Independence, United States (Local)
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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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By: Richard Meek
Pergolas and the painting of historic buildings dominated much of the most recent Hammond Historic District Commission meeting, as local business owners sought approval for proposed changes to their existing
By: Richard Meek
The Livingston branch library, along with the Livingston Parish Library System's four other branches, were bustling with activity May 18 as doors swung open to a summer of entertaining and educational activities.
By: Richard Meek
Their faces reflect the vibrancy of young adults, their school days fading, gray hairs decades away.
By: Richard Meek
Stunned by a surprising defeat of a millage renewal proposal in November, Tangipahoa Parish President Robby Miller and his staff are aggressively taking their message directly to the voters ahead
By: Richard Meek
An attempt by the City of Ponchatoula to acquire a piece of property to be used for storage of vehicles and heavy equipment ran into two unexpected snags during the
By: Richard Meek
More than 50 baseball players ages 7 to 13 participating in the West Feliciana Baseball Camp held June 2-3 at the school's stadium.
By: Richard Meek
Amanda King-Bayer, a teacher at Tucker Elementary School in Hammond, spends a light-hearted moment with her father, local musician Terry King, during
By: Richard Meek
An historic building in downtown Hammond may soon receive a cosmetic makeover, much needed in the eyes of some, a potential degradation of history to others.
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