QUITO, Ecuador (AP) — It’s a chilly night in Ecuador’s capital and the small group of men and women visiting the city’s oldest cemetery are understandably nervous.
Learning about firemen's duties was just a small part of the history-filled tour of Morgan City.
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The 'Mr. Charlie' rig museum tour explained the area's oil history.
Central Catholic third-graders in Maggie Bagwell’s class took a field trip to downtown Morgan City touring the mayor’s office, fire department, a police cruiser, and Mr. Charlie Rig Museum.
NEW YORK (AP) — In the climactic moment of HBO’s documentary “Outside the Bubble,” a man who describes himself as a Trump warrior explains that he gave the nickname “Nancy Pelosi’s grandchildren” t
NEW ORLEANS — The city of New Orleans has unveiled a smartphone app tour of sites involved in the slave trade during the 18th and 19th centuries, including the pre-Civil War years during which the
Joy and Frank Guarisco welcomed members of the Patterson Garden Club for a tour of their backyard as part of the club’s March 24 meeting. From left are club members Linda Thomas, Juanita Bienvenu, Daisy LeBlanc, Iris Roy and Joy Guarisco.
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Emma and Floyd Estay welcomed members of the Patterson Garden Club for a tour of their backyard as part of the club’s March 24 meeting. From left are club members Evelyn Estay, Daisy LeBlanc, Iris Roy, Emma Estay, Cleo Picou, Juanita Bienvenu and Rosa Butler.
The Patterson Garden Club welcomed spring with a March 24 meeting that included tours of homes.
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