6:40 Q: Most people do this at work 6-8 times every week… A: Sit in a meeting Winner: Stuart Whitley from Slidell! 7:10 and 7:40 Q: It isn’t too common but 1 in 50 people admit they’ve stolen THIS from a hotel. What? A: A plant Winner: No Winner! 8:40 Q: There are just…
Sheriff Smith, Ben and Nick came in to talk about their individual efforts to help raise money for Hope House. The Men Who Cook event is different this year. Hear about it below.
Trooper Jeremy Price talked to us about safe driving in construction zones, helping teen drivers and more. Hear him below.
Liz Garland from The Blood Center brought in a group of sisters who want to honor their father with a blood drive this weekend. Jamie, Katie and Collete wanted to honor the late Jimmy Buras. Hear about his story in the video below or check out the interview.
6:40 Q: This is the first thing most of us do after checking into a hotel room. What? A: Check and or connect to the wifi Winner: No Winner! 7:40 Q: Not quite half of all kids between 4-10 years old either have one now, have had one in the past, or will be getting…
Sheriff Randy Smith came by to talk about his efforts to help Hope House through Men Who Cook. Hear him talk about it in the interview below.
Mandeville’s new mayor came by to talk about what is happening in his city. You can hear him talk about what he’s up to in the interview below.
We got some good information about the Maritime Museum and what they are up to. Hear the interview in the clip below.
James, Jennifer and Jennifer came in to talk about a powerful video they have made. Hear them explain what it is and why they did it in the interview below.
Amy Bouton wanted to update us about a few things going on in the parish. In particular she told us about a bridge replacement project that will soon kick off in Lacombe. Hear her talk about that and more in the interview below.
Kelly Crim works with women who may not have breast cancer yet but have other concerning issues. She and Tim stopped in to explain.
Melissa came in to talk about the Slidell Street Fair, which is this weekend. Streets full of vendors, but all outside and safely arranged, are waiting for you in Slidell.
Dr Charles Preston, St Tammany Parish Coroner, came in to talk about the work he does. His office works with local law enforcement, they work on mental health issues, and they have a top notch crime lab. Hear more below.
Cliff came to see us from A Taste of Covington. They are obviously doing things a little differently this year. Hear him explain it below.
7:40 Q: Most years Americans will waste about 175 million of these. All bets are off this year. What is it? A: Vacation days Winner: Shannon Dufour from Madisonville! 8:40 Q: About 1 in 500 people have this unique physical characteristic. What is it? A: 2 different colored eyes Winner: Sarah from Mandeville! 9:40 Q:…
Craig came to see us from Special Olympics of Louisiana. He wanted to talk about Over the Edge, their annual fundraising event where participants climb down Benson Tower. Hear him below.
Our friend Rebecca stopped by from Southern Avenue to talk about what she’s been up to. She has a cool new ornament that salutes our hospital workers. Hear her talk about it in the interview below.
Daniel Hamauei from The Rusty Pelican and Neal Clark from Nations Mortgage come in today to tell us about their efforts to help with Hope House. Hear them below.
Don Shea from Tri-Parish Works updated local and national job numbers with us and shared his perspective on where we are. Hear him below.
Dr Jennifer Daly talked about the partnerships that exist between St Tammany Health System and Ochsner Health System. Hear her talk about the importance of breast cancer screenings and also share an incredible story about her daughter’s battle against COVID.
Sarah came to see us to talk about a prayer breakfast for women coming up this week. This is a free event but you have to register. Hear her below.
6:40 Q: On a weekday, you’ll use 3 or 4 different ones. On weekends it’s closer to 6 per day. What is it? A: Cups/mugs Winner: Quinn Ordone from Mandeville! 7:10 Kids Loot Q: Nobody wants one, but the average American kid will get at least 20 of these a year. Kids get even more…
Erica Kelt came in to talk about the importance of screenings, in particular for breast cancer given that this is breast cancer awareness month. Hear her below.
A crowd came in from St Tammany Health System to talk about their Monster Mash. Melanie, Tim, Paul and Shelli all invited people to try out the drive through version of the annual event. Hear them below.
Ellen Creel is a candidate for judge and she talked about what she brings to the race that makes her the best candidate for the job.
Amy Bouton talked to us about a few things happening with parish government. Hear her below.
Vincent Wynne is a candidate for St. Tammany and Washington Parishes District Attorney. He joined us today to introduce himself to the listeners and offer why he believes he is the best candidate for the job.
