The 57th annual Jambalaya Festival is less than a week away! Join us in the Jambalaya Capital of the World from May 24-26 for a weekend of live music, carnival rides, contests, and – of course – good food! For more information, visit www.jambalayafestival.net
“What is a Woman” bill passes in House and Senate
05/17/2024 by
The Louisiana Freedom Caucus (LAFC) is pleased to announce the passage of member Rep. Roger Wilder’s bill, HB 608, the Women’s Safety and Protection Act. It passed out of the Senate unamended today and will soon be on Governor Jeff Landry’s desk for signature. “It is deeply gratifying that our legislature has codified what has […]
LA Treasurer wants to divest from firms not supporting of Israel
05/16/2024 by
In a statement released Wednesday, Louisiana State Treasurer John Fleming, M.D., reiterated his strong support for Israel: “Israel is facing serious threats at home and abroad. Since the vicious attacks on October 7, pro-Hamas factions and the antisemitic BDS movement have bullied the Biden administration into waffling on its support at a critical time in […]
Memorial Day (May 27) Observance at Veterans Park in Gonzales
05/15/2024 by
Ascension Veterans Park Foundation will host a Memorial Day Observance. Located at 612 S. Irma Blvd in Gonzales, the event is scheduled for Monday, May 27 at 10:00 a.m. Everything You Need to Know About Memorial Day (from Military.com): Memorial Day, observed on the last Monday of May, is a day to honor members of […]
Voices of Resilience (opioid epidemic) at Gonzales Library (Thursday)
05/14/2024 by
Every day, we hear news about how opioids affect the community we live in. The Louisiana Department of Health hopes to spread hope through its Voices of Resilience program. On Thursday, May 16, from 6:00pm to 8:00pm, at the library in Gonzales, hear from survivors of overdose, those in recovery, and healthcare providers who work […]
Hurricane Preparedness Week anticipates a busy season
05/13/2024 by
It’s #NationalHurricanePreparednessWeek! With Hurricane season right around the corner, now is the time to ensure you have a game plan for potential storms. Check in on your flood insurance; stock up on storm essentials like non-perishable food, water, batteries, medications, flashlights, and first-aid supplies; and communicate any emergency plans with your family members. During a […]
Hatha Flow Yoga every Tuesday at Haven of Ascension (Tuesday)
05/12/2024 by
Experience an insightful approach to your Yoga practice with yoga instructor Maggie Barber. Welcome to Hatha Flow Yoga at Haven of Ascension, where structure and alignment meet to create a truly transformative experience. In this class, Maggie seamlessly blends breath, meditation, and precise physical alignment to nurture your body and nourish your soul. Explore the […]
APSO: Tips to avert vehicle burglary
05/09/2024 by
REMINDER: If you like it, lock it! Sheriff Bobby Webre and detectives with the APSO Property Crime’s Unit want to remind all of our residents to lock your car. It is not uncommon to see an uptick in vehicle burglaries during the holidays, especially as you stock up on gifts. You can always report suspicious […]
Letter critical of Pharmacy Benefit Manager healthcare system
05/03/2024 by
After a massive cyberattack against healthcare giant UnitedHealth Group (UHG) last February that compromised the healthcare information of a “substantial proportion of Americans,” I am concerned about the massive size and control of large health insurance companies over American patients and their access to healthcare. The healthcare giant UHG made $8.5 billion in the first […]
Small Business Owner urges opposition to Credit Card Competition Act
04/30/2024 by
Dear Editor, As a small business owner in Louisiana, I know firsthand how legislation can completely change the course of a business. It is not hard to look back to just a few years ago during the pandemic when some businesses were crippled by government regulation and others thrived. One particular piece of legislation that […]
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