Pam Bankston is a journalist for the Hammond Daily Star Publishing Company, Inc., focusing on local news and events in Hammond, Louisiana. With a passion for community engagement, Pam covers a wide range of topics including local arts and culture, theater productions, community festivals, and more.
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Pam Bankston's coverage primarily focuses on local events, announcements, and entertainment news in Hammond, Louisiana. She frequently announces local events and supports the arts community.
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By: Pam Bankston
Members of Creative Minds Writers Group have been busy planning their upcoming annual “Berries, Bridges, and Books, Writers Conference.”
By: Pam Bankston
Salty Joe’s Restaurant stepped up to the plate to serve the second dinner of this season’s Culinary Arts Series.
School is out for the summer, but students of The New Octavians Studio have been busy continuing to learn and shine on stage.
Practice makes perfect! And that was certainly evident when I watched students of The New Octavians Studio, under the direction of Brent Goodrich, perform in their recent Summer Showcase.
Three students of Hammond’s New Octavian community theater made the audition cut to attend iTheatrics Broadway Jr. Academy in New York this summer.
By: Pam Bankston
The electrifying vocals, swinging swords and witty one-liners of “The Lightning Thief: The Percy Jackson Musical” came alive on stage!
Visiting with other authors is what I enjoy most at a writer’s conference.
All good things must come to an end. The final dinner of Hammond Regional Arts Center’s annual Summer Culinary Arts Series was served last Monday by the crew from Cena.
By: Pam Bankston
Picutred at Richard Murphy Hospice Foundation’s Pre-Gala Party are, from left, Hospice House Nursing Administrator Donna Landry Olivia, owners of Blackwell Outdoor Rick and Juli Blackwell, NorthShore Media Group’s Brian Shirey and Eloise, and Richard Murphy Hospice Foundation Executive Director Jodee Hoover.
Shown is the cast and crew of Columbia Theatre’s recent Yellowstone murder mystery dinner.
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