Antigone: In These Times to Run April 9-12

Southeastern Louisiana University Theatre Mainstage will present the final production of its 2024-25 season - the premiere of an original adaptation from Sophocles with Antigone: In These Times.

The Power of Personal Branding

In today’s digital world, personal branding isn’t just for influencers and celebrities – it’s for everyone.

Local Author to Release Third Book

Lee Roy Pitre of Ponchatoula, a retired Louisiana Army National Guard officer, retired software engineer, and local author, is preparing for the upcoming release of his third book. This forthcoming work is a historical documentary focusing on the lives and times of his Cajun and Acadian ancestors.

The Surprising Health Benefits of Nicotine

This has got to be some sort of joke, right? At least, that’s what I thought when I stumbled upon an article about nicotine being used as a preventative for Alzheimer’s, Dementia, and various other surprising beneficial effects on gut health and other ailments.

Empowering Women: Self-Defense Training Promotes Safety and Confidence

In light of the recent tragic incident involving a kidnapping and assault, Crime Stoppers of Tangipahoa wants to remind women about our quarterly Self Defense Classes.

Preserving Family History

There’s a certain magic in stories passed down through generations, like a well-loved quilt stitched together with laughter, love, and maybe a little bit of exaggeration for good measure.

You Be the Chemist Challenge

Over 300 middle school students invaded Southeastern Louisiana University Friday, March 14 for a field trip to compete in the You Be the Chemist Challenge.20 teams of students from 20 middle schools in the district answered challenging chemistry questions.

Decisions Made Amidst Low Voter Turnout

Saturday, March 29, 2025, was a big day at the polls, though very few answered the call of duty.