It’s Labor Day, so what is the state of labor in Louisiana? Let’s start with the bad news. Economist Loren Scott says the Lafayette metro and the Houma-Thibodaux area are struggling because of a decline in offshore oil and gas activity…
Now here’s the good news. Scott says hiring will pick up in the Monroe area as workers are needed to build Meta’s ten-billion dollar A-I data center in Richland Parish and the chemical industry continues to do well in south Louisiana because of the low price of natural gas.
Louisiana will once again have a float in the Tournament of Roses Parade in Pasadena, California on New Year’s Day. The state’s float will be called “Gulf to Gumbo.” The float itself will feature a shrimp boat and fresh Louisiana seafood, and Lt Governor Billy Nungesser says there will be a larger-than-life chef on top bringing it all together.
And American Idol runner-up John Foster from Brusly will be the musical performer this year.
The Louisiana Department of Health has a started a new initiative that offers support, resources, and a path to mental and emotional wellness for moms, families and caregivers facing pregnancy or postpartum depression and anxiety. Licensed Professional Counselor Stephanie Boudreaux…
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For more information go to l-d-h-dot-la-dot-gov-back-slash-T-L-C moms.
Saturday night was a great night for LSU fans as the Tigers defeated fourth ranked Clemson 17-10. But Ragin Cajuns fans were disappointed after watching their team lose to Rice 14-12 at home. Coach Michael Desormeaux expects better from his offense…
Cut 15 (17) “….as one”