Federal authorities say 29 YO Luccas Eastman, of Mandeville, illegally imported drugs designed for men with performance issues and sold them to bodybuilders on the Northshore. According to authorities, Eastman imported mislabeled generic versions of drugs from Chinese companies which he sold to members of the bodybuilding community in the Slidell/Mandeville area. Eastman pleaded guilty…
Below is a letter from NASA Stennis Space Center Director Rick Gilbrech. It highlights progress in NASA’s development of the new Space Launch System (SLS) rocket and the agency’s Artemis to send the first woman and next man to the Moon by 2024, setting the stage for an eventual journey to Mars. Gilbrech notes the…
Wayne Turner stopped by and spoke about some real estate trends on the Northshore. Hear what he had to say about inventory, down payments and more in the interview below.
Tim came in from St Tammany Health System to update us on all the things they have going on in the first part of 2020. Hear him below.
6:40 Q: You’ll probably eat about 100 of these this year. What? A: Eggs Winner: Conner Luscy from Slidell! 7:10 Kids Loot Q: 1 in 3 kids eat at least one of these a day. What? A: A bowl of cereal Winner: Lucas Green from Slidell! 7:40 Q: 1 in 8 summer weddings will have…
The Washington Parish Sheriff’s Office Drug Task Force, assisted by Louisiana State Police narcotics officers, recently concluded an investigation into the sale of illegal narcotics in Washington Parish. Six persons were arrested and booked into the Washington Parish Jail. 45 YO Dayon Deleco Dyson, of Franklinton, remains in jail charged with battery, failure to appear…
Some St. Tammany residents have filed a lawsuit to block the rezoning of 70 acres south of Covington, between Ochsner Boulevard and I-12, where the medical supply company Medline plans to build an 800,000-square-foot distribution center. Medline currently operates a 200,000-square-foot distribution center just across I-12 from the proposed site. The suit in the 22nd…
Government leaders in Mobile, Alabama, are slowing down chances for reviving passenger train service along the northern Gulf Coast, which has been dormant since Hurricane Katrina. Members of the Mobile’s City Council finance committee withheld support for funding service through Alabama’s port city. The full council could vote on the issue next week. Louisiana and…
The St. Tammany Parish Sheriff’s Office is currently investigating a series of thefts involving catalytic converters, which have occurred over the past month. Since December 19, the STPSO has taken reports of eight catalytic converters or other exhausted related parts being stolen from parked vehicles at businesses in West St. Tammany. In addition, there was…
Southeastern Louisiana University’s Small Business Development Center is collaborating with the St. Tammany Chamber of Commerce and the Law Firm Carver Darden to offer a seminar on intellectual capital titled “Protecting Your Company’s Intellectual Property: What Every Business Needs to Know.” Scheduled Feb. 11, from 11:30 a.m. to 1 p.m., the seminar will be held…