News from the South - Louisiana News Feed
Thanksgiving travel rush begins at MSY
SUMMARY: As holiday travel ramps up at Armstrong International Airport, officials expect around 28,000 travelers daily during peak periods for Thanksgiving and events like the Bayou Classic. Early morning travel has been smooth, but busy times are anticipated later in the day. Nearly 80 million Americans are expected to travel, making it the busiest holiday season since the pandemic. The airport has implemented new security measures, including CT scanners and automated bin systems, to expedite TSA processes. Flight schedules currently show all departures on time, but travelers are advised to check their flight status regularly.
Thanksgiving travel rush begins at MSY
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News from the South - Louisiana News Feed
Louisiana Living: LA Partnership for the Arts
SUMMARY: Ed Verden and Barry Stevens from the Louisiana Partnership for the Arts discuss their nonprofit organization, which supports and promotes the arts throughout Louisiana. They introduce a unique license plate initiative, the first of its kind in the state, where $50 from each plate sold will benefit arts organizations. The license plate features artwork by Denise Gallagher from Lafayette, showcasing Louisiana’s vibrant culture. The initiative was facilitated by Representative Mike Eko’s bill, and individuals can pre-register for the license plate at Artful Louisiana before it goes live. They encourage widespread participation to support Louisiana’s arts.
Louisiana Living: LA Partnership for the Arts
News from the South - Louisiana News Feed
How parents can handle a child's 'lying phase'
SUMMARY: In a recent segment, parenting coach Kyla Mata discussed the common issue of children going through a “lying phase.” Many parents reflect on their own childhood, realizing they weren’t as adept at lying as they thought. Mata emphasized the importance of creating a safe and open environment at home, fostering communication, and demonstrating honesty. She advised parents to set an example by owning up to their mistakes and explaining the reasons why lying is harmful. This phase is normal and many families experience it, so parents shouldn’t feel alone. For more resources, viewers are encouraged to visit at.com.
Good Samaritan Community Services on the West Side offers several programs designed to strengthen parents and families in the community.
News from the South - Louisiana News Feed
Search for missing Pennslyvania woman turns to recovery
SUMMARY: The search for Elizabeth Pard, a Pennsylvania woman who went missing after searching for her cat, has transitioned to a recovery effort. Last seen on Monday, her car was found with her 5-year-old granddaughter unharmed, but Pard remains missing. A massive sinkhole was discovered near the car, and after two days of searching without any signs of life, officials are now focusing on recovery. State Police plan to continue their efforts for at least another day, especially ahead of an impending winter storm, expressing concern for the family’s tragic situation.
Early Tuesday morning, police found her car with her 5-year-old grandaughter inside unharmed.
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