Latest Business Headlines
How does SB 121 Congressional map affect Ascension?
In the wake of Louisiana v. Callais, in which the Supreme Court overturned the state Congressional map, speculation centered on whether the Republic legislative supermajorities would undo both majority-minority … [Read More...]
Robinson/Glover board appointments over opposition of Councilwomen Lambert and James
Elective office in the legislative branch comes with perks, unlimited time during meetings to expound upon any pet peeve or project one likes, restrained only by Robert's Rule of Order (not those of courtesy, … [Read More...]
RPCC event to foster Community Engagement for Hyundai Training Center
Connecting local contractors to upcoming construction opportunities River Parishes Community College (RPCC), in partnership with CSRS and ARKEL Constructors, will host a Community Engagement & Contractor … [Read More...]
Latest Education Headlines
From Crawfish to Cajun Music: Living in the South engages Prairieville Middle Students
Prairieville Middle School hosted their annual Living in the South event for seventh grade students on Friday, May 8, 2026. At the event, students were given the opportunity to hear about different areas of our … [Read More...]
AP Schools outperforming national average
Dear Ascension Families, Today’s release of the national Education Scorecard by researchers from Harvard University, Stanford University, and Dartmouth College brings exciting news for Louisiana and powerful … [Read More...]
Construction Training continues this summer at RPCC
RPCC will offer additional Introduction to Construction Careers training opportunities this summer. Upcoming classes: Donaldsonville (day): June 1-5 Gonzales (evening): June 8–11 & June … [Read More...]
Latest Announcements Headlines
AG leads bipartisan push to fix Medicare therapy payment rules
Louisiana Attorney General Liz Murrill led a bipartisan coalition of 11 attorneys general in urging the federal government to improve how Medicare pays for outpatient therapy services. In a letter to CMS … [Read More...]
Letlow staff to host Satellite Office Hour in Ascension (5/21)
Congresswoman Julia Letlow’s district staff will be hosting satellite office hours in Ascension Parish next week. Staff will be available in Gonzales to help constituents of Louisiana’s 5th District with … [Read More...]
Old Glory damaged? Gonzales provides Retirement Box at City Hall
As Memorial Day approaches, we’d like to remind residents that a Flag Retirement Box is available at City Hall. Worn or damaged U.S. flags can be respectfully retired by placing them in the box during … [Read More...]
Latest Lagniappe Headlines
Gonzales man arrested for Child Sexual Abuse Materials
Detectives with the Ascension Parish Sheriff’s Office Internet Crimes Against Children Task Force arrested Charles Crawford, 41, of Gonzales on 119 counts of Child Sexual Abuse Materials, 64 counts of Child … [Read More...]
Guilty Pleas for the Week of May 4-8
During the week of May 4 – May 8, 2026, the following defendants pled guilty to various charges and were sentenced in the 23rd Judicial District Court - Ascension Parish: Kendell Gray, Houston, TX, age 36, … [Read More...]
Senior Farmers’ Market Nutrition Program for LA seniors
The Senior Farmers’ Market Nutrition Program is helping eligible seniors in Louisiana enjoy fresh, locally grown produce and honey from approved farmers’ markets and roadside stands. If you or a loved one is … [Read More...]
Letters to the Editor
LA Entrepreneurs: Ads and AI essential for homegrown businesses
Across Louisiana, small businesses, from digital marketing firms to short-term rental hosts, are working to grow in an economy where national brands often dominate online attention. For many of these homegrown … [Read More...]
AG addresses threats against Senator Jay Morris and ongoing redistricting debate
“The political process is designed to encourage participation and debate and to provide a forum for people to be heard. There is absolutely no place for violence or threats in this process. Senator Jay Morris … [Read More...]
Louisiana Switches to Semi-Closed Primaries, but at What Cost?
n May 16, 2026, Louisiana will host its first closed party primary election in more than 15 years (Early Voting is already taking place). In a new report, Louisiana Progress, a nonprofit public policy … [Read More...]
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