The Krewe of Dionysus staged its annual Irish Italian Parade on Saturday, paying tribute to two significant components of St. Mary Parish's ethnic heritage.
Scarlett Turcios, left, and Barbara Hernandez of the Sisters Mentoring Organization give a reading at Saturday's Youth Celebration Service.
Tonie LeBlanc Hampton leads members of the Morgan City High and Morgan City Junior High choirs in song.
Young Sebastian Loupe, who wants to become a minister, was the guest speaker at the Youth Celebration Service.
Attendees at the Youth Celebration Service pray together.
Mckenzie and Madison Williams of Pure Divine Joys Ministries danced at Saturday's Youth Celebration Service.
Pure Divine Joy Ministries conducted a youth celebration service Saturday at its new home at 7700 La. 182 East, Morgan City.
Port of Morgan City Executive Director Raymond "Mac" Wade, left, speaks with U.S. Sen. Bill Cassidy during Friday's boat tour. In the background is the Performance Contractor's facility.
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Two YRBM vessels are show at Conrad's Amelia yard.
Modules used in liquefied natural gas export and built by Performance Contractors have added several hundred jobs to the local economy.
Another view of the Performance Contractors facility.
U.S. Sen. Bill Cassidy, locked in an unusually rugged re-election battle for an incumbent in a state his party dominates, found smooth sailing Friday at the Port of Morgan City.
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IRISH & ITALIAN
PARADE
1 p.m. Saturday, March 14, Morgan City. Second and Everett streets to Second and Belanger. This is a walking parade.
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