Tigeraire, the small Baton Rouge business that made LSU’s airconditioned helmets is being sued by a company co-founded by Tiger Woods in a trademark dispute. Tigeraire filed an opposition notice with the US Patent and Trademark Office as both companies use similar logos. Sun Day Red says Tigeraire’s claims of trademark infringement are meritless. Tigeraire CEO Jack Karavich says Sun Day Red’s lawsuit grounds are meritless, and they are trying to bully him by filing its lawsuit in California.
Tigeraire has been using its logo since its inception in 2020. Sun Day Red was launched in February of this year.
Louisiana’s emergency teams are heading to Florida after assisting in the Carolinas with Hurricane Helene. GOHSEP Director Jacques Thibodeaux says they are well-equipped for these out-of-state missions.
LSU celebrates 100 years of Tiger Stadium Saturday night with possibly their biggest game so far. The defense will be tested by a very good Ole Miss offense, led by a three-year starting quarterback, Jaxson Dart. Coach Brian Kelly…
Cut 14 (10) “…that’s Jaxson Dart.”
Dart is averaging 350 passing yards a game.
National Gumbo Day is Saturday and Lt. Governor Billy Nungesser says it’s a time to celebrate not only the flavors of gumbo but its countless variations.
Cut 8 (09) “…that screams Louisiana”
Gumbo’s origins date back to the 18th century, and it is often seen as a symbol of the melting pot that is Louisiana’s culture.