fireworks are now permitted in certain local areas: Here’s how to stay safe
To ensure you can enjoy the spectacle safely, follow these key firework safety tips while celebrating.JULY 2024 TOP STORY: A Legacy of Passion and Dedication: Rob’s Donuts Shuts its Doors
With 6 days left until 2025, we're celebrating a Year of News and looking back at the top stories the Times of Houma/Thibodaux brought you each month of 2024. Representing the middle of the year, the Top Story of July 2024 was: "A Legacy of Passion and Dedication: Rob’s Donuts Shuts its Doors"Decked for the holidays: A look inside six local homes
A special part of the holiday's charm is decorating our homes to showcase the unique traditions and personalities of our families. Each home tells its own story, with decorations that hold special significance to those who live there.JUNE 2024 TOP STORY: New kayak, canoe, and pedal boat rental business to open in Houma this July
With 7 days left until 2025, we're celebrating a Year of News and looking back at the top stories the Times of Houma/Thibodaux brought you each month of 2024. With 8 days left until 2025, we're celebrating a Year of News and looking back at the top stories the Times of Houma/Thibodaux brought you each month of 2024. Kicking off summer, the Top Story of June 2024 was: "New kayak, canoe, and pedal boat rental business to open in Houma this July"MAY 2024 TOP STORY: 19th-Century Plantation in East Houma Officially Opens its Doors to Visitors
With 8 days left until 2025, we’re celebrating a Year of News and looking back at the top stories the Times of Houma/Thibodaux brought you each month of 2024. The Top Story of May 2024 was: "19th-Century Plantation in East Houma Officially Opens its Doors to Visitors"Louisiana Black Bear Hunting Season successfully concludes with massive 696-pound male harvested, LDWF announces
The bear was the largest harvested in Louisiana during the season and the biggest observed in recent department history.APRIL 2024 TOP STORY: 115-year-old Feed Store in Downtown Houma to be Used as a New Covered Event Space
With 9 days left until 2025, we're celebrating a Year of News and looking back at the top stories the Times of Houma/Thibodaux brought you each month of 2024. The Top Story of April 2024 was: "115-year-old Feed Store in Downtown Houma to be Used as a New Covered Event Space"Bayou Terrebonne Christmas Boat Parade shines bright with record turnout since Katrina
The annual boat parade began around 1980. Each Christmas season, the boats set out after dusk on an eight-mile course.MARCH ’24 TOP STORY: Local pilots Charlie Hammonds and J.W. “Corkey” Fornof named 2024 Louisiana Aviation Hall of Fame inductees
With 10 days left until 2025, we're celebrating a Year of News and looking back at the top stories the Times of Houma/Thibodaux brought you each month of 2024. Kicking off spring, the Top Story of March 2024 was: "Local pilots Charlie Hammonds and J.W. “Corkey” Fornof Named 2024 Louisiana Aviation Hall of Fame Inductees"Looking for Christmas Dinner inspiration? Here are 10 recipes to impress your guests
Whether you're preparing a lavish family feast or a cozy dinner for two, here are some of the best Christmas recipes to elevate your holiday celebrations:Reduce stress to prevent side effects of other illnesses
This time of the year, stress levels tend to naturally increase. Whether it's work, family issues, financial worries, or over scheduling—stress can make you sick.FEBRUARY 2024 TOP STORY: 12-year-old local entrepreneur gains 36.6 million views online, becomes youngest food truck owner in Terrebonne Parish
With 11 days left until 2025, we're celebrating a Year of News and looking back at the top stories the Times of Houma/Thibodaux brought you each month of 2024. Representing the shortest month of the year, the Top Story of February 2024 was: "12-year-old local entrepreneur gains 36.6 million views online, becomes youngest food truck owner in Terrebonne Parish"Top 5 Local, Family-Friendly Activities to enjoy during the Holiday Break
With school out and the weather perfect for exploring, here are five local, family-friendly activities to keep everyone entertained during the holiday break in Houma!JANUARY 2024 TOP STORY: USS KIDD to temporarily move to Houma until 2025
With 12 days left until 2025, we're celebrating a Year of News and looking back at the top stories the Times of Houma/Thibodaux brought you each month of 2024. Kicking off this past year, the Top Story of January 2024 was: "USS KIDD to Temporarily Move to Houma Until 2025"Check out these local Christmas light displays and our annual Times Scavenger Hunt!
One of the best holiday traditions is piling into the family car to admire Christmas lights! We asked our readers to share their favorite displays, and thanks to you, we’ve put together an incredible list!Terrebonne High Art Students paint holiday murals at local Taco Bell
Terrebonne High School art students recently brought the holiday spirit to the Houma area in a unique way.Weekend Roundup: December 19-22
Pack in one more weekend of Christmas fun with a light show, boat parade, Santa and more!Louisiana Shrimp Season to close December 16 in portions of state waters
A closure is needed to protect the small white shrimp in these waters and provide an opportunity for growth to larger and more valuable sizes.Five exercises for building stronger bones
As we age, maintaining strong bones becomes increasingly important. Start building stronger bones now.Applications for the 2025 Spring Women’s Fishing 101 Workshop are now open
The workshops are open to women over the age of 18 who are looking to become knowledgeable and confident anglers.Four ways to protect yourself during Cold and Flu Season
Do you have a foolproof trick for staying healthy as germ season begins? Share in the comments!Commercial Large Coastal Sharks possession limit increases to 55 Sharks when season opens January 1
LDWF announced the daily possession limit for commercially harvested large coastal sharks is increasing when the 2025 season opens on January 1.Recreational and Commercial Seasons for Lane Snapper in Louisiana Waters have now closed
The recreational and commercial seasons for Lane Snapper in Louisiana waters has closed as of December 2, 2024, and will reopen on January 1, 2025.A New Toy Everyday – Under the Scope
That was my mantra growing up — in the days before I even knew what a mantra was. Though even these days I’m not really sure […]Reduce Stress to Prevent Side Effects of Other Illnesses
This time of the year, stress levels tend to naturally increase. Whether it‘s work, family issues, financial worries, or over scheduling—stress can make you sick. Stress […]