Harahan

[ har-uh-han ]

noun

1. a town in SE Louisiana.

Example Sentences

Though the beans are grown and harvested elsewhere — Colorado, Nebraska and Minnesota, where the climates are conducive to growth — the company retains strong ties to New Orleans: In 1974, the Haywards moved the business to its current location, in Harahan, a suburb.

From New York Times

A transmission-line tower on the border of Avondale and Bridge City, across the Mississippi River from Harahan, La., and just upstream from New Orleans, collapsed Sunday in the ferocious winds.

From Washington Post

St. Joseph of Harahan - an assisted living facility in Harahan, Louisiana - held a parking lot parade Friday with dozens of cars honking and family members yelling well wishes for Mother’s Day.

From Washington Times

St. Joseph of Harahan — an assisted living facility in Harahan, Louisiana — held a parking lot parade Friday with dozens of cars honking and family members yelling well wishes for Mother’s Day.

From Seattle Times

Wells was gunned down Feb. 16 in the driveway of a Harahan home, prompting his mother, Deborah Wells, 59, to pen a heartbreakingly raw obituary for her only son, denouncing the lifestyle of bad choices and fast money that she believes led to his death.

From Washington Times