(The Center Square) – U.S. Supreme Court Justices on Thursday grappled with multiple questions about what a president can and can't do as they heard oral arguments in a case that could have wide-reaching political ramifications not only for the 2024 election, but well beyond. Read moreSupreme Court questions how immunity would shape presidency in Trump case
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New Livingston Parish School Superintendent Jody Purvis announced Thursday night that he’s carrying through with one of the promises he made when he interviewed for the job. Read moreNew Livingston Parish superintendent announces 'Coffee Chat' tour schedule
- Taylor speaks to Chamber about Livingston Parish Executive Airport project
- Parish President Delatte speaks to group of citizens in Watson, touts legislative efforts
- Chippin' in for St. Jude continues to grow, now encompassing two days at two different courses
- Council makes formal move to put 6.75% hotel occupancy tax on fall ballot
- Residents set out parishwide to combat litter during 'Love the Boot Week'
French Settlement took advantage of East Beauregard miscues, created their own breaks and Mason Hill pitched a gem in an 11-1 five-inning regional round victory over East Beauregard in the regional round of the Division III playoffs at home on April 24.
Walking into a courtroom is intimidating enough for anyone, but a group of teenagers from Denham Springs who recently competed in a mock trial remained poised enough to prevail over their opponents from Gonzales.
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- Krewe of Denham Springs helps provide shade at local animal shelter for dogs, visitors
- Krewe of Romany hosts annual business meeting, introduces royalty - including a Livingston Parish resident
- With a pivot, Sydney Taylor secures her legacy in Louisiana lore as 'Miss Louisiana'
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The blooms of spring continue. Everywhere you look shrubs and trees are in bloom. Roses have been remarkedly vibrant, and I’ve also noticed whiffs of sweet perfume coming from star jessamine blossoms. Also lingering in the air is the omnipresent scent of Chinese privet (Ligustrum sinense). T…
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South Live Oak Elementary will host its annual Arts & Crafts Festival during a three-day run March 21 - 23.
- Livingston Parish students earn district, state honor band recognition
- Krewe of Orion celebrates 25 years; several maids hail from Livingston Parish
- Livingston Parish Band Directors Association holds annual All-Parish Honor Band concert
- Performers delight audiences in 1940s-themed dinner theater | Photo Gallery
- Popular Harvey Rabbit and Friends show returns to Livingston Parish Library
Tabitha Paige Starkey and Holly Elizabeth Culpepper exchanged vows at sunset on the beach in Long Beach, Mississippi, on February 14, 2023.
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