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The good ole days of newspapering
When a coworker of mine cleared out her desk after 20 years in the newsroom, she said, "I just can't see spending the rest of my life newspapering." I got to thinking about that the other day when The Times-Picayune announced that it will be printing only three papers a week beginning sometime in the fall.
Ascension in Focus, May 24, 2012
Advocate staff photo by ADAM LAU Racco Desire, at left, celebrates with fellow Donaldsonville High School graduates after receiving their diplomas during a ceremony at Floyd Boutte Memorial Stadium in Donaldsonville on Friday.
Donaldsonville council OKs budget for 2012-13
Budget documentation made available during Tuesday night's council meeting shows total predicted revenues at $6.52 million, with expenditures at $6.47 million.
Coroner: Reality TV star died of natural causes
In this undated image released by History, Mitchell Guist from the series "Swamp People," is shown.
"Watching the children come down the hill on 'slippy slides' gave me the idea for a water feature, a meandering stream that started near the top of the hill," Debbie Corbo said.
Missing piece to the Mississippi River tours
Curator, educator, and preservationist Kathe Hambrick-Jackson is the first person to showcase the history and heritage of the enslaved Africans along the Mississippi River.
Around Ascension for May 11, 2012
The Ascension Parish 4-H Junior Leaders annual dance is set for 6 p.m. Friday at the Lamar-Dixon Expo Center.
Inside Report: Ascension raises get easy passage
Danielle Bassett, 29, Michelle Douglas, 28, and a few other friends were stretching and exercising in a field at Tee Joe Gonzales Park in Gonzales one evening last week.
Ascension chief urges animal control funding
DONALDSONVILLE, La. - Ascension Parish President Tommy Martinez says he believes the parish needs to look at setting up a dedicated funding mechanism to pay for parish animal control.
Ascension chief urges animal control funding
Ascension Parish President Tommy Martinez says he believes the parish needs to look at setting up a dedicated funding mechanism to pay for parish animal control.
A proposed 33 percent pay increase would make the Ascension Parish Council one of three governing authorities in the nine-parish Baton Rouge metro area with members paid $1,600 or more per month.
An 18-wheeler has overturned in western Ascension Parish on River Road but authorities are not treating the crash as a hazardous materials incident, officials said.