We had the pleasure of speaking with Dr. Wilbert from The Big Sky Ranch & Catnip Foundation today who let us know why their mission to aid in animal population control is so important and what they’re doing to help make things easier for pet owners!
We sat down with Megan Helwick & Patrice LaRocca to discuss this Saturday’s, 1st Annual, Chili Cook-off. Get the deets on some good eats in the interview below!
6:40 Q: 1 in 5 women pulled over for reckless driving were doing this. What? A: Feeding their kids Winner: Kim Billedeaux from Slidell! 7:10 Kids Loot Q: Kids, what’s the thing you do that’s most likely to make your dad complain? A: Leave the lights on Winner: Mylah Yeager from Folsom! 7:40 Q: This…
Christina Cooper spoke with us about St Tammany Tourism and all the work they are doing to help local businesses survive the pandemic. We also talked with Jeff Mattia, who has a professional eater named Randy Santel coming to Pyre on October 21st. Hear them in the interview below.
Jonathon is running for Constable in the Mandeville ares. He told us why he wants the job and what he brings to the table as a candidate. Hear him below.
Lacey Osborne shared her thoughts on a couple of recent developments, the hiring process for the new school superintendent, and Medline’s apparent decision to relocate to Tangipahoa Parish. She also spoke about how the Chamber has been weathering the COVID storm. Hear her in the interview below. Find the Chamber online HERE.
6:40 Q: About 1 in 3 kids between ages 4 and 6 have asked their parents to stop doing THIS. What? A: Cursing Winner: Joseph Morgan from Mandeville! 7:10 Kids Loot Q: More than 200 million new ones are created every hour and they are YUMMY! What are they? A: M&Ms Winner: Natalie, Reece and…
DA Warren Montgomery is running for reelection. He came by today to talk about his campaign and the accomplishments he’s achieved so far. Hear him below.
Parish President Mike Cooper spoke about highway projects, Delta and more. He also talked about COVID mitigation and bars being able to reopen. Hear him talk about it all in the interview below.
Robin Wilson spoke to us about Breast Cancer Awareness Month and the importance of mammograms and screenings. Hear her explain it in the interview below.
Wine and Dine will look very different this year but it is still going to be a lot of fun. Miranda came by to talk about how it will work this year and all the good work Hospice does in the market. Hear her in the interview below.
Richard is a candidate for judge on the 22nd JDC. Hear about his background and his philosophy when it comes to the law in the interview below.
6:40 Q: When asked to name an amenity they really wish their car had but doesn’t one in twenty people said this unlikely item. What? A: A microwave Winner: No Winner! 7:10 Kids Loot Q: It hurts to do it, but Americans will get rid of more than 2 million of these this year. What…
6:40 Q: About 1 in 40 people admit they’ve stolen THIS from a hotel room. What? A: Bible Winner: Shawna Jackson from Pearl River! 7:10 Kids Loot Q: Halloween is the third biggest day of the year for THIS. What? A: Ordering pizza; after Super Bowl Sunday and New Year’s Eve. Winner: No Winner! 7:40…
Michelle Biggs talked about the Virtual Homecoming happening this year. Michelle heads up the Alumni Association at Southeastern. Hear her explain the festivities in the interview below.
The Northshore Court Foundation supports the specialty courts on the Northshore. These courts, and the judges who run them, do great work to help keep some people out of jail. Hear Nick Richard and Judge Badaux explain it in the interview below.
Chris from the St Tammany Corp came on to talk about jobs and economic development. He highlighted some positive things that are happening locally. Hear him below.
6:40 Q: Women were asked what they loved the most about their husband. THIS was the most popular response. What is it? A: He makes her laugh Winner: Alice Baldassaro from Covington 7:10 Kids Loot Q: Americans will lose thousands of these this month, most of them at Halloween. What is it? A: Fillings from…
Lisa came in to talk about an event coming up in downtown Covington. This will be a whole weekend of opportunities to enjoy downtown Covington. Hear her explain in the interview below.
Dr. Givens is a Family Medicine doctor with STHS. She came in and talked about her practice, about getting flu shots, and about staying safe at this time. Hear her below.
Parish President Mike Cooper talked to us about the weather that might be coming our way and he also spoke about his order to open local bars. Hear him below.
