Richard Meek is an Editor and General Manager for the Hammond Daily Star Publishing Company, Inc. His focus is on local news in Ponchatoula, Louisiana. Richard's articles cover a range of topics including politics, community events, social issues, and human interest stories that impact the local community.
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Richard Meek's coverage primarily focuses on local government, elections, community development, and infrastructure in the United States, specifically in Louisiana and Ponchatoula. If you wish to reach out to Richard Meek with a pitch or as a source for an article he may be interested in local government events, election updates, community development projects or issues relating to infrastructure within this specific geographic area. His focus is particularly on local announcements and event coverage related to government activities.
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Hammond voters on Nov. 5 will decide on a proposed change to the city charter that could dramatically alter the future of the police department and its administration.
On a warm June morning, when the spring’s last gasp of tepidity was being engulfed by summer’s heat, Dr. William Wainwright stepped into his new role as the incoming president
AN17 sent out questionnaires to the four Amite mayoral candidates. All four of the questionnaires contained the same questions, asking each candidate their qualifications, the challenges the city is facing,
Minutes after a heartbreaking loss to the University of Incarnate Word, Southeastern Louisiana University coach Frank Scelfo walked into the Lions locker room and understood once again his role as
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Amite Mayor Walter Daniels is headed to a December runoff against Councilman Damon Ellzey.
Nearly a decade ago, Southeastern Louisiana basketball coach David Kiefer rolled into town on the heels of a seven-year span coaching at seven different schools.
Several events were held leading up to and on Veterans Day, which is being celebrated today.
A proposed one-cent sales tax being proposed by the Tangipahoa Parish Sheriff’s Office has been pulled, according to sources.
Amite City Council members held off for at least another month condemning a distressed property on West Olive Street in the northwest part of the city.
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