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Office locks changed and laptop gone, Kenner council member accuses city of intimidation
A Kenner City Council member accused the mayor’s second-in-command of directing an employee to change the locks and remove computer equipment from his council office as an act of intimidation against him. Council member Joey LaHatte alleged in a news release that Chief Administrative Officer Natalie Newton, who is...
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Cashmere Butler sentenced to 40 years in Marrero manslaughter
A Jefferson Parish judge on Monday (Nov. 9) sentenced Cashmere Butler to 40 years in prison for his conviction of manslaughter in the shooting death of a teenager in Marrero. Butler, 19, received the punishment for shooting Samuel Tague, 18, once in the abdomen on April 15, 2025. Because he...
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Gonzales City Council takes step toward potential BJ's Wholesale Club
The Gonzales City Council introduced an ordinance to create a special economic district for a proposed BJ's Wholesale Club. This would be the first Louisiana location for the membership-only retail chain. The proposed $47 million development would be located near Interstate 10 off Highway 30. A tax incentive would allow...
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New $7M recreation facility opens in Gonzales expanding sports, education. See inside.
Gonzales residents have a new place to play, learn and gather as the city opens a roughly $7 million recreation center designed to expand activities for children and families. The Freeland Jackson Center, an approximately 25,000-square-foot facility on South Darla Avenue, behind Gonzales Middle School, includes two full-size basketball courts, classrooms and conference spaces.
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These 7 shopping centers started Louisiana's suburban mall era. In 2026 only some of them are still enclosed malls.
Ground was broken for Shreve City Shopping Center in Shreveport, Louisiana, in November 1958, and the center held its first opening in June 1959. It was suburban shopping of the postwar kind: a large cluster of stores on Shreveport-Barksdale Highway, laid out for people who arrived by car. Shreve City kept building after it opened.