6:40Q: People were asked what they can’t live without, and 1 in 4 said a really nice _______. What? A: Mattress Winner: Jocelyn Morgan from Bush! 7:10 Kids Loot Q: Halloween costume trivia Winner: Riley Teeter! 7:40 Q: 1 in 4 adults complain about this pretty much every day. What? A: The weather Winner: No…
Jeffrey St Romain is the CEO and President of Habitat for Humanity St Tammany West. He joined Leighanne today to talk about how they are doing right now.
Mike Cooper spoke to us about steps the parish is taking to get ready for any potential impacts from Hurricane Delta.
We talked with Mayor Cromer this morning about Slidell’s preparations for any potential impacts from Hurricane Delta.
Julie and Jorie talked about this great event and the work that COAST does for our seniors. Find out more, donate, or sign up to ride HERE. Hear them in the interview below.
Our own Sarah Cottrell talks up our newest issue of Edge of the Lake Magazine. We are very excited about how it turned out, so get your free copy at locations all over the Northshore today! Check it out online HERE. Hear Sarah talk about it below.
6:40 Q: List something important in your life that you will never change? 1 in 6 people said THIS. What? A: Their favorite brand of coffee Winner: Julie Efcher from Abita! 7:10 Kids Loot Q: Spice Girls Costume Trivia Winner: Amanda Bell from Covington! 7:40 Q: About half of us say we are pretty good…
These two gentlemen have stepped up to raise money for Men Who Cook, which is the main fundraiser for CAC Hope House. Hear them explain how the event has been revamped in the interview below. See what it is about on their website HERE.
Jim Winter is the Artistic Director at the Columbia in Hammond. He came by to talk about The Rocky Horror Picture Show, which will be screening for two nights on the 8th and the 9th. Buy your tickets HERE.
It was Mutt Monday today and Susie wanted to talk about a couple of events they have coming up, and a successful one they hosted this weekend called Empty the Shelter. Hear her talk about it in the interview below.
6:40 Q: About 1 in 10 people don’t know this about themselves. What? A: Their birthday Winner: Liz Bailey from the Kiln! 7:10 Kids Loot Q: The average kid between 6 and 16 will do this 3 times in the next 6 months. What? A: Stay home sick from school Winner: No Winner! 7:40 Q:…
Sarada came in to tell us about her grandsons, who were born early, and one of them has needed blood transfusions. Liz talked about the shortage of blood right now, and a blood drive Saturday from 10-2 at the Covington Trailhead, in the name of Asher. Find out more in the interview below.
Paullette and Courtney came in to talk about a political rally where they invited all candidates to come speak and then hang around to talk with constituents. It is happening Saturday on the Mandeville lakefront.
Chris Masingill talked about a new website and product they are promoting for business and political leaders to use to gauge economic activity and success in St Tammany. Hear him below. View the new website HERE.
Vieta Collins talked to us about Delta College, all the classes they are offering right now and their virtual open house process where you can see all about them from wherever you are. Hear her below.
6:40 Q: Studies suggest that coffee will taste better if you _______. What? A: Drink it from your favorite mug Winner: No Winner! 7:10 Kids Loot and 7:40 Q: Moms are 50% more likely to do this to their kids than dads and it makes the kids mad. What is it? A: Steal/borrow money from…
These two stopped by to introduce their business, Vantage Health Plans, to our listeners. There are some important dates coming up that might be important if this plan applies to you.
Tina wanted to explain how the Milkshakers are working to help Safe Harbor with an event they have coming up. Hear her explain in the interview below.
Robin Gitz is the Director of the Women’s Pavilion at St Tammany Health System. With October being Breast Cancer Awareness Month she stopped by to remind women to get their screenings.
Parish President Mike Cooper talked about his Comprehensive Plan, which will be a long project to change the way the parish looks at development, flooding and more. Hear him cover that and other issues in the interview below.
6:40 Q: 400 Days, that’s how long the average one lasts. What is it? A: A marriage engagement Winner: No Winner! 7:10 and 7:40 Q: Kids were asked what they most hate to hear their parents say. The #1 response was “Money doesn’t grow on trees.” What was #2? A: We’ll see Winner: No Winner!…
Nick spoke about the free classes NAMI has going on right now. He also talked about their virtual event that is coming up later this month. This walk/run raises money for the free classes NAMI provides.
Don Shea spoke about job numbers, both local and national. He also talked about what Tri-Parish Works can do for people who have lost their jobs. Hear him below.
Treasurer Schroder and Mayor Cromer wanted to talk about an event they’ll be doing next week in Slidell. Hear them talk about it in the interview below.
EJ Feilding is doing a supply drive for people in Southwest Louisiana. Hear Ricci and Rona talk about what they need, and they’ll even come pick it up if you need them to.
