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
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
A very short list of items awaits St. Tammany Parish voters in the Dec. 7 general election.
By: Andrew Canulette
St. Tammany Parish voters can cast a ballot on four proposed amendments to the Louisiana Constitution on Saturday during the Dec. 7 general election.
25 years ago Lake Pontchartrain is back from near death in the 1970s to a body of water that is suitable for swimming in some areas and
25 years ago Abita Springs town officials served notice Tuesday night they will seek pay raises in January. Not just token raises, but substantial ones at that.
Brenda Reine-Bertus, former CEO of the St. Tammany Economic Development Foundation, died Dec. 16 after a lengthy battle with cancer. She was 73.
Following the unexpected death of Folsom Alderwoman Jill Mathies, the two sitting members of the board appointed DeAnna Mingo to her position at a special meeting Dec. 19.
25 years ago
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