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Just about every kid wants a bike, but some have disabilities which keep them from riding.
As show-and-tell goes, this one may take the cake.
Folks in St. James Parish go all out for Mardi Gras.
He not only collects the classics, he tells wonderful stories and even drives at local raceways.
It's in a tiny building, but Port Allen Bakery turns out mighty big king cakes.
They're typical subjects for the novice artist, but some of the world's most accomplished artists can work wonders with People and Places.
Some businesses will stop at nothing to get their logo on TV.
When French explorer Pierre Le Moyne, Sieur d'Iberville, paddled down Bayou Manchac in 1699, he was a real "Johnny-Come-Lately."
The Cajun French Music Association's Friday night dance.
It has been a downtown landmark for three quarters of a century, and it's about to vanish.
Two Baton Rouge artists whose works have been exhibited throughout the USA now share a unique show in their hometown.
Well over 200 needy families in Baton Rouge ate well today, thanks to the good hearts of some of their neighbors.
From Woodville, Mississippi, to Slidell Louisiana, fourth and fifth graders turned off the computers, put aside the Game-Boys and took a walk in the woods of East Feliciana.
The holidays are almost upon us, the time of year when folks start thinking about giving. But there are also people who never stop giving, 365 days a year.
A shrine to a popular coach is one man's tribute to his late dad.
It's "Movember." How did the eleventh month of the year get its name changed?
It was just a short stop at the skateboard shop...till one of the stars of the sport walked in.
Here the "Man Who Came to Dinner" is welcome to stay overnight.
After years of work and waiting it's a dream come true. Some very talented students at Southern University now have a place to show off their work.
Mardi Gras season is in full swing! Check out the parades and other links to the fun ... brought to you by WAFB.
Click here for an archive of Tumey's Travels stories; the archive reaches as far back as 2003.
