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Growing Peppers from Seed Tips Whether it’s bell peppers for stuffing, sweet Italians, super hots, cayenne for red pepper flakes, jalapeños or shishitos for stir frying, there’s plenty of peppers out there for every kitchen and every taste. Now is a great time to try your hand at starting peppers from seed.
Culinary Competition Free and Open to the Public, O_ers Unique Dining Experience Restore the Mississippi River Delta, in partnership with Vanishing Paradise and the Meraux Foundation, will host the sixth annual Cook-Off for the Coast on Saturday, Feb. 24, from 11 a.m.
Despite having been out of office for the past couple months, this has not stopped former council member at-large east Kerri Callais from voicing her view on possibly the most controversial issue currently facing St. Bernard Parish: The Port of New Orleans Louisiana International Terminal (LIT) planned to be built in Violet, Louisiana. In a lengthy Facebook post published in early February, Callais warned that the LIT project—despite anyone's personal objection to it— has most of the support it needs to be built.
Dust off your cowboy boots, grab your hat, and join CHS Voices for an unforgettable journey to the heart of the prairie when Chalmette High School’s talented performers take center stage in their upcoming performance of the beloved musical, 'Oklahoma!' This Rodgers & Hammerstein classic will captivate audiences with its infectious energy, heartwarming story, and unforgettable tunes. Directed by Arianna Cassar-Cruice and Annelise Cassar Tedesco, 'Oklahoma!' will transport theatergoers to the vibrant landscapes of the American West.
At the February 20 St. Bernard Parish council meeting, council members unanimously approved a resolution to reimburse district D council member Ryan Randall for an expense he had incurred from the American Planning Association (APA). Specifically, Randall paid for a membership fee to join the APA as a representative of the St. Bernard Parish Government (SBPG).
“Let me win, but if I cannot win, let me be brave in the attempt.” Each year, these inspiring words serve as the backdrop for a true community celebration the St. Bernard Parish Public School System’s Special Olympics. The Games return to Bobby Nuss Stadium on the Chalmette High School campus March 22, 2024.
The Louisiana Society Daughters of the American Revolution Southeast District invite the general public to view the American Revolution Experience. This award winning exhibit will be open to the general public and free of charge on Saturday, March 2, from 10 a.m.