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January 15, 2024
It was the hottest topic in Harahan: a medical spa — offering hormone injections, Botox and intravenous therapy — had set up shop in a residential community, and neighbors were
December 9, 2023
IV Waste, the waste hauling company owned by Sidney Torres IV, will take over trash services in Harahan next year.
September 12, 2023
Harahan Mayor Tim Baudier confirms raw sewage started flowing into the drainage canal after a lift station on 9th Street clicked offline.
September 4, 2023
On the largest piece of fallow land in East Jefferson, plans emerge for a gated neighborhood of 100 single-family houses at the former Colonial Country Club.
July 29, 2023
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April 28, 2023
Chilling video captured a Louisiana woman allegedly carting a bucket containing the body of her boyfriend’s slain 6-year-old daughter – and then dumped it outside the home of the girl’s mother.
December 17, 2022
The parade was on Saturday, Dec. 17, and started at Oasis Truck Stop on Jefferson Highway and ended on Folse Avenue.
August 22, 2022
Responding to withering allegations that church leaders discreetly sold a prime piece of real estate in downtown Fort Lauderdale worth more than $1.2 million for just "$10 and other good and valuable considerations," First Baptist Fort Lauderdale leaders revealed late Thursday that the land was sold for “considerably higher than the appraised value.”
August 20, 2022
Leaders of the historic First Baptist Fort Lauderdale church in Florida have been accused of discreetly selling a prime piece of the church’s property in downtown Fort Lauderdale worth more than $1.2 million.
August 19, 2022
Responding to withering allegations that church leaders discreetly sold a prime piece of real estate in downtown Fort Lauderdale worth more than $1.2 million for just "$10 and other good and valuable considerations," First Baptist Fort Lauderdale leaders revealed late Thursday that the land was sold for “considerably higher than the appraised value.”