07/14/11 Dylan Webre, 23, of Schriever, counts minnows Wednesday at Baithouse Seafood in Chauvin.
07/08/11 A former employee of the Terrebonne Assessor's Office and local businessman announced Wednesday that he will make his second run for the office.
07/08/11 A project that would divert freshwater from the Atachafalaya River into Terrebonne wetlands using the planned Houma Navigation Canal Lock and the Gulf Intracoastal Waterway is moving into the planning and design phase.
07/06/11 Johnny Berthelot, issued the following statement regarding the announcement of his candidacy for State Representative, District 88: After an accomplished tenure as Mayor of Gonzales for 24 years, I decided to retire in 2008. With the help of some very dedicated and experienced people, we worked together to make Gonzales a shining example of what Louisiana can become if people focus on smart ...
07/04/11 Deepwater Horizon disaster has restricted scientists' access to Gulf of Mexico drill sites.
07/04/11 By Melissa Gaskill of Nature magazine More than a year after the Deepwater Horizon disaster gushed oil into the Gulf of Mexico, scientists say that they have been struggling to gain access to the region's rigs and drill ships, hampering their research. Marine scientists have long been allowed to install instruments on offshore structures. [More]
06/29/11 Johnny Berthelot issued the following statement regarding the announcement of his candidacy for State Representative, District 88:
06/26/11 Jerry Naquin, 52, of Chauvin sorts shrimp on his skimmer Friday on Bayou Little Caillou while his sons Joshua (center), 7, and Christopher, 10, look on.
06/26/11 John DeSantis / Houma Courier Federal authorities have scheduled a series of meetings through next month to gather public input on how to protect sea turtles from fishing gear. Those meetings are expected to center largely on the question of whether smaller shrimp boats with skimmer frames rather than the trawls used by larger boats should be required to equip their nets with so-called turtle ...
06/23/11 The following is a rundown of action taken by the Terrebonne Parish Council at its regular meeting Wednesday. All council members attended. All decisions were unanimous unless otherwise noted.
06/20/11 A group of high school students has earned recognition from the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency for their efforts to educate their peers about problems facing the Gulf of Mexico and its communities in the wake of the Deepwater Horizon oil spill.
06/09/11 The following is a rundown of action taken by the Terrebonne Parish Council at its regular meeting Wednesday.
06/04/11 With a watchful eye on Mother Nature, Louisiana's coast gets back in the game
05/22/11 ASSOCIATE OF APPLIED SCIENCE ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT Fall 2008 Laurie Ann Baldwin3 APPRENTICESHIP PROGRAM, ELECTRICIAN Spring 2009 Tom J. Pourchot BUSINESS Fall 2008 Marianna Cooper; Daniel James Gabica; Alexandria McCoy; Yuka Takagishi2; Gail Lynn Trujillo Spring 2009 Shewarega Bayou Belachew3; Brock Hanaway; Jimmy O'Connor3; Karen M. Simpson; David L. White2 COMPUTER INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY ...
05/04/11 Lawmakers in the state House will begin debating a bill that would merge Southern University at New Orleans and the University of New Orleans.
04/28/11 HOUMA, La.--(BUSINESSWIRE)-- Gulf Island Fabrication, Inc. today reported a net loss of $7.0 million ($.49 diluted loss per share) on revenue of $46.3 million for its first quarter ended ...
04/28/11 HOUMA, La.--(BUSINESSWIRE)-- Gulf Island Fabrication, Inc. announced today, that through its subsidiary Gulf Marine Fabricators, it has signed a Letter of Award for the fabrication of a ...
04/28/11 The following is a rundown of action taken by the Terrebonne Parish Council at its regular meeting Wednesday. All council members attended, except Teri Cavalier, who said she had a family commitment. All decisions were unanimous unless otherwise noted.
04/20/11 Residents of coastal Louisiana in the United States are marking the first anniversary of the devastating BP oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico.There are still disputes over the compensation, the clean-up ...
04/20/11 To mark the one-year anniversary of the Deepwater Horizon rig spill, National Public Radio revisited a Cajun family living on the fragile edge of Louisiana. | 
