Andrew Canulette is a journalist based in New Orleans, Louisiana. He writes for NOLA.com and B.A.S.S., LLC, covering local news and events in the New Orleans area. His articles often focus on community stories, cultural events, and local government.
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Andrew Canulette's coverage is primarily focused on local news, with a significant emphasis on agriculture and farming, as well as government and politics within the specific geographic area of Louisiana, particularly in St. Tammany Parish and New Orleans.
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By: Andrew Canulette
Early voting for the Nov. 5 presidential election will continue through Oct. 29, with polls closed on Sun., Oct. 27. Votes can be cast from 8:30 a.m. to 6 p.m.
John Oates was the featured performer at this year's Ozone Songwriters Festival held Oct. 25-27 in Covington. Oates was part of the festival-opening showcase at Fuhrmann Auditorium, where the veteran
25 years ago
Early voting for the Nov. 5 presidential election is complete and by all indications, St. Tammany Parish voters are are keenly interested in the race for the White House between
Former President Donald J. Trump was the overwhelming choice of St. Tammany voters on Election Day, which came as no surprise to the Republican faithful on the northshore.
25 years ago
The St. Tammany Parish School Board has tapped the brakes on an ambitious five-year, $325 million capital improvements plan a week after it was introduced publicly by schools superintendent Frank
By: Andrew Canulette
The St. Tammany School Board delayed a vote on a $325 million school improvements plan, saying the public needed more time to study it.
The Covington City Council approved a $36.63 million budget for 2025 when it gathered Nov. 12 for its monthly meeting.
25 years ago
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