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Troy lands All-Conference transfer safety Ian Conerly-Goodly
Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... On Wednesday, former Southeastern Louisiana safety Ian Conerly-Goodly announced his decision to transfer to Troy University to continue his football career. Connerly-Goodly is a Covington, La., native that earned All-State and All-District honors at Covington High School. He started his career at Southeastern Louisiana,...
Around Livingston for May 15, 2024
Woman’s Hospital is offering 3D mammograms this month at its mobile mammography coach. Physician’s orders are required and appointments are encouraged. Friday, May 17, RKM Primary Care, Livingston, 28315 S. Frost Road, Livingston. Call (225) 283-1356 to schedule. Monday, May 20, Mandy’s Primary Health, 35701 La. 16, Denham...
Students to graduate from two universities Saturday
BATON ROUGE, La. (WAFB) - Hundreds of students are graduating from two universities in southeast Louisiana on Saturday, May 11. Southeastern Louisiana will host two ceremonies at 10 a.m. and again at 3 p.m. They will be held at the University Center on West University Avenue in Hammond. Graduates and...
Alabama Softball Wins on a Surprise Home Run
Alabama did not make it easy on themselves, but somehow found a way to slide by into the finals. Bama’s only semblance of offensive production in regulation play came in the 4th inning when Marlie Giles walked with two outs. Jenna Johnson followed with a single that the SELA center fielder bobbled and booted and bobbled some more. This action allowed Giles to come all the way around from first base to score.
Hammond Fire Department working 'multiple incidents' on I-12
The Hammond Fire Department is asking drivers to use caution in the westbound lanes of I-12. The department says it's working "multiple incidents" in the road near the Hammond Mall exit. This content is imported from Facebook. You may be able to find the same content in another format, or...
These rural Louisiana towns have dirty drinking water — and can't afford to fix it
Madison Parish School Superintendent Charlie Butler Jr. estimates his students have been forced to have 10 days of virtual school this year and additional half days — not because of COVID or storm damage to buildings but because his district doesn't have adequate drinking water. Earlier this month, Butler's...
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