ANHA News Blog
27 - February 2026
The River Road African American Museum: A Journey through History
Driving into the town of Donaldsonville, visitors might first notice a scattering of weathered buildings, but a further look reveals a town with a remarkably rich cultural, artistic, and political history.
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19 - February 2026
LA 64 Series: St. Landry Episode Highlight
LPB’s new travel series LA64 visits St. Landry Parish!
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13 - February 2026
Where the Bayous Meet: Community Spotlight on Arnaudville
Tucked in between two winding bayous lies the quaint town of Arnaudville, where Cajun French is still spoken, music spills onto porches, and culture isn’t just preserved — it’s lived.
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23 - January 2026
January 2026 Atchafalaya Trace Commission Meeting
January 2026 meeting of the Atchafalaya Trace Commission
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05 - January 2026
Run of the River
Along a sweeping bend of the Mississippi River in Concordia Parish sits one of Louisiana’s most impressive and least expected landmarks. The Sidney A. Murray Jr. Hydroelectric Station is not just a power plant. It is a bold idea brought to life, a feat of engineering, and a world record holder quietly generating clean energy just south of Vidalia.
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29 - December 2025
Beyond the Wall: Community Spotlight on Morgan City
Tucked along the Atchafalaya River, Morgan City offers an authentic slice of Louisiana. Home to about 11,000 residents, this hardworking waterfront town blends maritime tradition, rich culture, and genuine hospitality.
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15 - December 2025
Awaken Your Taste Buds
The Réveillon dinner is a unique tradition in Louisiana, especially around the holiday season. It is a festive meal that dates back to the early colonial period and has deep cultural and religious roots in the state. This tradition has evolved over centuries, blending French, Creole, and Southern influences, and remains a cherished part of Louisiana's culinary heritage today.
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08 - December 2025
In a Nutshell: A Look at the Pecan Harvest
Pecan harvesting takes science, tradition, and a little hustle. Learn more.
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03 - December 2025
Inaugural Flood Marker Dedication
The Great Flood Centennial officially launches its historical marker program on Tuesday, December 16, 2025 at 1:00 PM at the Pointe Coupee Museum in New Roads, LA.
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25 - November 2025
Louisiana's Comeback Kids
Louisiana’s landscapes may face big challenges, including coastal erosion, habitat loss, and climate change, but the Pelican State also has some of the best comeback stories in the country. Here are a few conservation victories worth celebrating on National Wildlife Conservation Day.
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