Local artist Mandy Mae Poche has the distinction of creating the first -ever commemorative poster for the annual Ponchatoula Celebrates Veterans event, which is happening this Saturday, October 31, in downtown Ponchatoula.
Hammond attorney Brad Cascio is running for 21st Judicial District Attorney on the November 3 ballot.
Hammond City Councilwoman Carlee White Gonzales is one of four candidates vying to become the next mayor of Hammond on the November 3 ballot.
Lacy Landrum is one of four candidates vying to become the next mayor of Hammond on the November 3 ballot.
Independence Mayor Jim Paine has lots of good news to report as the town prepares for the final weeks of 2026.
Nichole Liuzza with Liuzza Family Farm talks about her new fresh produce market "on the porch" between Amite and Independence.
After being appointed to fill the vacant seat on the Independence Town Council more than a year ago, Gaye Guzzardo is now running to retain the position. That election is on the November 3 ballot.
While lawmakers are not currently in session, Rep. Nicholas Muscarello, Jr. says he is staying busy, completing projects from 2026 and gearing up a new set of initiatives to take to Baton Rouge in 2027.
Hammond Police Chief Edwin Bergeron, Jr. and local businessman Jody Picou discuss a program coming up this November to teach children about gun safety.
Tangipahoa Parish Library Director Barry Bradford describes their annual "Booktober Fest" event as a give-back to the community for their generous support of the library system.
Celeste France talks about one of our area's newest marching groups, the sNOballs, and talks about their mission to bring arts education to local students.
7th Ward Marshal Pat Farris talks courtroom security, assisting local schools with random drug/explosive searches, and more.
It's Homecoming Week on the campus of Southeastern Louisiana University, where there's a lot to celebrate, says SLU President Dr. William Wainwright, who discusses their latest record-breaking enrollment numbers and several other positive indices at our "University of the Northshore."
Tangipahoa Parish President Robby Miller talks about the big ribbon cutting ceremony scheduled this morning for the long-sought West Mulberry Street Extension in Amite.
State Representative and talk radio host Michael Echols is running for Louisiana's 5th Congressional District.
Leadership Tangipahoa's Class of 2027 is on the move. This week, Becky Ferrara outlines her impressions of Parish Government Day.