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You'll soon find this local, high-protein rice on Walmart shelves across Louisiana
Parish Rice, the high-protein product made at M&S Fruge Farms in Eunice, will hit shelves at 74 Walmart stores in Louisiana on Saturday. The company announced the deal Tuesday that also includes distribution to 491 Walmart locations across 15 southern and midwestern states. The rice, which Michael Fruge launched in...
A U.S. Appeals Court in Louisiana Recently Reversed the Dismissal of Tesla's Dealer Franchise Lawsuit Against the State
In some states, car dealer franchise laws help protect businesses by preventing automakers from selling directly to consumers. That policy has caused headaches for some companies, including Tesla and Rivian, which allow customers to purchase a car online for delivery. Tesla sued the state of Louisiana over its franchise laws in 2022, but the courts threw it out. Recently, however, an appeals court reversed that decision, opening the door for the automaker to proceed with its suit.
Bridget Lemoine named Assistant Principal at Gonzales Middle
Ascension Public Schools announces the appointment of Bridget Lemoine, Ph.D. as the new assistant principal of Gonzales Middle School. “A dedicated educator and lifelong learner, Lemoine brings a wealth of experience and a passion for academic excellence to her new role,” said Superintendent Edith Walker, Ed.D. Lemoine is a...
Ascension Parish Schools set career and college expo for Sept. 17 in Gonzales
Ascension Parish Public Schools will hold its annual district-wide high school career and college expo Sept. 17 at the Lamar-Dixon Expo Center in Gonzales. Students and parents from all Ascension Parish public and private schools in grades 8 through 12 are invited to attend. The expo will showcase a wide...
Iberville: Man found shot dead inside Maringouin home
MARINGOUIN — Iberville Parish Sheriff’s deputies are investigating the latest shooting in the parish, specifically in Maringouin, after a man was found dead. On Tuesday morning, Aug. 27th, deputies responded to a home in Maringouin for a 65-year-old man, who was found unresponsive. After investigating, deputies learned the man had been shot one time and likely died from the single gunshot wound.
First season of Prairieville Highschool football starts tomorrow
PRAIRIEVILLE - The new Prairieville High School is preparing for their inaugural football season. For the players and coaches, there's an added pressure to perform well on the field. Some student athletes moved from other area high schools, and plan to go against their class- or even teammates. Athletic director...
St. George, East Baton Rouge leaders still looking for common ground on sales tax election
BATON ROUGE, La. (BRPROUD) — City of St. George and East Baton Rouge leaders are still looking for common ground on moving forward with the request of the 2% sales tax. At St. George’s council meeting Aug. 27, councilmembers approved the motion to set Dec. 7 as the day to vote on the sales tax. Many residents still raised questions and concerns on what the sales tax is for, or if it is a new request, but interim mayor Dustin Yates says this is the same tax they’ve been requesting.
Plaquemine leaders say confusion is leading to high sewage costs
PLAQUEMINE - Utility customers in Plaquemine say they continue to face high rates, not only from utilities but also from sewer fees, but some City leaders say they’re barely charging enough to get by. For months, 2 On Your Side has reported on erroneous utility charges in Plaquemine. Misread...
Dutchtown High School coach discusses safety tactics after football related deaths
BATON ROUGE, La. (WAFB) - In just two weeks, two Alabama high schools have announced the deaths of 16-year-old Caden Tellier and 14-year-old Semaj Wilkins. Both died from football related injuries. One, a blow to the head. The other, from the heat. “None of us want to see it,” said...
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