Opinion
Dr. John W. Ray: Myths about slavery still cause harm
The Cajun area has many myths—the rougaru or loup-garu (Werewolf), pere malfait (Bogeyman) and the feu follet (Will ... Read more
Latest literature
News
3 things to do this weekend
BOARD GAME BUDDIES NIGHT When: Thursday, August 8, 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. Where: The Main Cup, 101 N. Main ... Read more
News
Students turn out for Juneteenth poetry contest
The Sliman Theater was packed with a full house Saturday morning as Shadows-on-the-Teche put on a unique Juneteenth ... Read more
News
3 things to do this weekend
Doug Berky’s No Show When: Friday, June 14 2 p.m. to 3 p.m. Where: St. Peter Branch Library ... Read more
Sports
‘A Life Impossible’ chronicles all aspects of Steve Gleason’s incredible life
Steve Gleason would prefer not to be viewed as some heroic, mythical figure. The former New Orleans Saints ... Read more
Opinion
The ghosts of Mississippi
History on the rerun. Ghosts of Mississippi. Magnolia State maintains its horrendously racist image. Any of the statements ... Read more
Outdoors
Deer hunting world takes notice after possible link to CWD in human deaths
Following the release of a study about Chronic Wasting Disease, some hunters believe a possible link to the ... Read more
Opinion
Maybe larger families will produce better leaders, as in the early US
Why was America in the Revolutionary War era, with 3 million people, able to generate leaders of the ... Read more
News
‘Sister Act JR.’ to be performed on the NISH stage this weekend
New Iberia Senior High will be putting on their first production since the COVID-19 pandemic this weekend with ... Read more
Entertainment
Artist Olivia Luz Perillo is exploring lineage and landscape
Something truly remarkable happens when you first see a photograph taken by Olivia Perillo. It could be faded ... Read more