A ribbon-cutting ceremony was held on Saturday, September 16, to officially welcome the public to the new J.S. Clark Golf Course in East Baton Rouge Parish.
Food, drinks, a silent auction, a split-the-pot raffle, student presentations, and three rounds of friendly team scrabble are highlights of the evening.
The project, called the Big Sketch, is a two-month-long event that will allow East Baton Rouge Parish residents to participate in drawing, sketching, painting, and more.
There will be live music, free food, games, raffle prizes, police K-9 demonstrations, and fire safety training with the fire department’s interactive firehouse.
Archaeologists digging in Louisiana’s Kisatchie national forest are finding artifacts from native people who were living in the area during the ice age. It’s among the oldest known inhabitants of our state.
Duck carving began out of necessity as a way to make wooden decoys for hunting. But in the last couple of generations, it has turned into works of fine art.
Library cardholders can visit 79 public libraries in 31 parishes in Louisiana to check out and return litter cleanup supplies, officials have announced.
Architects who are putting together plans to renovate the historic St. Louis Cathedral in New Orleans are learning a few lessons from the fire-damaged Notre Dame in Paris.
As part of the listening sessions, participants will engage in a conversation by sharing their experiences and viewpoints, led by a professional facilitator.