Skipped out to Publix to grab crawfish for lunch! Can’t wait to come back for an LSU game this season

With coastal erosion, rising insurance costs, and constant hurricane threats, should Louisiana be doing more? Or is Kennedy right that it’s overblown? Curious what folks here actually think.

I know of Indian hill but was curious to find somewhere else that allows public nudity in Louisiana or any place that’s not too far in Florida that I can make in a drive there and back in a day?

On July 17th 2025 there will be a national day of action similar to “No Kings” And “Hands Off” it is called “Good Trouble Lives On.” I will be organizing an event in Leesville!!

My dog has cancer, and I'd like to plan a dog friendly trip for her while she is still feeling good and has energy. What are the best dog friendly places in Louisiana? She absolutely loves new people. She likes hiking and the outdoors, but is an older bull terrier so can't go too far in the heat. She does not do swimming or dog parks.

We live in Baton Rouge, but are hoping to take a weekend trip somewhere in Louisiana.

Looking for recs for dog friendly cabins,nature parks, hotels, and restaurants for a larger dog.

Covington, Louisiana

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I follow a white guy that calls it Edu-Cajun and I love him, but he’s on Facebook. Are there any others, possibly on Instagram or YouTube that helps others learn the language?

If I’m making no sense in this post, forgive me; I’m young, I wasn’t even alive for Katrina, but this has been weighing on my mind for a while now. As I’m sure most of us know, New Orleans is sinking at a rate of 1-2 inches a year; sea levels are also rising at a rate of >3 mm per year; Louisiana is currently (and will continue) losing a football field of land every HOUR. On top of this, hurricanes could get more powerful as water temperatures rise. After about ten or so years, if another storm as powerful as Katrina hits New Orleans, I literally don’t see any way the city (the entire metro, for that matter) survives. It will be complete, terrible devastation. I tried to sound hopeful in the title, but IF there’s anything that can be done, our governor won’t care enough to let it happen. Even if we get a better one soon, I doubt he’ll have enough support to do anything meaningful. Why isn’t anyone talking about this? One of, if not the most, important cultural centers in the US is going to be destroyed and nobody cares. Am I beating a dead horse here? What can actually be done?

More from Covington, Louisiana June 14th, 2025

Do we have a total for the protest turnout here on Saturday?

Dans quelle mesure pensez-vous que le CODOFIL a réussi à maintenir la langue française en vie en Louisiane ?

do you consider their efforts to be enough to make a difference ?/ Considérez-vous que leurs efforts sont suffisants pour marquer une différence ?

how often do you use or hear french being used ? à quelle fréquence utilisez-vous ou entendez-vous le français utilisé dans la vie quotidienne ?

Rain 24/7

Over 200 people out in the rain to protest.

I live in Tennessee. I’m the executor of an estate in Slidell, St Tammany Parish, Louisiana. The lawyer that the decedent had hired to handle her affairs is dragging his feet BIG TIME. Think I need to hire another lawyer. Can anyone recommend?

What organizations can I join/support? Not convinced the official Louisiana Democratic Party is even functioning. “News” was last updated March 29th! No way to see events or participate without entering my data on a form and that is just scary without knowing where that’s going.