Casey Gisclair is the Co-Owner of By-U Sports and the Editor of The Lafourche Gazette. With a passion for sports and a love for his local community in Lafourche, Louisiana, Casey covers a wide range of sports stories, from high school games to local events and achievements. As a writer, photographer, and videographer, Casey brings a comprehensive and engaging perspective to his articles.
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Thibodaux, United States (Local)
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Head: LSU receiver, local football player posts bond after weekend arrest
By: Casey Gisclair
The voice behind so many memorable moments in the history of Bayou Lafourche has signed off for the final time in his career.
After an 0-2 start to their 4-game road trip, the Nicholls women’s basketball team knew they had to have a big week.
South Lafourche junior guard Terrance Pitre did not make a field goal for the first 26 minutes of Friday night’s game with Pearl River.
All of his life, Thibodaux native Amik Robertson has heard it from critics.
I go down rabbit holes a lot in my free time.
Lafourche Parish Public Schools will be closed on Tuesday with the winter storm approaching our area.
Locals are enjoying today's rare snow day.
Lafourche Parish Government has issued an update this afternoon after a full day of snowfall in our area.
Lafourche Parish Government announced today that our area will remain in a curfew through Wednesday with the hopes of lifting the curfew sometime Thursday.
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