The Daily Review/Bill Decker
A crew works to restore electricity in the Patterson area July 14 after Tropical Storm Barry.
WASHINGTON— Government meteorologists say this year’s hurricane season may be busier than initially expected now that summer’s weak El Nino has faded away.
LSU AgCenter/Johnny Morgan
Winners of the ninth annual Great American Seafood Cook-Off: 4-H Edition in New Orleans are from Marion County, Tennessee, with their flounder with seafood dressing dish. Pictured left are Patrick Tuck, executive director of the Louisiana 4-H Foundation, and team members Bryson Kilgore, Evan England, Payne Bumpus, Griffin Adkins and Carson Keeler and Toby Lepley, LSU AgCenter associate vice president for 4-H and youth development.
NEW ORLEANS — A Tennessee team’s flounder with seafood dressing placed first at the ninth annual Great American Seafood Cook-Off: 4-H Edition in New Orleans on Aug. 4.
Morgan City ends debris pick-up
The Morgan City government ceased hurricane debris pick-up operations Monday.
The paddle race from St. Martinville to Franklin will be Oct. 5 with the first contestants paddling into Franklin that evening and throughout the night at Parc Sur La Teche on Teche Drive.
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