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No strong lead yet now as to why he could have done this so we will be waiting for more information on that but let me ask you about a woman or a companion about was also named as a person of interest in this. Indeed there was a companion that was for many hours in the preliminary phases of this investigation companion of steven had ics who in fact was of interest to police but what we now know is that suspect that woman has been ruled out as a person of interest as a suspect apparently the gunm...

100 Years Ago: 1924 A rather spectacular escape effected from the State School at Hallowell at 1 o’clock on Thursday morning when Cora Littlefield dropped from the third story window of her sleeping room to the ground by tying together bed clothing and hitching the same to a bedpost. The girl was found walking along […]

Mardi Gras is a beloved holiday here in Louisiana that is known to bring in crowds from far and wide for a month-long celebration. However, many don’t know the origins of the tradition.  Mardi Gras, otherwise known as Carnival, is celebrated all over the world the day before the season of Lent begins. This year,...

The fathers battled so fiercely for the most powerful elected position in Tangipahoa Parish that folks likened their feud to that of the famed Hatfields and McCoys.

The fathers battled so fiercely for the most powerful elected position in Tangipahoa Parish that folks likened their feud to that of the famed Hatfields and McCoys.

Is Samantha Hyde Dead? On Monday, March 27, a terrifying shooting occurred at a Christian school in the Green Hills section of Nashville

An old, tired internet hoax was reborn on social media after the March 27, 2023, Nashville school shooting.

Join husband and wife authors Drs. Samuel and Sarah Hyde at 11 a.m. Saturday at the Ascension Parish Library in Galvez for a book signing on their historical fiction, Rebel Bayou.

HAMMOND – Southeastern Louisiana University Leon Ford Endowed Chair, Professor of History, and Center for Southeast Louisiana Studies Director Samuel Hyde and his wife Sarah, River Parishes Community College professor

The Parlor’s owner, John Renner, described his vision as an “affordable creative hub for art and artists in the Station North Arts District.”