6:40 Q: 1 in 3 people will refuse to date you if you have a ________. What? A: A roommate Winner: No Winner! 7:10 Kids Loot Q: Americans will waste 24 million of these today. It is a food. What is it? A: Slices of bread Winner: Elise Trahant from Mandeville! 7:40 Q: They’re a…
We had a good conversation with Erica Kelt and Susan Blanchard about Live Well Northshore, which is this weekend. This is a great opportunity to get multiple screenings done for free and in the same location. Hear them explain it in the interview below or check them out HERE.
Alison Cuevas joined Alan Smith to talk about this important project. St Tammany Project Christmas provides toys and meals for families that need them for Christmas. They’ll have 9 different sign up events in the next month. Hear them talk about it in the interview below.
6:40 Q: According to this survey, THIS is the most stressful thing that can happen to you. What is it? A: Losing your wallet or credit card Winner: No Winner! 7:10 Kids Loot Q: Moms were asked to finish this statement. “I can’t wait for my kids to go back to school so I can…
Judge Hand and Nick spoke to us recently about the Northshore Court Foundation. Hear them talk about it in the interview below.
Thomas Mitchell and Marie Gregory came in to talk about Hope House and Men Who Cook, which is adapting this year to something that goes all month long. Hear them explain it in the interview below.
Trooper Jeremy Price came to see us from St Police Troop L. He spoke about distracted driving, safety in construction zones, child-seats and more. Hear him in the interview below.
Liz Garland from The Blood Center brought in Elizabeth to talk about the desperate need for blood donations right now. Hear them talk about it in the interview below.
6:40 Q: If they won’t give me a raise, could my boss at least give me (blank)? The top three answers were more vacation time, free food, and WHAT? A: Nap time Winner: Barbara Stratton from Covington! 7:10 Kids Loot Q: You don’t do this very much after you’re 8 or 9 years old, but…
6:40 Q: People were asked why hasn’t anyone invented a gadget that will do THIS and this was the #1 response. What is it A: A gadget that will automatically pick up dog poop Winner: No Winner! 7:10 Kids Loot Q: The average temperature of __________ is 58 degrees. What? A: The Earth’s surface Winner:…
He is the Chief Medical Officer at St Tammany Health System. Dr Patrick Torcson answered a lot of questions about COVID and the flu, but he also spoke about steps forward made at the hospital and more. Hear him below.
We covered a few topics with Parish President Cooper this morning. He spoke about the recent weather and their preparations for potential impacts. We also spoke about our COVID numbers and thresholds we need to hit to open more businesses.
6:40 Q: What annoyed you the most about your ex? 1 in 6 people said THIS. What? A: They were a control freak Winner: Dominique Mascair from Ponchatoula! 710 Kids Loot What’s the most difficult thing to teach your kids? Parents said, “tying their shoes.” What was #2? Whistling Winner: Abby McDavid from Mandeville! 7:40…
David Horchar told us about their Raffle, which is going on now, and how it will fund the rest of their Day Center, which is going to allow them to serve more families. Hear him explain in the interview below.
Ken Richard is the Artistic Director for Playmakers. He told us about the history behind the local theater and the importance of supporting them at this time. The Odd Couple is their next production. Hear him below.
Cliff Bergeron came in to tell us about A Taste of Covington and their rebooted effort for the event in October. Hear him explain it in the interview below.
6:40 and 7:10 Q: If this is an average week, you’ll get about 4 or 5 of these. What? A: Compliments Winner: Charlotte Verges from Mandeville! 7:40 Q: 1 in 4 people say this is their go-to place to keep their passwords. A: On a Post-It Note on their computer Winner: Megan Warren from Folsom!…
Chef Neal told us all about his background and what’s going on right now at the Felix’s in Mandeville. Check out the menu HERE. The Felix’s story is the story of the New Orleans Oyster Bar. Ask any New Orleanian where their Paw-Paw (or Grandpa or Poppy or Auntie) went for oysters and the answer…
The Professional Women of St Tammany have their Pink Tutu Run this weekend. It is a virtual event and all proceeds go toward their scholarship program. Find out more online HERE.
