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Mandeville fire officials reach new heights with new truck
Local
By Joe Luna   
Tuesday, January 22 2008
MANDEVILLE, La. - It’s new and state-of-the-art; at least that’s what fire officials say about their latest toy, a 100 foot latter truck that will also increase your protection if a fire threatens.
 
Car crash claims life of Slidell man
Local
By Joe Luna   
Monday, January 21 2008
COVINGTON, La. - A Slidell man died near the intersection of Highway 190 and Military Road early Sunday when his car swerved off the road nearly plowing into a local gas stations fuel pumps.
 
'Big Losers' are welcomed in Covington
Local
By Joe Luna   
Friday, January 18 2008
COVINGTON, La. - If you’re looking to trim some inches and drop some pounds, you’re in luck. A new version of 'the biggest loser' is coming to St. Tammany Parish.
 
Improvements on the horizon at Covington Trailhead
Local
By Joe Luna   
Thursday, January 17 2008
COVINGTON, La. - They’re going up and being remodeled all over the parish, but Covington officials gave WGSO a heads up on some of the unique features of theirs.
 
Battle brewing over cable rate hike
Local
By Joe Luna   
Wednesday, January 16 2008
COVINGTON, La. - Covington residents need to get ready to reach into your pockets and pull out some more cash because the cable bill is going up again next month, but the city council told WGSO it’s not going to be without a fight.
 
Fire District Open House serves a teaching tool
Local
By Joe Luna   
Tuesday, January 15 2008
LACOMBE, La. - Prevention is always the best method to deal with fires. But, St. Tammany's District Three fire fighters have planned an event for the weekend to help teach people what to do when a dangerous situation does occur.
Last Updated ( Saturday, February 23 2008 )
 
Davis, parish council members take oaths
Local
By WGSO Newsroom   
Monday, January 14 2008
COVINGTON, La. - St. Tammany Parish President Kevin Davis was sworn in Monday for his third and final term in office.
 
Major drainage station work almost completed
Local
By WGSO Newsroom   
Monday, January 14 2008
SLIDELL, La. - The Schneider Canal pumping station on the city’s southern outskirts, is scheduled to be back in full operation next week after being knocked out by Hurricane Katrina.
Last Updated ( Saturday, February 23 2008 )
 
FEMA to do more North Shore clean-up
Local
By Joe Luna   
Monday, January 14 2008
MANDEVILLE, La. - If you were staring at a pile of debris left by Hurricane Katrina when you saw FEMA high tail it out of Mandeville last year, don’t be frustrated. City officials said they would soon be back.
 
Martin Luther King Celebration in Covington a week-long affair
Local
By Pam Keller (City of Covington)   
Thursday, January 10 2008
Covington, LA – "ONE DREAM, ONE WORLD AND ONE COMMUNITY", is the theme of our 2008 Martin Luther King Celebration.  This year in addition to the traditional parade and program held on January 21st in the City of Covington, a full week of community events and activities are planned.
Last Updated ( Saturday, February 23 2008 )
 
Galvez Street project nears completion
Local
By Joe Luna   
Friday, January 04 2008
MANDEVILLE, La. - After four years and 4 million dollars, you may not have to ride gondolas through the streets of Old Mandeville if the flood waters begin to rise.
 
First Daughters celebrate New Year by building homes in St. Tammany
Local
By Angela Latino-Geier (Habitat for Humanity St. Tammany West)   
Friday, January 04 2008
COVINGTON, La. – In the spirit of good things to come in 2008, twin sisters Jenna and Barbara Bush arrived in Covington with nearly 20 friends from around the country ready to spend New Year’s Eve day building two homes for Habitat for Humanity St. Tammany West (HFHSTW).
Last Updated ( Tuesday, January 08 2008 )
 
New trees mean a new look for lakefront
Local
By Joe Luna   
Thursday, January 03 2008
MANDEVILLE, La. - Over two years after Hurricane Katrina swirled onto the Mandeville Lakefront bringing waves of disaster that left a legacy of destruction city officials are bent on restoring the “crown jewel” of the city to its historical and well-known condition.
 
