Kristi Trail is the Executive Director of the recently renamed Lake Pontchartrain Basin Foundation. They are one of the leading environmental groups in the area and work on many projects on the Northshore. Hear her in the interview below.
Liz Garland and Susan Neff spoke about the importance of donations during this time. They also shared the story of a family in came in to honor a lost loved one with their donation. Hear them in the interview below.
We spoke to two gentlemen representing Troop L of the Louisiana State Police. Captain Riles spoke about the construction on I-12. Hear both of these men urge the public to drive safely in the interview below.
Chris Masingill wanted to talk job numbers, where the local economy is now, and about some possible help coming soon from the Feds. Hear him in the interview below.
The Red Beans and Rice Cook-off had to adapt to the current situation so now it is a drive-thru event. Hear these two talk about the event, the West one will happen Monday in Covington.
Dmitry Dukhan is the is the VP of Real Estate and he is handling Medline’s expansion in St Tammany Parish. Obviously there has been some push back from residents who live near the proposed site. We asked him some questions about the business and where their plans to expand stand at this moment. Hear him…
Steve is running for the Covington City Council and he spoke about his campaign, early voting and why he thinks he is a good fit for the seat in the interview below.
Melanie and Doug joined Tim to talk about things happening at St Tammany Health System. They spoke about COVID-19 cases in the hospital, as well as supporting their front-line workers through the Foundation and more. Hear them in the interview below.
Today, Parish President Cooper talked about COVID-19 preventative actions citizens can take that help all of us. He also spoke about some new projects that will be funded for work this year. Hear him talk about it in the interview below.
Family Promise St Tammany has a raffle coming up to raise the last bit of money they need to build their new Day Center in Mandeville. This new center will allow them to double capacity when it comes to the homeless families they serve. Hear him talk about it in the interview below.