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The Town Talk

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Pineville Theatre gets mysterious and spooky with 'Addams Family'

Pineville High Theatre will present “The Addams Family: A New Musical Comedy” Thursday, Oct. 22, through Sunday, Oct. 25. The musical comedy is about an eccentric family that embraces the kooky and spooky side of life. Showtimes are 7 p.m. Thursday thru Saturday and 2 p.m. Saturday and Sunday. Tickets are $18 for adults and $12 for students, military and seniors. For more information visit www.pinevillehightheatre.com . This article originally appeared on Alexandria Town Talk: Pineville Theatre gets mysterious and spooky with 'Addams Family'

Pineville, LA · 16d

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7 concerts in 2 nearby states worth a road trip from Louisiana in the next 6 months

Ah, the adventure of the open highway, watching towns and cities go by out the window. Road trips are Americana at its best, whether it's families heading to see "the Big Mouse" or adventure-seekers behind the wheel of an RV on the hunt for their next starry night stay-over stop.

Louisiana · 16d

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Historic Freedom 250 Ferris Wheel coming to State Fair of Louisiana

The State Fair of Louisiana is preparing to welcome visitors back to Shreveport October 29 through November 15, and this year’s fair will feature a special attraction that recently made history in the nation’s capital. The Freedom 250 Ferris Wheel, which served as the centerpiece of America’s 250th...

Shreveport, LA · 16d

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Jefferson Parish Celebrates Louisiana Oysters with Taste of the Oyster Trail

Sample the very best of Louisiana oysters this November with a month-long "oyster trail" hosted by Jefferson Parish and Louisiana Tourism Recovery. Following the tragic BP oil spill in 2010, Jefferson Parish and Louisiana Tourism Recovery created the state's first oyster trail in 2012. Together, the two departments developed a cuisine-inspired public art program that invites local artists to paint resin oysters. These paintings individually showcase the uniqueness of each featured restaurant. At each oyster trail restaurant, oyster sculptures can be found.

Jefferson Parish, LA · 16d

Animal of Things

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Goose Hunting Season in Louisiana: 2026-27 Dates, Bag Limits, and License Rules

Explore amazing animal stories – visit Animal of Things Now and follow us! Goose hunting season in Louisiana gives you two regular-season splits, a gap window for the light goose conservation order, and a late-winter push with no bag limit on snow geese. That adds up to a long runway for anyone willing to scout rice fields and marsh edges. Louisiana sits in the Mississippi Flyway, one of … This article, Goose Hunting Season in Louisiana: 2026-27 Dates, Bag Limits, and License Rules , appeared first on Animal of Things . Discover more animal wonders – VISIT Animal of Things NOW AND FOLLOW US FOR FRESH UPDATES! Related Posts: • 9 Types of Herons in Oklahoma: Where and How to Spot Each One • Migratory Bird Hunting Laws in Maryland: Seasons, Permits, and Rules Every Hunter Must Know • Cockfighting Laws in West Virginia: Charges, Penalties, and Reporting Rules

Louisiana · 16d

The Town Talk

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Alexandria museum to display Clementine Hunter art

The Alexandria Museum of Art (AMoA) will present "Life as Opportunity: Clementine Hunter from the Ann & Jack Brittain Family Collection." The exhibit celebrates the life, artistic development and enduring legacy of one of Louisiana's most acclaimed artists. The exhibition will be on view from Oct. 30, 2026, through June 19, 2027. Known for her distinctive depictions of everyday life in rural Louisiana, Hunter created an extraordinary visual record of the people, traditions, celebrations and experiences that surrounded her at Melrose Plantation. "Life as Opportunity" explores recurring themes throughout Hunter's work and traces the evolution of her artistic technique through a multimedia interpretive approach. Visitors will have the opportunity to follow Hunter's artistic growth across five decades through works drawn from the collection of Ann and Jack Brittain, longtime patrons of the artist and important supporters of her career. Guest curator Charlie White assembled selections from the Brittains' extensive collection, which encompasses a wide range of subjects, themes and periods of Hunter's work. The exhibit marks the first public presentation of the collection. Through these works, "Life as Opportunity" examines both the breadth of Hunter's artistic output and the development of her unique visual voice. Scenes of work, family life,

Alexandria, LA · 18d

The Daily Advertiser

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See Louisiana Department of Health restaurant violations Oct. 5-12

Louisiana · 18d

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This Louisiana Fish Camp-Style Restaurant Still Fries Catfish The Old-Fashioned Way

You can tell a lot about a restaurant by the sound coming out of its kitchen. That steady sizzle of catfish hitting hot oil?. It’s enough to make your stomach growl before you’ve even found a seat. Add a golden, crispy coating and a few Southern sides, and suddenly, a simple lunch feels like something worth talking about.

