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Last week brought a mix of stories that had everyone talking!
From inspiring moments and local achievements to community updates and important announcements, we’ve gathered the week’s highlights for you. Here’s a look back at the top five posts that captured the most attention, kept readers engaged, and sparked conversations.
“Colonels As Parenting Students” brings first-ever parking spaces for pregnant students to Nicholls State: Nicholls State University’s student-led organization, CAPS– Colonels as Parenting Students– has recently completed an initiative to bring a historic 5 parking spots for pregnant students to the local campus.
Houma Police seek information in Ashlawn Street shooting involving juvenile: Houma Police responded to reports of gunfire on Ashlawn Street, where multiple shots struck two homes.
MISSING TEEN: 16-year-old Matthew Raymond Hearn: The Terrebonne Parish Sheriff’s Office Patrol Division was made aware of an incident on Tuesday, October 29, shortly after 12 p.m., when Hearn ran away from staff of the Department of Child and Family Services during a meeting.
https://houmatimes.com/news/missing-teen-16-year-old-matthew-raymond-hearn/
Terrebonne High School selected to participate in state-wide “Buckle Up Phone Down” Pilot Program: Nine Louisiana high schools, including Terrebonne High School, have been selected to participate in the “Buckle Up Phones Down” pilot program– promoting safe driving and saving lives.
Woman rescued after getting stuck in tree, Houma Fire Department reports: The Houma Fire Department received a call regarding a woman stuck in a tree at Pel’s Motel on Lafayette Street. https://houmatimes.com/news/woman-rescued-after-getting-stuck-in-tree-houma-fire-department-reports/
