Free Women’s Self-Defense Class

Females twelve years of age and older are invited to participate in a free women's self-defense class designed to empower and educate them on personal safety.

A Message from Robby Miller

Halfway through 2024, and already we have so many things to celebrate here in Tangipahoa Parish! Not only is our economy holding tough as sales tax collections remain strong, but we are proud to announce we’ve just completed one of our best spring festival seasons ever.

Disability Pride Month

As the calendar turns to July, communities nationwide come together to celebrate Disability Pride Month, a time dedicated to recognizing the contributions, achievements, and resilience of individuals with disabilities.

Tangi Real Estate Market Update

Tangi Real Estate Market UpdateDo real estate players want honesty? I know you say that you do, but when it comes down to it, buyers want a great deal, and sellers want the absolute highest price for their home. Today’s market does not condone either one.

Back to School?

With a new school year swiftly approaching (August 10 for Tangipahoa students), July is the perfect time for families to begin preparing for the upcoming school year. This proactive approach ensures a smooth transition back to the classroom, minimizing stress for both parents and children.

The Feather:

What comes to mind when we first think of a feather? Birds, of course! Some even believe they are messages from loved ones who’ve passed on. How much is there to know about something as simple and seemingly insignificant as a feather?Feathers are a pretty big deal.

Oh Say Can You See?

American flags in Ponchatoula Cemetery were raised at 8:00am and lowered at 5:00pm by American Legion Post 47 on Independence Day.The Ponchatoula Minutemen, joined by 141 assistants and onlookers on July 4, hoist the city’s newest Old Glory, measuring an enormous 70x40 feet.The Hammond/ Ponchatoula...

A 4th of July Story About Our Veterans

This is my Daddy, Louis (Ory) Jenkins (1909-1980), and the house he built for himself in Ponchatoula in 1938 before the war. He was a star running back for the Ponchatoula High Green Wave and president of his senior class of 1930.