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By: Pam Bankston
SLU President William Wainwright and First Lady Misty Wainwright recently hosted the All Board Christmas Social. In appreciation for their service, board members were welcomed into the president’s residence, which
By: Pam Bankston
The 2025 Man of the Year for The Irish Channel Parade Organization, Judge James E. Kuhn, passes the shillelagh to the 2026 Man of the Year, Kendall Daigle. Both men plan to March in the 2026 parade, due to last year’s event being canceled after it was rescheduled twice due to weather.
By: Pam Bankston
Springtime has arrived at the Columbia Theatre. The main stage in Hainkel Hall has been transformed into Mushnik’s Flower Shop on Skid Row for the iconic musical “Little Shop of
By: Pam Bankston
This year’s Art of the Cocktail was golden!
By: Pam Bankston
Spring is in full bloom. And now, Hammond has a permanent flower, as Hammond Regional Arts Center has planted the first bloom in the Harmony Flower Trail.
By: Pam Bankston
Sometimes there is nothing more entertaining than watching a classic black-and-white film. That is until you see it live on stage, and that’s exactly what Swamplight Theatre accomplished with their
By: Pam Bankston
Fellom Ballet Legacy presented “Sleeping Beauty” as their final show, ending the studio’s 61 years of performing for our community.
For their spring musical, St. Thomas Aquinas High School performed “Mean Girls.”
Spring is always full of honoring end-of-school-year accomplishments. Included in that celebration is APO's annual awards ceremony, The Vonnies.
As featured on Popular restaurant Nola Mia sizzled with culinary art for Hammond Regional Arts Center's rec…
