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FTCC student Blake Sevin recently placed 5th in the nation at the 2025 Microsoft National Competition in Orlando, Florida, representing Louisiana in the Microsoft Word 2019 category.

Know as one of the most prestigious fishing rodeos in the South, the Golden Meadow-Fourchon International Tarpon Rodeo continues to grow in membership and popularity each year-- celebrating its 75th anniversary this July. 

Fire personnel administered oxygen to the pets using specially designed pet oxygen masks, which were previously donated by Animal Kingdom Veterinary Hospital.

The Rougarou Fest is proud to unveil its highly anticipated 2025 Commemorative Poster, a vibrant and thought-provoking work of art created by Brooks Frederick, a Terrebonne Parish native and professional artist based in New York City.

From the 75th Annual Golden Meadow-Fourchon Tarpon Rodeo to multiple 4th of July festivals packed with live music, food, and fireworks, there’s no shortage of ways to celebrate the Fourth — and more!

Cloud and rain could not dim the vibrant colors that painted the Bayou Pride Picnic this past Saturday, held in celebration of Pride Month.

Tickets are now available for the highly anticipated Amtrak Mardi Gras Service, which will begin traveling between Mobile and New Orleans along the Gulf Coast this August.

This national recognition honors 30 rising stars under the age of 30 who are making a significant impact in the tourism and destination marketing industry.

The town is pleased to announce that the Grand Isle Dune and Beach Restoration Project is officially finished, rendering the island stronger than ever in the wake of Hurricane Ida.

LA DOTD crews have begun a road resurfacing project on LA 24 between St. Charles Street and Howard Avenue. The estimated completion of this project is February 2026.

The United Houma Nation hosted its 13th Annual Celebrating Abilities Powwow in Houma this past weekend, drawing hundreds to the area for a unique display of culture and connection. See the winners here.

The program offers a one-time voucher payment of $120 per family to help with the purchase of school uniforms for students in grades K–12. Vouchers can only be used at Jake’s Uniforms in Thibodaux.

“We are proud ambassadors of high school football – we defend and protect it. It gets hot here in Thibodaux, yet we don’t hear one complaint from one kid from California or Massachusetts,” Peyton Manning said. “They come out here and love football and love to work.”

With this latest gift, the Cooper Life Fund has contributed a total of $258,500 to support NICU families at Terrebonne General Health System over the past 19 years.