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The City of Plaquemine had a great crowd of about 4,000 people in the Tony Gulotta Bayou Waterfront Park and the Community Center for its 21st annual July Fourth Hometown Celebration. We had a few thousand more watching the fireworks display from outside the park. We thank everyone who attended.
A crowd of several thousand gathered at Plaquemine’s Mark A. “Tony” Gulotta Waterfront Park for an evening of July Fourth festivities.
Less than three months after he finished high school, Stephen Engolio landed what he considered his dream job.
Plaquemine’s 21st annual July Fourth Hometown Celebration, always held on July Fourth, brings plenty of free holiday fun to the Plaquemine Community Center and Nadler Pavilion at 57845 Foundry Street this year.
Gov. John Bel Edwards signed a bill into law last week that will mandate lower speed limits and traffic cameras along the Atchafalaya twin span of Interstate 10.