More than 150 Livingston Parish Sheriff's deputies played the role of elves on Friday driving all across the parish to hand out gifts to more than 1400 kids.
"It’s great. I couldn't do it myself."
Raindrops, roses, whiskers, kittens - all lovely items to be sure, but perhaps not the gifts that will make the holidays glow as brightly as you'd like. Certainly not* if they're for the food lover in your life.
This morning, kids at Our Lady of the Lake Hospital were greeted by the LSU men's basketball team, spreading holiday cheer.
The team visited the children’s ward here in Baton Rouge.
Some kids were rewarded for good grades and hard work Wednesday at Park Elementary. They walked into school Wednesday morning with no idea they would be riding out with brand new bikes.
Holidays bring families and friends together, but don’t forget to watch out for your four-legged family members. Holidays can also mean potential hazards for pets.
On Friday, December 14th, at 7:00 pm at the Hyatt Regency New Orleans, IrvingMorris and the United Way of Southeast Louisiana will hold the second annual Hope for the Holidays Gala presented by Cox Oil.
If your Christmas is too often one of tacky decorations, over-cooked turkey and bitter family feuds, now may be the time to put the baubles back in the attic and plan yourself a yuletide getaway.
Families affected by drunk drivers came together Saturday for a Christmas tree dedication and remembrance ceremony hosted by Mothers Against Drunk Driving.
Lisa Hynsen is a single mom with two young children who likely have big hopes for gifts this holiday season, especially since both kids' birthdays are close to Christmas.