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Luling, Louisiana · LulingFor T’Nes Pierre, the all-state choir competitions stand out as an important moment of her high school experience. The intense competition results in a state choir that performs in New Orleans, but students must first win a spot on the all-district choir. Pierre made all-state choir three years in row – her sophomore, junior and senior years at HHS. “Me being in all-state in high school really meant a lot, because that made me feel as if nothing…Read Article
Grad remembers all-state choir competition as turning point - St. Charles Herald Guide
Luling, Louisiana · LulingAfter four significant fires destroyed or damaged homes in the Luling and Boutte area over the past several weeks, the Luling Volunteer Fire Department is warning the public about a hazard linked to all four incidents. Three of those fires occurred over the past eight weeks alone. LVFD Fire Chief Barry Minnich said that all of the fires were caused by battery failures, specifically lithium ion batteries commonly found in numerous modern tools …See the Story
Fire department warns of hazard that caused three major fires in eight weeks
Fashion · LulingIn handmade outfits representing fashion trends of the 1950s, 1980s and today, students of Needle and Thread Sewing Academy will show off their work in the school’s third annual fashion show on Sunday, May 18 at Holy Family in Luling from 1 p.m. to 4 p.m. The show is open to the public. Tickets are $15 and include coffee by Scooter’s Coffee and sweets by Southern Sweet Bliss. Brenda Clesi, who runs the sewing school, said attendees can expect a …Read Article