New Year's Eve house fire may have been intentional
Local
By Joe Luna   
Wednesday, January 02 2008
LACOMBE, La. - Was it arson or was it an accident? Lacombe firefighters are investigating a house fire that started on New Year’s Eve from mysterious circumstances.
 
State Police: Drunk drivers will be caught
Local
By Joe Luna   
Friday, December 28 2007
MANDEVILLE, La. - It’s that time again. The Louisiana State Police are going to be out in force on the roadways tonight so unless your New Year’s resolution is to go to jail, you should follow the laws and don’t drink and drive.
 
Two Blazes Keep Covington Firefighters Busy on Christmas Day
Local
By Joe Luna   
Thursday, December 27 2007
COVINGTON, La. - If you used the fire extinguisher on the Christmas ham, don’t feel bad. While you were salvaging your Christmas meal, Covington firefighters were barreling toward two huge holiday fires.
 
Hwy 190 project nears completion
Local
By Joe Luna   
Wednesday, December 26 2007
MANDEVILLE, La. - For more than a year now U.S. Highway 190 travelers through Mandeville have been subject to flashing break-lights, long delays and harsh driving conditions. But now fears of the prolonged project inconvenience are finally coming to an end.
 
Donate Used Automobiles, Boats & RVs to Help Build More Homes
Local
By Angela M. Latino-Geier (Habitat for Humanity St. Tammany West)   
Friday, December 21 2007
MANDEVILLE, La. - Habitat for Humanity’s Cars for Homes vehicle donation program is accepting used cars, trucks, motorcycles, boats, and RVs to help the HFH St. Tammany West affiliate build homes in partnership with families in need of decent, affordable shelter.
 
Heist without suspects hits close to home for Covington Police
Local
By Joe Luna   
Friday, December 21 2007
COVINGTON, La. - For the Covington Police department, December 7, 2007 is a date that now lives in infamy.
 
Two men arrested, believed responsible for over 100 burglaries
Local
By Meredith Mendez (ABC 26 News)   
Thursday, December 20 2007
SLIDELL, La. - Police believe two men they now have behind bars are responsible for more than 100 home burglaries in four parishes across the metro area.
 
Fire Official: North shore chimneys can be fire hazard
Local
By Joe Luna   
Thursday, December 20 2007
MANDEVILLE, La. - If you are looking to roast some chestnuts on an open fire from your living room fireplace this Christmas, just make sure when you light it up, it won’t blow it up.
 
Orleans DA's Office Secures $ 1.6 M State Loan
Local
By Meredith Mendez (ABC 26 News)   
Wednesday, December 19 2007
BATON ROUGE, La. - Legislators approved a one-point-six million dollar loan to the Orleans Parish District Attorney’s office today. The money will be used to help pay off the federal discrimination judgement looming over the office and keep operations afloat.
 
Parents Arrested After Young Daughter Found Wandering the Streets
Local
By Meredith Mendez (ABC 26 News)   
Tuesday, December 18 2007
COVINGTON, La. - Neighbors found a three year old girl wandering the streets alone this morning, wearing only her pajamas. Both of the parents are now in jail, charged with child desertion.
 
Covington Police Still Looking for Robbery Suspect
Local
By Joe Luna   
Tuesday, December 18 2007
COVINGTON, La. - Police are still searching for a second suspect who was involved in the armed robbery at N. Polk St. and West 31st Ave. Thursday night, with very little to go on.
 
North Shore Church Robbed, Vandalized Last Saturday
Local
By Meredith Mendez (ABC 26 News)   
Monday, December 17 2007
MANDEVILLE, La. - Thieves trashed a Mandeville church over the weekend ruining Christmas decorations and stealing music equipment.
 
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