July and August are hot months in vegetable garden
When it comes to vegetable gardening in Louisiana, gardeners should take advantage of our year-round growing season. Yes, even in the torrid depths of summer you can plant delicious, heat-toleran...
Hey I was Christian, when Christian wasn’t cool
I admit my musical taste is stuck in the 1970’s. I kept up with top 40 music into the mid 1990’s, but after rap and hip hop took over I checked out. I am not fluent in what is popular today in mu...
What’s Your Line I’m at the computer listening to Herbert “Buzz” Salard, traditional fiddler honored by the Northwestern Folklife Hall of Fame, play “Bayou Derbonne” on CD. A dance song written by Cap Basco, Charl...
State parks having July activities Louisiana state parks put on a variety of interactive programs through July.
July 14: Poverty Point State Historic Site, Epps - Bird House Painting, 1 p.m. Ranger will discuss different types of h...
Lifetree Cafe’ to explore purpose in life “John Gasangwa survived the horrors of starvation and war in part because he made a promise: If he finished his education, he’d serve his people,” says Lifetree Café representative Craig Cable. “T...
Yankowski to participate in Art Melt A wooden sculpture by Michael Yankowski, professor of art at Northwestern Sate University, was accepted into the ninth annual Art Melt juried competition, the largest multi-media juried exhibit in ...
NSU summer theatre will begin July 25 NATCHITOCHES - The Northwestern State University Summer Dinner Theatre will perform The Taffetas: A Musical Journey through the Fabulous Fifties July 25-28 and Aug. 1-4. Performances will be on th...
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