Robin May is a journalist based in Baton Rouge, Louisiana, who writes for The Advocate. Her work primarily focuses on local events, sports, and cultural celebrations in the Baton Rouge area. Her photography has also been featured in The Grocer.
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Robin May's coverage primarily focuses on local events and announcements, with a strong emphasis on sports. Given this focus, individuals or organizations involved in the covered events, such as Native American Culture Day at Vermilionville or STM defeating St. Michael's in quarter-final game, may find success reaching out for future event collaborations or to provide additional insights related to these local happenings.
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Louisiana First Responders Christian Association hosted a hall of fame ceremony and banquet to recognize firefighters, law enforcement officers and medics who have shown outstanding leadership and skills in their
Northside High was the site for the LPSS and strategic planner Civic Solutions Group to hear from community members about proposed recommendations for district optimization that include closing and consolidating
Lafayette community expressses distrust in LPSS meeting about school closures.
Hogie Siebert of the The Porch Rollers Band entertain the crowd at the 2024 Halloween Art & Nature Festival held at the Atelier de la Nature outside of Arnaudville, Saturday,
The Halloween Art and Nature Festival was held outside of Arnaudville, Saturday, October 26, 2024.
Ascension’s #16, QB Branon Mitchell races for the sideline for a big gain Mitchell during the Westminster at Ascension football game, Friday, November 1, 2024.
Picasseaux Fish created by Dusty Reed made from salvage plywood and recycled bicycle and chainsaw chains are on display in his booth at the Big Easel Showcase of Art at
Art fans young and old attended the Big Easel Showcase of Art at Town Square in River Ranch, November 2, 2024.
The Westminster offense checks with the sidelines before starting the next play during the Westminster at Ascension football game, Friday, November 1, 2024.
Westminster plays at Ascension Episcopal in Youngsville, Friday, November 1, 2024.
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