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The Madisonville Town Council has approved the budget for fiscal year 2025, with special projects including sewage improvements, police raises and riverfront updates.
Ignatius DeSandro remembers enjoying fireworks as a young boy in the 1950s. But after serving for three years as an air traffic controller in the Vietnam War, DeSandro began to
For those who want to light up their July 4 holiday, check out these special events planned all over St. Tammany Parish.
The Pearl River Board of Alderman passed two resolutions and a budget amendment during a 33-minute meeting on June 18.
Playmakers Theatre in Covington recently welcomed guests for a meditative "Art in Motion" dance workshop hosted by the Women’s Center for Transformation and Healing, part of several days of special
St. Tammany Parish ranks third in the state for visitor spending out of 64 parishes, passing up Baton Rouge, according to the President and CEO of the St. Tammany Parish
As 18-year-old Melayeh McGary stood before a room of her peers, she defined success as beating all the odds and being happy. The recent Salmon High graduate described herself to
Bad knees haven't stopped 86-year-old Ellyn Campbell from dancing her heart out with the Happy Heart Dancers, a mature women's group that performs in St. Tammany Parish retirement homes.
A local children's advocacy center will host a series of free internet safety training sessions starting Aug. 27 to educate parents about the dangers of children's online use of electronic devices.
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