During a visit to South Louisiana in 1886, the traveler and writer Charles Dudley Warner rowed early one spring morning, “while the dew was still heavy” down Bayou Petit Anse.
It’s been 50 years since a major event happened in Louisiana political history. Jim Leslie was gunned down in the parking lot of the Prince Murat Hotel in Baton Rouge.
During the last term of state government, the Louisiana Legislature was forced to call eight special elections as lawmakers moved to other elected jobs, decided to go home or moved into positions o
Alexandre-Balthazar-Laurent Grimod de La Reynière, who died in 1857, was a lawyer by trade but was considered the first true restaurant critic in Paris, and probably anywhere.
All we know
Left untold
Beaten by a broken dream
Nothing like what it used to be
We’ve been chasing our demons down an empty road
-=-Singer Alan Walker
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