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Community Counseling announces new Clay County administrator
Special to Daily Times Leader Community Counseling Services would like to welcome Tanya Griggs as the new County Administrator for Clay County.
SLU professor wins awards for documentary
Most of the time, Southeastern Louisiana University professor Samuel C. Hyde Jr.
Economy may put crimp on travel
The shopping list hasn't been decided, but the economy won't keep Peggy Brown from making her usual Christmas trip to Jacksonville, Fla.
SLU fraternity lends helping hand
On this Veteran's Day, Americans remember the brave men and women who serve our country every day.
"Ambition is the last refuge of failure," according to everyone's favorite legendary smarty pants Oscar Wilde .
Haz-mat Emergency Drill scheduled for Hammond
Hammond - On November 12 th , 2009, twenty-eight different local, state, and federal agencies will be participating in a mock hazardous material emergency drill in the Hammond Area.
Students learn of the dangers of texting while driving
Fontainebleau High School student Victoria Lemene learned about the dangers of texting while driving right after she got her driver's license.
Resa Frey, human resource director, has been promoted to senior vice president. She joined the bank in 1993 as a teller, customer service representative, relationship banking assistant and securities specialist.
Louisiana Researcher: Recent Sex Scandals a Lesson for Managers
Recent high profile sex scandals involving entertainer David Letterman and ESPN baseball analyst Steve Philips serve as an important reminder for business managers to ensure their companies have strong sexual harassment policies in place, according to a Southeastern Louisiana University management professor.
Tamar Degrate and Patrice Angel
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Angel, Sr. are pleased to announce the engagement of their daughter, Patrice Angel to Tamar Degrate, son of Ms.
Starting at the beginning of Oct. and continuing all throughout the month, Fanfare is a way for the students of Southeastern Louisiana University and residents of Hammond to connect with the university's artistic and musical groups.
'Quiet but heartfelt compassion': Alexandria teenager wins statewide philanthropy award
Katie Mitchell, 14, of Alexandria keeps a low profile, but someone took notice of her efforts in helping those in need in Central Louisiana.
Professor talks on civil rights law history
Historian Keith M. Finley told a university audience that Southern politicians could not have successfully blocked meaningful civil rights legislation for many years without cooperation and complicity of colleagues in Northern and Western states.
SLU art competition winners announced
Fanfare, Southeastern Louisiana University's annual fall arts festival, has again joined with the International House of Blues Foundation and its Blues School House Program to sponsor an art competition for local schoolchildren.
Nugent expresses life experiences through art
By Courtney McDuff Edited by Shanna Guest and Amanda Lee [NEW ORLEANS}---Traditionally a mix of rock n' roll and hip hop performances, Voodoo Festival has long attracted revelers and lovers of music.
SLU Alumni honor China businessman
Roger Wang, chairman and chief executive officer of one of China's largest business concerns, has been named 2009 Alumnus of the Year by the Southeastern Louisiana University Alumni Association.
Students seek to educate others about human trafficking
Most college students take their freedom for granted. Second-year law student Natalie LaBorde and communication studies senior Sarah Kaiser spend their free time fighting for those who don't have that luxury.
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Southeastern Louisiana University in Hammond, La., is planning a $10,400 expansion and renovation of the schoola TMs Kinesiology and Health Studies Building.
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Putting the pedal to their mettle
Rain cuts short 150-mile Tour for Cure, but riders' resolve is still strong Tuesday, October 06, 2009 Sheila Stroup In all our years of doing the MS Tour for Cure, my daughter Shannon and I had never not ridden our bikes across the finish line at Southeastern Louisiana University in Hammond.
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