Grand Isle
Politics
'As long as there’s one grain of sand to plant the American flag, Grand Isle ain’t going no where'
GRAND ISLE, La. — Paradise lost is now in the process of being found again. Every one of the town’s 2,500 structures was damaged with 700 of them destroyed as the Category 4 storm came ashore. Storm surge pushed three feet of sand onto LA1, the main road...
'It was all God sent' | Volunteers rebuilding Grand Isle Homes
GRAND ISLE, La. — Families are still living in trailers or with family a year-and-a-half after Hurricane Ida hit Southeast Louisiana. Bayou Community Foundation is working with contractors and volunteers to help get people back in their homes. Ida wiped out mail carrier, Donna Baker's home. "Devastated. It was...
Named for the Cajun leprechaun, Golden Meadow set to have first Irish-Italian parade
Inspired by the tale of the marsh leprechaun, the Krewe des Lutins is bringing an Irish-Italian parade to Golden Meadow. Following the path of other Golden Meadow parades, on March 18 at 1 p.m., the inaugural Irish-Italian parade will begin on Armand Street, turning onto LA 1, and following it until the south end of the town.
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