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Wetland Watchers receive Brown Foundation Grant Award
Recently, 35 Hurst students were presented a grant for $3335 to purchase materials in support of the Hurst Wetland Watchers Project at the Joe and Dorothy Dorsett Brown Foundation Service-Learning Grant Kick-off Celebration. Hurst students were able to share their knowledge with over 1100 students representing nine parishes.
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Remembering the past can be an adventure
I looked forward to spending time with my Mom, Aunt Judy and cousin Tommye Lou. Now that would have been fun in itself but add old photographs and a bowl of my Mom’s chicken salad, and we were content to sit around the kitchen table all day.
Congressman Scalise visits Harry Hurst Middle
Recently, U.S. Congressman Steve Scalise visited the Harry Hurst Middle Library on behalf of the U.S. Congress and the National Endowment for Humanities. As one of thousands of libraries around the country whom received the “Picturing America” Bookshelf, Hurst received 17 hardcover books and 20 pieces of laminated art reproductions with the theme of “We the People.” Through the Picturing America initiative, the NEH aims to tell the story of America through its art. The program seeks to introduce Americans to their artistic heritage and inspire them to become more informed citizens.
Andouille Festival gumbo cook-off and apron winners
2009 Gumbo Cook-Off Winner
Even a well tended yard can becomme overgrown
When people talk about the moral condition of society, they blame it on drugs, the entertainment industry, poor schools, crooked politicians, the liberal media, etc. Those are all by-products of the root cause “ the breakdown of the family.
Happy Healthy Halloween
Recently Egan Home Healthcare held a Halloween-themed bingo event at Place DuBourg. The Egan staff dressed up and gave trick or treat bag to all
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