Built in 1929, the D’Agostino Building in downtown Port Allen is being saved from demolition by Sunplus Inc.’s Ralston Phillips, who says the key to the old iconic building is having it placed on the National Register of Historic Place. Read more
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The opening day of preseason football practice does not normally subject players to a tough opponent, but Port Allen – and virtually every team across Louisiana – faced a formidable foe Monday. Read more
Built in 1929, the D’Agostino Building in downtown Port Allen is being saved from demolition by Sunplus Inc.’s Ralston Phillips, who says the key to the old iconic building is having it placed on the National Register of Historic Place. Read more
Our resident cowboy, Steve, brought us the shocking news: cowpuncher Three-Chord Cortez, that bunkhouse balladeer, plans to study opera, in hopes an aria or three will make him even more attractive to girls during a serenade. Apparently, singing La Donna Mobile might be more effective than “… Read more
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