Sara Pagones is the Bureau Chief at The Advocate. She covers a variety of topics, with a focus on local news and community issues in St. Tammany, while also expressing her passion for acting and literature. Sara's work has been featured in The Advocate and NOLA.com.
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Sara Pagones mainly focuses on local news, particularly in the St. Tammany Parish area and New Orleans, Louisiana. She covers evolving political stories, breaking news related to government announcements and legal policy regulations.
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“What stands out?”
By: Sara Pagones
Dew Drop Jazz Hall partnered with Old Mandeville Historic Association for its latest meeting.
When Mandeville residents open their city utility bill next month, they can expect a notice that their garbage bill is about to increase by nearly $5 a month — a change approved by the City Council on July 10.
The Abita Springs Board of Aldermen recently took an initial step toward enlarging piping for its sewerage system, adopting a resolution that authorizes the administration to pursue a loan of
Kevin Davis had made it to Slidell from the parish Emergency Operation Center in downtown Covington on a four-wheeler as Hurricane Katrina was beginning to die down the afternoon of
Mary and Eric DuBuisson knew their dry cleaning business in Olde Towne, where they lived above the shop, was in jeopardy when they left keys with neighbors and evacuated to
Mike Noto, Slidell Mayor Randy Fandal’s choice to serve as his chief administrative officer, became official Tuesday after the City Council voted to allow job experience to substitute for higher
When Rose Marie Sand was first invited to be in a Christmas performance some of her friends put on annually for STARC clients, she was a newcomer to Slidell and
Slidell voters will choose between two veteran law enforcement officers, both retired from the Slidell Police Department, when they elect a new police chief on May 16.
A spate of open seats on the Slidell City Council guarantees at least four new faces in district seats, with races in District A and District B each drawing a pair of first-time candidates who pledge to bring better communication in city government and more city resources to their constituents.
