Livingston/Tangipahoa
Livingston Parish 4-H members compete in Southeast Region 4-H Culinary Arts Contest
- Community news report
Eighteen 4-H members from Livingston Parish competed in the 2024 Southeast Region 4-H Culinary Arts Contest in Amite May 14 at the Florida Parishes Arena.
National Wildlife Federation to sponsor Southeastern monitoring project project lunch and learn
- Community news report
As part of a grant from the National Wildlife Federation, researchers from Southeastern Louisiana University’s Lake Maurepas Monitoring Project will host a free lunch and learn event on June 2…
The Livingston Parish council illegally axed a tourism board member, a judge rules
- BY JACQUELINE DeROBERTIS | Staff writer
The Livingston Parish Council illegally removed a tourism board member who claimed he was improperly replaced with a councilman's ex-wife, a judge has ruled.
DeGeneres Scholarship presented to 2 Denham Springs High seniors
- Community news report
The Lloyd F. deGeneres “Big D” Scholarship was presented to 2024 Denham Springs High School seniors Hayden Grace Averette and Ryan A. Verrett.
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Around Livingston for June 12, 2024
- BY DARLENE DENSTORFF | Community News Editor
Tropical Sunset Watercolor art class set
Historical group learns about ways to locate lost grave sites, underground features
- Community news report
Members of the Edward Livingston Historical Association got a lesson June 1 on a possible way to locate long-lost grave sites and other historical features buried underground.
A black bear on I-12? The Louisiana state mammal is known to wander.
- BY DAVID J. MITCHELL | Staff writer
Livingston Parish sheriff's deputies found a dead black bear about 8:30 a.m. Sunday along the side of the Interstate 12 westbound exit ramp near Holden.
Who set a fire at Denham Springs High School, causing $100Ks of damage?
- BY JACQUELINE DeROBERTIS | Staff writer
Someone intentionally set a fire at Denham Springs High School late last month, causing hundreds of thousands of dollars worth of damage, and officials are trying to find who did it.
Animal Tales brings hedgehog, boa and other critters to the Hammond library branch.
- BY VIC COUVILLION | Contributing writer
Creatures from almost every continent were the stars of the show at the Animal Tales presentation May 28 at the Hammond Branch of the Tangipahoa Parish Library System.
Livingston Paris 4-H Achievement Day announces award-winners
- Community news report
Livingston Parish 4-H held its Achievement Day on April 26.
Around Livingston for June 5, 2024
- BY DARLENE DENSTORFF | Community News Editor
Storytimes at the library
2024 Baton Rouge Region City Nature Challenge releases results
- Community news report
Across the Baton Rouge region, people counted nature in the the annual City Nature Challenge and made the most observations in Louisiana. The four-day bioblitz involves cities across the world…
Louisiana Master Gardener volunteer course planned for Tangipahoa Parish
- Community news report
A Louisiana Master Gardener training course is scheduled for Tangipahoa Parish from 9 a.m. to noon on Wednesdays Aug. 7 through Nov. 20.
Live Oak new football coach hopes for success with young Eagles team
- BY CHARLES SALZER | Contributing writer
Despite a 3-6 record last fall, the Live Oak football team was more competitive than its final record might indicate.
- Community news report
Nurse-midwife Paige Falgout has joined the team of providers at Magnolia Obstetrics & Gynecology, a department of North Oaks Medical Center, and is accepting new patients.
Building bonds with Buddy Bench project at Woodland Park Magnet
- Community news report
At Woodland Park Magnet School, students are finding friendship in unexpected places with the introduction of the Buddy Bench.
Northwestern State University announces spring 2024 honors lists
- Community news report
President's list
Southeastern College of Business honors top students
- Community news report
Southeastern Louisiana University’s College of Business held its semiannual awards ceremony for the Written Works of Excellence and Distinction Program honoring 17 outstanding students who exc…
Live Oak High principal named new curriculum director for Livingston Parish public schools
- Community news report
Live Oak High School Principal Beth Jones is stepping into the role of director of curriculum for the Livingston Parish Public School System.
Hammond celebrates 40 years of its Downtown Development District
- BY VIC COUVILLION | Contributing writer
Hammond’s Downtown Development District celebrated its 40th birthday with toasts, music from a big band, booths offering a variety of products, services, food and drink, and a coming-together …
Around Livingston for May 29, 2024
- BY DARLENE DENSTORFF | Community News Editor
Woman’s Hospital brings 3D mammography to Livingston Parish
SLU discusses efforts underway to save Friendship Oak
- BY VIC COUVILLION | Contributing writer
Friendship Oak, a beloved landmark on the Southeastern Louisiana University campus, has been suffering from multiple stresses over the past several years and the once huge, always leafy and mo…
Wheat and Zanders named North Oaks Sports Medicine Student-Athletes
- Community news report
The North Oaks Sports Medicine and North Oaks Orthopedic Specialty Center teams have selected Blayre Wheat, of Springfield, and Gary Zanders, of Independence, as Student-Athletes of the 2023-2…
McRae named Livingston Parish schools assistant superintendent
- Community news report
Director of Curriculum Tracy McRae has been named assistant superintendent for Livingston Parish Public Schools.
Livingston Parish Library to host special events, performances in Summer Reading Program
- Community news report
As part of its Summer Reading Program, which runs May 20 to Aug. 4, the Livingston Parish Library has a full slate of entertainment lined up to give people of all ages something to enjoy.
Livingston Parish Library launches ‘Adventure Begins at Your Library’ summer reading program
- Community news report
This summer, the Livingston Parish Library is inviting the public on an adventure with its Summer Reading Program, which runs through Aug. 4.
Doyle High Class of 2024 graduates 85
- Community news report
Doyle High School graduated 85 May 20 during commencement at the Walker High School gym.
Walker High graduates 505 in May 2024
- Community news report
Walker High graduated 505 seniors at its graduation ceremony held in the University Center at Southeastern University in Hammond Friday May 17, 2024.
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