Fauci’s Crimes Against Humanity Demand Prosecution

I have never addressed the same topic two weeks in a row but given the gravity of this matter I felt it was warranted with respect to the 11th hour Fauci pardon by Pres. Biden in light of Fauci’s recent Senate appearance.

A Decade After the Deluge

Ten years ago this week, the sky opened over Southeast Louisiana and refused to close. What began in early August 2016 as a routine summer forecast devolved into a historic, thousand-year hydrologic event.

The Soundtrack of Everyday Life

There was a time when driving meant rolling the windows down and letting the tires hum their own tune. Cleaning the house usually involved the clatter of dishes and the occasional muttering about whoever tracked mud across the floor. Workouts?

Gumbo, Music, & Raffle, and at the Gumbo Cook Off on October 17

Tangi Animal Friends (TAF) will hold its fourth annual Gumbo Cook-Off Fundraiser on Saturday, October 17, in Downtown Hammond. It will be open to the public from 12-3.

Before You Vote

The first political ad I ever cut was pretty good. At least I thought it was.I was running for the Tangipahoa Parish School Board for the first time. The ad opened with a little boy running down a country road behind a pickup truck that was slowly pulling away.

Candidate Field Revealed as Qualifying Closes on Friday

Qualifying for November’s election closed on Friday, leaving hotly contested fields for mayoral races in Hammond, Tickfaw, and Kentwood, as well as several local board seats — though some incumbents qualified with no opponents.