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LIVINGSTON - The owner of a paintball company is battling the Livingston Parish Council for the right to stay in operation after Parish President Layton Ricks ordered a cease-and-desist against the company's owner in May.
St. Gabriel Mayor Lionel Johnson has seen plenty of changes during his 10 years in office, but last week’s storms reminded him once again about the city’s greatest challenge.
Livingston Parish residents air concerns after deadly hit-and-run on Buddy Ellis Road Investigation continues into deadly Livingston Parish hit and run By Perry Robinson | May 11, 2021 at 10:57 PM CDT - Updated May 11 at 11:06 PM “I don’t even know. It was like you really couldn’t believe it when they said it was Jacob, but it was him,” said Nate Davis. 21-year-old Jacob Chalker was found just after 7 a.m. by a passerby on Buddy Ellis Road. LPSO believes the crash happened sometime between midnight and 7 a.m. Sheriff Jason Ard said Chalker left his job at the Dairy Queen off Juba...
Gov. Edwards announces Weyerhaeuser investing in Holden mill (Source: Pixabay) By WAFB Staff | May 12, 2021 at 10:31 AM CDT - Updated May 12 at 10:31 AM The following information is from the office of the governor: Today, Gov. John Bel Edwards and Weyerhaeuser announced the company plans to make a two-phased capital investment in its Holden facility. The project would result in approximately $157 million invested over several years to upgrade equipment and modernize the sawmill. Phase one includes nearly $19 million to upgrade lumber kiln-drying capacity, while the second phase will in...
Livingston homeowners frustrated, still looking for answers following warning letters 4 weeks 1 day 11 hours ago Monday, May 03 2021 May 3, 2021 May 03, 2021 10:41 PM May 03, 2021 in News Source: WBRZ Share: LIVINGSTON PARISH - The room was overflowing with frustrated Livingston Parish residents who gathered for a town hall Monday night. They were looking for answers about letters they received two weeks ago letting them know their homes were not properly assessed for damages after the flood of 2016. Now, they must raise them or demolish them. Two weeks ago this letter came in the mail, five ...