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DR. ROBERT GAMBLE, medical oncologist; Dr. Raul Doria, medical oncologist and medical director of Mary Bird Perkins Cancer Center at Terrebonne General Medical Center; Dr. Jeffery Long, radiation oncologist; and Dr. Harry McGaw, medical oncologist; celebrate the grand opening of the new Mary Bird Perkins Cancer Center at TGMC.
Terrebonne General opens new Mary Bird Perkins Center
HOUMA — The new state-of-the-art Mary Bird Perkins Cancer Center at Terrebonne General Medical Center in Houma opened its doors to the community on Oct. 12, expanding the center’s comprehensive ser...
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Leonards joins local podiatry clinic
MORGAN CITY — Andrea Leonards, DPM, joins Adam Ziegenbusch, DPM, in their new clinic location, South Louisiana Foot & Ankle LLC. Butch Frazier, CEO of Teche Regional Medical Center in Morgan City, ...
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Teche posts record earnings per share
NEW IBERIA — Teche Holding Co. reported increased earnings of $250,000 and 13 cents more per diluted share during the fourth quarter of this year as compared to the same period in 2010. According t...
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Patterson woman releases second book in series
“Awakenings,” the second book in the romantic suspense series, “The Green Bayou Novels,” has been released. The series is authored by Patterson resident Rhonda Raymond Dennis. Born in Morgan City t...
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Energy industry a big boost for state
BATON ROUGE — Louisiana’s extraction, refining and pipeline industries cumulatively supported 310,217 jobs in Louisiana, generated over $16.1 billion in household earnings for Louisianans and suppo...
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B & G FOOD ENTERPRISES opened its second Teriyaki Experience restaurant in Cypress, Texas, a Houston suburb, on Sept. 28. Bryan Littleton, Teriyaki Experience Director of Development, and his wife Diane cut the ribbon with his team members. Also in attendance were B&G Chairman Gregory Hamer Sr., Vice President Greg Hamer Jr. and various guest and dignitaries from the Cypress Chamber of Commerce.
B&G Food Enterprises opens second Teriyaki Experience

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LSU business school among world's best
BATON ROUGE — In its most recent ranking of the Top Business Schools, Eduniversal ranked the E.J. Ourso College of Business at 52 overall, an improvement of three spots. The college was ranked in t...
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Energy Louisiana files paperwork to join transmission line
BATON ROUGE — With an eye on meeting the future energy needs of their customers, Entergy Louisiana LLC and Entergy Gulf States Louisiana LLC filed a joint application Monday with the Louisiana Publ...
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TECHE REGIONAL MEDICAL Center officials hosted a reception on Sept. 15 at Café Jo Jo’s in Morgan City to honor the newest members of its medical staff, Dr. Carla Taylor Thurston of the Medicine Clinic of Morgan City and Dr. Christopher Stewart with First Orthopedics of South Louisiana. The celebration gave community members an opportunity to welcome and meet the new internist and orthopedic surgeon, who will be caring for their health care needs. From left are Stewart, Teche Regional CEO Butch Frazier and Thurston.
Teche hosts reception for new doctors

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PATTERSON STATE BANK’S Patterson branch has been hosting an exhibit filled with images by local Master Craftsman James W. Byron. From left, Sandra Turner, PSB’s customer service representative new accounts manager; Renee Stelly, PSB customer service representative; and Byron stand with artwork at PSB. The exhibit will be at PSB for a few more weeks.
Byrons' work exhibited at local banks

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UNIVERSITY OF LOUISIANA LAFAYETTE marketing majors took top awards at the ninth annual Bayou Sales Challenge at Nicholls State University in Thibodaux last week. From left are Jordan Johnson, Dr. Gwen Fontenot, head of the UL Lafayette Department of Marketing and Hospitality, UL Assistant Professor of Marketing Dr. Duleep Delpechitre, Hannah Darby, Carly Littell, Lauren Dooley and Shea Blanchette.
University of Louisiana at Lafayette wins competition
A team of senior marketing majors from the professional sales program at the University of Louisiana at Lafayette walked away with all the honors at the ninth annual Bayou Sales Challenge, a region...
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Preparer Tax Identification Number renewals begin
WASHINGTON — The nation’s 738,000 tax return preparers, who have Preparer Tax Identification Numbers, or PTINs, now can renew them for the 2012 filing season. The Internal Revenue Services said pre...
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