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Lakeshore, Pearl River among teams to watch in competitive 4A district
District 7-4A is setting up to be an open race with lots of talent spread throughout and the two St. Tammany Parish schools likely the favorites. Both Lakeshore and Pearl River should be in the league title mix. The Titans had the best district record last season among the teams currently in the district having only lost to Salmen, which moved up to 5A.
Big plays make all the difference in the Jesuit-Mandeville scrimmage
The storylines from the Jesuit-Mandeville scrimmage at Sid Theriot Stadium on Aug. 23 were plentiful. Mandeville senior and Duke commitment Nate Sheppard rushed for 139 yards on eight carries, including highlight-reel touchdowns of 67 and 36 yards after sitting out the controlled portion of the scrimmage. “I sat the first...
Hahnville shines in marquee scrimmage matchup with St. James
Whenever you have two programs from the River Parishes meet on the playing field, you can always expect to see good, physical football. That’s exactly what was delivered Thursday when St. James and Hahnville scrimmaged in Boutte but the Tigers did most of the work. Hahnville’s first-team offense ran...
Shell wants to move into protective 'buffer zone' of historic Louisiana plantation
Shell Chemical Co., owner of the Ashland-Belle Helene Plantation in Geismar, conducted a major restoration of the structure about a decade ago. Now it seeks to remove the property's historical site designation overlay, saying it has no intention of operating on the historic site but wants to move into the buffer around it.
The Top 10 Richest Schools In Louisiana – Tuition & Fees
The American Institutes for Research is - Private School vs. Public School “The diversity of public school is a strength.” Robert Pianta, professor of early childhood education and founding director of the Center for Advanced Study of Teaching and Learning at the University of Virginia, says parents should be “clear about the specific benefits that they are seeking for their child.”
Top official in Mayor LaToya Cantrell’s administration resigns
NEW ORLEANS — A top official with the City of New Orleans is resigning after strongly opposing the city’s decision to turn on school zone speed cameras even though details haven’t been completed to comply with a new state law. Thomas “Tom” Mulligan, deputy chief administrative officer...
Jefferson Highway Historic Convoy to make stop in Mansfield
The Military Vehicle Preservation Association (MVPA) Historic Convoy Across the Jefferson Highway – from Pine to Palm has announced its next transcontinental convoy will take place October 1-31, 2024. The convoy stop overnight in Mansfield on Oct. 23. The convoy retraces the historic 1918 Jefferson Highway route from the...
Slidell community uniting to help a woman find a safe new home
SLIDELL, La. (WGNO) — A Slidell woman has been through tough times. “To maintain them, that’s what took the longest, but then they started leaking on that side. Guess what our bed never got wet,” said Haro. Through the rain or the sweltering Louisiana heat, Haro was determined to keep the home she shared with […]
Football: 2024 Southeastern Football Position Preview: Specialists
HAMMOND, La. – Since Frank Scelfo took over the Southeastern Louisiana University football program, the Lions have consistently excelled on special teams. For SLU to continue that trend, it will have to find a replacement for four-time All-Southland Conference punter Austin Dunlap. The competition between Jack Hunter and Alec Mahler has been one of fall camp's tightest battles.
State testing new Crescent City Connection lighting system, says lanes will open next week
NEW ORLEANS (WVUE) - Commuters using the Crescent City Connection can expect some relief from traffic congestion starting next week. The Louisiana Department of Transportation and Development plans to halt the bridge’s peak traffic time lane closures, which have been ongoing for several months, as part of a project to replace the aging lighting infrastructure.
The EPA can’t use Civil Rights Act to fight environmental injustice in Louisiana, judge rules
NEW ORLEANS (AP) — A federal judge has weakened the Biden administration’s effort to use a historic civil rights law to fight industrial pollution alleged to have taken a heavier toll on minority communities in Louisiana. U.S. District Judge James David Cain of Lake Charles handed down the...
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