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Coushatta, Louisiana is located in Red River Parish. Zip codes in Coushatta, LA include 71019. The median home price in Coushatta is $67,500. More Coushatta information.

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Wednesday May 8 | Gilmer Mirror

Weave a Pine Needle Coiled Basket

She will present her Pine Needle Coiled Basket workshop. It will be held in the Mary H. Herron Community Conference Center at the Museum of the Red River on Saturday, May 18, 2013.

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Wed May 01, 2013

The Advocate

Coushatta sawmill reopening with 90 jobs

Idaho Timber will reopen a sawmill in Coushatta later this year with 90 jobs, paying an average $32,000 annually, plus benefits, company and state officials said Wednesday.

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Tue Apr 30, 2013

The Advocate

Club News for May 1, 2013

The lodge's two-year dyslexia program had its first class begin in May 2011. The first class will graduate in September.

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Wed Apr 24, 2013

Zachary Plainsman News

Dyslexia program in Slaughter becomes joint effort of Masonic Lodges throughout state

Slaughter Elementary School students and teachers participating in the Dyslexia Program include front row, from left: Wesley Hayden, Michael Lillie, Malorie Dreher and Dominic Hall.

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Tue Apr 23, 2013

Daily Reporter

LSU's Bennie Logan ready for NFL Draft

It was hard for a guy like Bennie Logan not to stand out while growing up in Coushatta, Louisiana His easygoing nature made him popular among the 2,000 residents as did the way he dominated on the football field for Red River High School.

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Thu Apr 18, 2013

KPLC-TV Lake Charles

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Sasol's $16 to $21 billion gas to liquids project is believed to be the largest foreign direct investment ever-- in the United States.

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