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A Prairieville businessman who operated a film production company admitted to a Baton Rouge federal judge Wednesday that he helped a business associate illegally obtain $1.2 million in state film tax credits.
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Millennia3 engraving of 'The Declaration of Independence' a tribute to freedom: ArtScape
For artist Jose-Maria Cundin , the inspiration for his paintings and sculptural works doesn't strike him.
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Mandeville Police arrest Metairie moving company owner for extortion
Mr. Move owner Dundwoodie McDuffie was booked in St. Tammany Parish on extortion and unauthorized use of a movable charges after his company allegedly withheld a woman's property when she would not pay an extravagant bill.
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Fourth of July plans mounting throughout the north shore: Community Connection
Slidell Heritage Festival will be held July 4 from 3 to 11 p.m. at Heritage Park in Slidell.
Slidell Little Theatre auditions set for 'Seussical': On the Stage
Scarlett Taylor, Shelby Duhe, Skye Travis and Ashley Davis take a bow after a performance of 'Seussical Jr.' at the Elmer E. Lyons Performing Arts Center at Covington High School on June 13, 2013.
St. Tammany coroner's lawsuit paints him as visionary who modernized office
After employing a rope-a-dope strategy to the mounting criticism of his spending and management practices, St. Tammany Parish Coroner Peter Galvan jabbed back last week with a lawsuit to thwart the state Legislature's move to give parish government control of his agency's finances.
Louisiana Bicycle Festival attracts quirky bikes, interesting characters
The Louisiana Bicycle Festival , held recently in Abita Springs, brought cyclists and bike enthusiasts to the north shore for a day of celebrating cool contraptions on two or more wheels.
Patrick Cooper will perform Americana, blues June 22 at Mandeville Trailhead Market
Patrick Cooper will be on stage June 22 at 10:30 a.m. performing Americana and blues selections at the Mandeville Trailhead Market .
Tulane receives commitment from Ville Platte tight end Kendall Ardoin
In late March, Tulane was the first school to offer Ville Platte tight end Kendall Ardoin .
Tyrel Deville family celebrates blessing of new Habitat home: Mandeville West
"This is the best party ever!" said Tyrel Deville, who turned 9 the weekend after his new home was dedicated.
Mandeville's Sunset Point reopens
Katie Houghton was rigging a few poles Saturday morning underneath the covered awning of the Mandeville fishing pier, when something caught her eye.
Macie Breaux, Sarah Tullier earn Louisiana Academy of Performing Arts Hall of Fame awards
The Louisiana Academy of Performing Arts presented four Spring Concerts on June 8 at the Furhmann Auditorium in Covington for the Mandeville and Covington Schools of Music.
Sons of Confederate Veterans honor Fontainebleau JROTC program, students: Mandeville East
Cadet Command Sergeant Major Madeline Jordan of Fontainebleau High School's Junior Reserve Officer Training Corps was awarded the H.L. Hunley award by Aaron Crowe, Adjutant, of the Sons of Confederate Veterans Camp 1727.
Mandeville youth rallies community for fallen war hero: Mandeville Central
"My goal was to line the streets with red, white and blue so that he and his family would know how much we appreciated his strength and bravery."
Education leaders tout sucesses in St. Tammany during Chamber of Commerce summit
William S. Wainwright, Chancellor of Northshore Technical Community College, addresses the audience during the St. Tammany West Chamber of Commerce's 'State of Education' breakfast Friday in Mandeville.
'The Smell of the Kill' coming to Cutting Edge Theater: On the Stage
Lane restrictions planned for U.S. 190 in Mandeville for road project
There will be alternating lane closures on both eastbound and westbound lanes of U.S. 190 beginning Monday night in connection with a project the widen the highway through central Mandeville.
Mandeville pier to open, Bonnabel next in line
Anglers have been locked out of the Bonnabel boat launch pier at Lake Pontchartrain ever since Hurricane Isaac broke at least two of the pier's joists last August.
St. Tammany Coroner Peter Galvan sues state over bill stripping him of financial control
St. Tammany Parish Coroner Peter Galvan has sued the state over a bill signed by Gov. Bobby Jindal this week that shifts financial control of the beleaguered agency over to parish government.
Cherished memories shared during Northshore Literary Society's 'A...
"That's the great part, putting people together. We celebrate everybody's accomplishments.