Hurricanes can leave behind debris-strewn areas, contaminated water, spoiled food, displaced wildlife and conditions which, if not treated properly, may lead to health problems. This information will help you avoid and recover from some of the hazards created by wind and water.

Two species of the floating invasive salvinia plants are causing major problems in Louisiana.

Includes information concerning the Parsley Hawthorn - good small flowering tree, wildlife food planting, plot land preparation, what to prune, and vegetables to plant in September.

Topics include: New Mimosa Tree Unique, Brief Recognition Factors - Old Mimosa, Problems with Old Memosa, Brief Recognition Factors - Summer Chocolate Mimosa, Problems with Summer Chocolate Mimosa, Fall Vegetable Planting, Question and Answer.

The flathead catfish (Pylodictus olivaris) goes by a number of common names: gougon, Opelousas cat, yellow cat, tabby cat, shovelnose cat and several others.

Fashion Club members took a break at Christmas for a little Christmas Social. Members came to the social with Santa hats decorated – they were all very creative.

Fashion club members decorated Mardi Gras masks and delivered them to a local nursing home.

Members sewed large Christmas stockings to donate to local hospitals for babies born around Christmas.

Members made Fleece hats and scarves for themselves, then made several more to donate to “Caps for Kids”.

Members decorated Christmas bags for a local volunteer organization to distribute Christmas gifts.