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PFD Captain Jarred Wrinkles instructs the 2024 High School Firefighter class on Monday (Courtesy Photo)

PFD Captain Jarred Wrinkles instructs the 2024 High School Firefighter class on Monday (Courtesy Photo)

PFD Launches High School Firefighter Program

The Ponchatoula Fire Department (PFD) has embarked on an exciting new venture, launching a course aimed at high school seniors aspiring to pursue professional careers in firefighting.
WHAT’S HAPPENING!!

WHAT’S HAPPENING!!

WHAT’S HAPPENING!!

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Owner/Broker of RAM Properties, Stacey Levin

Owner/Broker of RAM Properties, Stacey Levin

Keeping It Real in REAL ESTATE

Meeting of the MastersToday, I was invited to a Masterminds meeting. Attendance was by invitation only – the best of the best. I was honored to be a part of it. More than that, having an agent I mentored from her start also invited was incredibly special.
CMWG President Pam Villagran and CMWG Treasurer Vicky Fannaly (Courtesy Photo)

CMWG President Pam Villagran and CMWG Treasurer Vicky Fannaly (Courtesy Photo)

CMWG Writers Conference a Success

On July 20, the Creative Minds Writers Group (CMWG) hosted its annual “Berries, Bridges, and Books Writers Conference” at the Ponchatoula Community Center.

Dog to be Surrendered Following Abuse Video

A dog at the center of a viral video of animal cruelty that led to the arrest of three Ponchatoula teenagers is being surrendered to a new home while threats against the teens and their families are under investigation.On Saturday, the Tangipahoa Parish Sheriff’s Office was made aware of a video...
Cell Phone Use Prohibited on TPSS Campuses

Cell Phone Use Prohibited on TPSS Campuses

Cell Phone Use Prohibited on TPSS Campuses

In a change sure to raise much more than eyebrows, the Tangipahoa Parish School System announced that mobile electronic devices may not be carried on the person of any student during the school day.