Louisiana · 26d

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Nearly 600 Million Birds Could Fly South Over the Next Three Nights Through Texas, Louisiana, Alabama, and Georgia as Residents Urged to Turn Lights Off

HOUSTON — A huge wave of migrating birds is expected to move across the eastern half of the country this week. Nearly 600 million birds could fly south over the next three nights, with many passing right through Texas. Around 45,000 birds had already flown over Harris County by Monday evening. Residents can help by turning lights down or off at night.

Texas · 19d

Animal of Things

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Cockfighting Laws in Louisiana: Felony Penalties, Banned Implements, and Legal Gamefowl Rules

Explore amazing animal stories – visit Animal of Things Now and follow us! Louisiana was the last state in the country to outlaw cockfighting, and lawmakers made up for lost time once they did it. Today, state law treats organizing, training birds for, or even attending a cockfight as a criminal matter, with penalties that can climb into felony territory on a repeat offense. If you raise gamefowl, … This article, Cockfighting Laws in Louisiana: Felony Penalties, Banned Implements, and Legal Gamefowl Rules , appeared first on Animal of Things . Discover more animal wonders – VISIT Animal of Things NOW AND FOLLOW US FOR FRESH UPDATES! Related Posts: • Goose Hunting Season in Wisconsin: 2026-27 Dates, Zones, and Bag Limits • Cockfighting Laws in Rhode Island: Felony Charges, Fines, and Penalties Explained • Cockfighting Laws in Maine: What Counts as a Crime and What the Penalties Are

Louisiana · 19d

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Gone Since Hancock Fabrics Closed, Sewists Now Rely On These 10 Louisiana Fabric And Notion Shops

A quick fabric stop can get wildly out of hand when every shelf has another print begging for attention. Louisiana has local shops packed with quilting cottons, batiks, trims, patterns, and enough color to wreck a perfectly sensible shopping list. One yard becomes three very quickly!. Classes and sewing clubs...

Louisiana · 19d

Animal of Things

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Dog Tag Laws in Louisiana: Licensing, Fees, and Rabies Rules Explained

Explore amazing animal stories – visit Animal of Things Now and follow us! Dog tag laws in Louisiana trip up a surprising number of pet owners, mainly because the state doesn’t run one uniform licensing system the way some states do. Instead, you’re dealing with a patchwork: a statewide rabies vaccination mandate layered on top of parish-by-parish licensing rules that can look completely different depending on which side … This article, Dog Tag Laws in Louisiana: Licensing, Fees, and Rabies Rules Explained , appeared first on Animal of Things . Discover more animal wonders – VISIT Animal of Things NOW AND FOLLOW US FOR FRESH UPDATES! Related Posts: • Hiking with Dogs in Minnesota: Leash Laws, Banned Trails, and Best Parks to Explore • Leaving a Dog in a Car in Ohio: What the Law Actually Says • Delaware’s New Dog Barking Law: What Owners and Neighbors Need to Know

Louisiana · 18d

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Wilting Plants In Louisiana This October? Check The Soil Moisture

Your droopy plant may send mixed signals, and water may not help. Louisiana heat in October tempts you to believe thirsty leaves need water. Wilting often signals the opposite problem, and you can spot the clue. Soggy roots struggle for air when you pour water onto soil already holding plenty.

Louisiana · 17d

BRProud

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Louisiana trichologist discusses how eczema relates to scalp health

October is National Eczema Awareness Month. A hair and scalp specialist discusses the different types of eczema.

Baton Rouge, LA · 18d

Highway 98.9

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Everything Hunters Need for Louisiana Primitive Firearms Season

The primitive firearms season starts Saturday across Area 2 of Louisiana, welcoming hunters with everything from classic muzzleloaders to modern single-shot rifles.

Louisiana · 18d

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Winning Powerball ticket worth $150,000 sold in Louisiana. See where

BATON ROUGE, La. (Louisiana First) — Someone could be $150,000 richer after a winning Powerball ticket was sold in Ascension Parish. The ticket was sold at Rende’s Quick Stop #5, located at 7337 John LeBlanc Blvd., in Sorrento. The drawing was held on Wednesday, Oct. 14. The winning...

Ascension Parish, LA · 18d

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Generations Of Regulars Keep These 8 Small-Town Louisiana Diners Full

Some restaurants in Louisiana stay busy for one simple reason: the same families keep coming back, and then their kids do too. Small-town diners across the state have built loyal crowds by serving honest plate lunches, seafood, and home-style cooking without much fuss. These are the counter stools and booths...

Louisiana · 24d

Texoma's Homepage

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La. Assn. for the Blind hosts annual Eye Ball Halloween Party

Louisiana · 16d

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South Louisiana native turns state pride into clothing brand

BATON ROUGE, La. (WAFB) - Derrick Varnado grew up along Interstate 10 between New Orleans and Gonzales. He got the idea for his own clothing brand, Pelican Pod, while attending college at Northwestern State. “I love putting on a polo. I love getting dressed well. Dressing well can change your...

Louisiana · 20d