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Sumner Slaughters Slaughter

Pablo Crewes Tangi Times Sports Reporter
Tuesday, November 26, 2024
Things didn’t start particularly well for Jewel Sumner on Friday night, but what started out as a slugfest turned into a second half knockout in a 4828 win over Slaughter Community Charter School in the second round of the LHSAA Division II-Select Bracket.

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All Good Things Must Come to an End

Pablo Crewes Tangi Times Sportswriter
Tuesday, November 26, 2024
A historic run came to an unexpected end on Sunday for the Southeastern Lady Lion volleyball team, who fell to Texas A&M-Corpus Christi three games to none in the finals of the Southland Conference Championship Tournament held at the University Center in Hammond.
L to R: standing/ sitting - Jean Hebert, Susan Melancon, Pam Villagran, Maureen Felder, Sue Nelson, guest Lucie Hanewinkel, Gloria Messenger, Jamie McDonald, Karen Moran, guest Jeannie Luckett Kneeling - Gwen Domiano, Julie Desselles, Lynn Garro Not pictured - Jean Johnson (Courtesy Photo)

L to R: standing/ sitting - Jean Hebert, Susan Melancon, Pam Villagran, Maureen Felder, Sue Nelson, guest Lucie Hanewinkel, Gloria Messenger, Jamie McDonald, Karen Moran, guest Jeannie Luckett Kneeling - Gwen Domiano, Julie Desselles, Lynn Garro Not pictured - Jean Johnson (Courtesy Photo)

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WVFC Painting with a Twist Fundraiser

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Tuesday, November 26, 2024
Several members of Wednesday Volunteers for Family and Community (WVFC) and a few guests gathered at the Painting with a Twist Gallery in Hammond on November 18 for a fun night of painting and socializing.

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Story Time with Santa

Stefanie Brooke Tangi Times Community Journalist
Tuesday, November 26, 2024
Christmas magic is coming to Ponchatoula, and it’s bringing the perfect mix of holiday cheer and cozy comfort! On Saturday, December 7, the Junior Auxiliary of Tangipahoa is hosting a very special sensory- friendly celebration that promises to warm hearts and light up little faces.
Russell Mayeur and his daughter Leah pose with the big redfish she reeled in for the second time. At left, her brother Noah admires the catch. (Courtesy Photo)

Russell Mayeur and his daughter Leah pose with the big redfish she reeled in for the second time. At left, her brother Noah admires the catch. (Courtesy Photo)

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Just Show Up

Stacey Levin
Tuesday, November 26, 2024
Those three little words can work wonders. They can change your life, your career, and maybe even save your sanity, especially when raccoons and crabs are involved. Let me explain.Over 12 years ago, when I first got my real estate license, I hit the ground running.
Four Constitutional Amendments on December 7 Ballot

Four Constitutional Amendments on December 7 Ballot

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Four Constitutional Amendments on December 7 Ballot

News Staff
Tuesday, November 26, 2024
Earlier in 2024, five Constitutional Amendments were passed by Louisiana lawmakers in the regular legislative session. These amendments must now be approved by a simple majority of registered voters to become effective. One Amendment was promoted to law by voters in the November 5 election.

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Tangi’s Last Two

Tommy Hazlewood Tangi Times Sports Editor
Tuesday, November 26, 2024
We entered week two of the LHSAA Football playoffs with four area teams still having hopes for a state title. Opening round wins by Amite, Kentwood and Loranger, as well as a first-round bye for Sumner, had the quartet in action on Friday, in search of a trip to the State Quarterfinals.

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Tangi History

Jim Perrin Tangi Times Contributor
Wednesday, November 20, 2024
One of the most interesting areas in this parish is where the beautiful Tangipahoa River empties into Lake Pontchartrain. As it enters the lake, the river water loses its velocity, creating a sand bar that prohibits deep-draft vessels from entering.
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