Livingston/Tangipahoa
This week's edition
Yellow Jackets ready to improve on last year's record
- BY CHARLES SALZER | Contributing writer
Denham Springs football had a frustrating season last year, but with fall practice beginning this week and the season only weeks away, hope will be renewed.
Victory belles lead patriotic program honoring veterans at the Hammond library branch
- BY VIC COUVILLION | Contributing writer
During the past few months, large crowds of children have filled the branches of the Tangipahoa Parish Library System for a half-dozen live performances as part of the Summer Reading Program.
‘Political grandstanding at the expense of this court': Livingston Parish scrutinized by judge
- BY CHRISTOPHER CARTWRIGHT | Staff writer
At a recent conference in federal court, Chief Judge Shelly Dick scrutinized the Livingston parish government and council, saying she had "utter distrust" in them.
Magician brings laughter to Tangipahoa libraries
- BY VIC COUVILLION | Contributing writer
The Tangipahoa Parish Library System’s Summer Reading Program has featured live performances attracting large crowds of children accompanied by their parents and other family members.
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Athletes honored as the North Oaks Sports Medicine Student-Athletes of the Year
- Community news report
Based on the number of votes received via an online poll, Emma Day, of Amite, and Levi Carson, of Hammond, have been named North Oaks Sports Medicine’s “Student-Athletes of the Year” out of al…
Around Livingston for July 31, 2024
- BY DARLENE DENSTORFF | Community News Editor
It's back-to-school time
1,000 litter kit checkouts at 127 public libraries in 47 parishes
- Community news report
Keep Louisiana Beautiful's Get Down & Clean Up program has grown to 127 participating libraries in 41 parishes, and more than 1,000 litter kits have been checked out by library patrons to …
SLU offering master's degree in strategic communication
- Community news report
Southeastern Louisiana University’s Department of Communication and Media Studies is offering a graduate degree in strategic communication.
SLU Community Music School receives sponsorship from First Guaranty Bank
- Community news report
Community Music School at Southeastern is continuing its music lessons thanks to a sponsorship from First Guaranty Bank.
Walker golfer turns in strong outing at LGA's Girls Junior Amateur tournament
- BY CHARLES SALZER | Contributing writer
With students taking their annual academic break, summer is always a slow time for local athletics, but that doesn’t mean the athletes are taking time off.
Livingston Parish Library announces date for 9th Livingston Parish Book Festival
- Community news report
Plans are underway for the Livingston Parish Library's Book Festival, the parish’s largest celebration of books and literacy,
2 dead, 6 injured in boat collision on Tickfaw River, Louisiana officials say
- By GABBY JIMENEZ | Staff writer
UPDATE:Woman and man who died in Tickfaw River boat crash identified by state Wildlife and Fisheries
Battle over huge new Deer Run subdivision ends with Livingston Parish settling lawsuit
- BY CHRISTOPHER CARTWRIGHT | Staff writer
Days before trial, Livingston Parish government has settled a lawsuit over the planned Deer Run subdivision, clearing the way for the development.
Around Livingston for July 24, 2024
- BY DARLENE DENSTORFF | Community News Editor
Blood donations needed
Kentwood teen wins national pool championship in St. Louis
- Community news report
Christopher Spears, of Kentwood, won the 2024 APA Junior Pool Championship earlier this month in St. Louis.
Visual arts in various media is on display at Hummell Street gallery in Denham Springs
- BY VIC COUVILLION | Contributing writer
A juried exhibition of visual arts in various media is on display through the end of July at the Arts Council of Livingston Parish’s Gallery on Hummell Street in Historic Downtown Denham Springs.
Albany High's culinary program receives $5,000 Rachael Ray Foundation ProStart Grow Grant
- Community news report
Albany High School's culinary students will have a new hydronics garden system, chef coats, knife sets, sous vide cookers, blenders and utensil sets thanks to a $5,000 grant from the Rachael R…
Tangipahoa Library's summer reading program gets boost from Pray Family Sonic restaurants
- Community news report
Working with many community businesses and organizations to help promote literacy in Tangipahoa Parish, the Tangipahoa Parish Library was presented a $9,000 donation from the Pray Family Sonic…
Denham Springs man booked on child p*rnography counts, sheriff says
- By GABBY JIMENEZ | Staff writer
A Denham Springs man has been accused of multiple counts of sex offenses against children, including possession of child p*rnography, Livingston Parish Sheriff Jason Ard said.
Denham Springs police officer struck by vehicle expected to make full recovery
- By GABBY JIMENEZ | Staff writer
A Denham Springs police officer who was struck by a vehicle is expected to make a full recovery, the department said.
Adult and child injured after truck crashed into Livingston Parish convenience store
- By GABBY JIMENEZ | Staff writer
An adult and child were injured after a truck crashed into a Livingston Parish convenience store, the Sheriff's Office said Tuesday.
Around Livingston for July 17, 2024
- BY DARLENE DENSTORFF | Community News Editor
Livingston Young Professionals to meet
Louisiana turkey hunt most successful since start of reporting in 2009
- Community news report
Louisiana’s turkey hunters had the best year from a harvest standpoint in 2024 as they reported taking 3,695 birds during the recently completed season, according to Louisiana Department of Wi…
Truck crashes into Livingston Parish convenience store, Sheriff's Office says
- By GABBY JIMENEZ | Staff writer
UPDATE:Adult and child injured after truck crashed into Livingston Parish convenience store
New turf field ready for 2024 Walker High football season
- BY CHARLES SALZER | Contributing writer
With the fall semester only a few weeks away, it's safe to say the Walker High athletic department has had a productive summer with projects at its football stadium and its primary gymnasium.
Walker using grant money to stretch funds for infrastructure projects
- BY VIC COUVILLION | Contributing writer
Over the past few years, the city of Walker has funded infrastructure projects totaling approximately $19 million thanks to matching and other grants secured through state and federal sources,…
Antiques sold during the Spectacular Vendor Tent Sale at Eagles Nest Antiques
- Community news report
Shirley Avants joined other antique shoppers under the tent June 29 at the Spectacular Vendor Tent Sale at Eagles Nest Antiques in Denham Springs.
The final curtain falls on the Livingston Parish Children's Choir's annual dinner theater
- Community news report
After 15 years of successful dinner theater shows, the originators of the Livingston Parish Children's Choir's fundraisers are staging their last show later this month.
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