Some stories keep you on the edge of your seat. This one traps you there! ACT is seeking actors for Misery, the gripping stage adaptation of Stephen King’s psychological thriller by William Goldman. When bestselling author Paul Sheldon is rescued from a devastating car crash by his self-proclaimed “number one fan,” what begins as an act […]
Amite River Shoreline Cleanup event scheduled for September 12
07/28/2026 by
We have officially launched our September 12, 2026, Amite River Shoreline Cleanup! Join us as we work together to help keep our waterways clean and beautiful. Volunteers will meet at Fred’s on the River at 8:30 AM before heading out for the cleanup. Date: September 12, 2026 Time: 8:30 AM Location: Fred’s on the River […]
Ascension Parish Recycling Centers hours of operation
07/26/2026 by
Ascension Parish Recycling Centers continue to serve the community by providing responsible options to reduce waste and protect our environment. Through the combined efforts of Ascension Parish DPW East and DPW West, participation has increased year over year — and it shows in the numbers: Vehicles Served: 17,611 vehicles in 2024 18,389 vehicles in 2025 […]
Sign up for Community Emergency Alert System
07/24/2026 by
Hurricane Preparedness: Stay Informed. When severe weather threatens, having timely, reliable information can make all the difference. That’s why Ascension Parish encourages every resident to sign up for Everbridge, our official community emergency alert system. Everbridge delivers important notifications directly to your phone, email, or other registered devices, keeping you informed before, during, and after […]
Protect your family from storm events
07/22/2026 by
A potential tropical system could impact Ascension Parish in the coming days. While it’s currently not expected to be a major storm, now is the time to prepare—before conditions begin to change. Take a few simple steps today to help protect yourself and your family: Fill your gas tank. Fuel shortages and long lines can […]
OHSEP recommends having Hurricane Preparedness Emergency Kit
07/20/2026 by
Hurricane Preparedness Emergency Kit: When a storm is approaching, the last thing you want is to be searching for supplies. Preparing an emergency kit now can help keep your family safe and comfortable when it matters most. Most importantly, make sure your kit is built to fit your family’s specific needs. Consider infants, older adults, […]
Hurricane Preparedness: Watch vs. Warning
07/20/2026 by
Knowing the difference between a Hurricane Watch and a Hurricane Warning can help you make critical decisions before a storm impacts our area. Hurricane Watch: A Hurricane Watch means hurricane conditions are possible within the next 48 hours. This is the time to review your emergency plan, gather supplies, fuel vehicles, charge devices, and prepare […]
Prairieville Fire Department welcomes new Fire Chief
07/07/2026 by
The Board of Commissioners is proud to announce that Daniel Neal, PhD, will be joining the Prairieville Fire Department as our next Fire Chief. Chief Neal is a 30+ year veteran of the fire service who brings a national reputation for excellence in crisis management and leadership. For the Neal family, this is a true […]
City demolishes “squatters’ refuge” in the middle of Gonzales
04/27/2026 by
The residential structure at 710 S Pleasant Ave had become a real nuisance in the middle of Gonzales nearly a decade ago. The subject of lengthy litigation, the city would eventually settle a claim with the former homeowners a few years back, paying $374,000 for damage sustained because of a failing drainage servitude. The district […]
“Senior staff member” accused of possible malfeasance by Councilwoman Lambert
03/10/2026 by
Whether or not it is a newly formalized alliance remains to be seen, but two first term Gonzales City Councilwomen found themselves on the wrong side of multiple votes Monday night. Cynthia Gray James seems to have cast her lot with the most vocal critic of Mayor Tim Riley’s administration, Terri Lambert who cited “a […]
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