Labadieville – On Monday, February 08, 2010 at 3:49 a.m., a single vehicle crash on LA 1010 in Assumption Parish claimed the life of a 19 year old male of Labadieville, LA.
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dates and Times of Parades to roll in Lafourche and Terrebonne Parishes
HOUMA — If you like to keep your revelry on schedule, take note: The krewes of Hyacinthians and Titans will roll an hour earlier so locals can catch the Carnival parades and make it home in time for the Super Bowl.
MIAMI, Fla. — The ultimate underdogs, they ain't. Not anymore. The Saints are Super Bowl champions now.
MIAMI -- Drew Brees, a career underdog, outdueled Peyton Manning, the NFL's golden boy, lifting a franchise, a team and a city to once-unthinkable heights Sunday night in Super Bowl XLIV.
THIBODAUX — Only a handful of die-hard fans watched the entire Super Bowl from outside as it was projected onto the side of a downtown Thibodaux building.
THIBODAUX – Nicholls State University will continue to permit public parking in designated areas on the Thibodaux campus during the upcoming carnival season. In addition to free parking, the university has added two pay-to-park options.
MIAMI — Peyton Manning spent the whole season building toward a Super Bowl crown, a win that certainly would put him among the greatest quarterbacks in NFL history. And then he threw it all away.
MIAMI — Louisiana native Tracy Porter played a crucial role in the New Orleans Saints' magical run to a Super Bowl title and their victory over the Indianapolis Colts.
The New Orleans Saints Super Bowl parade will begin at 5 p.m. Tuesday on Poydras Street in front of the Superdome, according to the New Orleans Police Department.
NEW ORLEANS — Saints fans hugged, kissed and spilled onto the streets Sunday as a citywide party erupted after their once woebegone NFL franchise defeated the Indiapolis Colts in the Super Bowl. French Quarter crowds, beefed up by tourists in town for Carnival season and by those wanting to experience the euphoria of a Saints victory, poured onto Bourbon Street to celebrate in a scene that looked more like Fat Tuesday than a Sunday night. The Saints won 31-17 in the franchise's first appearance in the big game.