Katie Burns came to see us from In-Telecom. They are hosting an event this Friday for STARC. Learn more about it HERE. Come join us at the In-Telecom office and grab some savory, delicious jambalaya! Only $8 per box and all proceeds will go to STARC of La. Reserve your pre-orders by selecting “Going” on…
6:40 Q: 1 in 5 Americans in their 80’s have one of these. What? A: A job Winner: Rachel Alphonso from Madisonville! 7:10 Kids Only Lake Loot Q: The average one has 16 to 20 rows. What is it? A: An ear of corn Winner: Lynn Terrebonne from Covington! 7:40 Q: People were asked what…
New Mandeville Mayor Clay Madden came to see us today to talk about a host of things they have going on in the city, including a few carefully done events. Hear him in the interview below.
Jeanne and Leslie came to see us and talk about their mission locally and regionally. Lately they have been working with their partners in Southwest Louisiana affected by the storm. Now their focus has shifted back to non-profits right here on the Northshore. Hear them below.
Jim Winter is the Artistic Director at the Columbia Theatre in Hammond. He says they are kicking off a new season with some exciting shows. They are practicing social distancing so seating in the building is limited. Hear more about it in the interview below.
6:40 Q: It is a terrible idea but 1 in 15 people have played a video game here. Where? A: Behind the wheel Winner: Tara Rubio from Covington! 7:10 Kids Loot Q: Kids, when your parents think back to their school days, what’s the #1 thing they are nostalgic about? A: Their lunch box Winner:…
We had a crowd in for a conversation about the upcoming Monster Mash. The event will be drive thru this year. Hear all about it in the interview below.
Mayor Mark is pretty excited about getting some…safe… events going again in Covington. Hear him literally “lift off” as he talks about it.
Parish President Cooper joined us to praise the local response to the potential storm and talk about what happens now that Gov Edwards has pushed us to Phase III. Hear him below.
Bonnie Dennis is full of all kinds of interesting facts about the US Constitution and the process we went through for that document to come to life. Hear her in the interview below.
Julie is a dietician we have talked to before. She talked about diets and health during COVID. She also gave a lot of pointers about how to eat better on a daily basis. Hear her in the fun and informative interview below.
We had a great time talking about this unique event in downtown Covington. Catherine Ibos and Gavin explained how the race works and that it really is a good way to get out and see people and enjoy the outdoors during these times. Find out more HERE.
These two ladies came in to talk about their new store… Hinsley Boutique. Hear them explain this unique effort in the interview below.
Our friend Colby stopped by to talk about his new office in Mandeville on Highway 22. Hear him in the interview below.
6:40 Q: A majority of women say this is the biggest pet peeve they have about riding in the car while their partner is driving. What is it? A: He plays music too loud Winner: Tim Hendricks from Slidell! 7:10 Q: A dad has mounted a round pole on his front stairs and he is…
6:40 Q: Not so much now but once people started quarantining because of the pandemic, sales of this product went way down. What? A: Deodorant! Winner: Jessica Young from Covington! 7:10 Kids Loot Q: About half of all moms will do this when punishing their kids. What? A: Use the child’s full name! Winner: Lilly Boogaerts…
6:40 Q: For those of us with tattoos, 1 in 8 will have a tattoo of this somewhere on their body. What is it? A: A pet’s name Winner: No Winner! 7:10 Kids Loot Q: Nearly half of people surveyed said they never experienced THIS as a child? A: Being grounded Winner: Kevin Aikman from…
Miranda has a couple of things they are doing to raise money for this great non-profit. She said a lot of their traditional fundraising for this free service they provide in times of need had to be cancelled due to the pandemic.
Mayor Cromer stressed being prepared in our conversation this morning. He also talked about the steps his city has taken to get ready for weather related events. Hear him below.
Brandi and Joey Najolia from Cafe Lynn came in with Christina Cooper from the St Tammany Tourist and Convention Commission. They talked about an event going on right now that helps our local attractions. Learn more about it here or in the interview below. As a husband and wife team, Joey and Brandi opened Cafe…
6:40 Q: When it comes to wedding proposals, 11% of people have done this…? A: Proposed without a ring Winner: Kelly Gauthier from Covington! 7:10 Kids Loot Q: The perfect one of these is about 6 inches in diameter. What is it? A: The perfect pancake Winner: Rachel Turner from Hammond! 7:40 Q: When it…
Rich Kramer from Florida Parishes Human Services Authority spoke to us about options for people locally if they are suffering from substance abuse or mental health issues. Hear her explain it in the interview below.
Kathy LeBlanc from Cedarwood School spoke to us about things are going so far this year and elaborated on some of the changes parents can expect no matter where their kids go to school.
Parish President Mike Cooper spoke to us about Covid and Governor Edwards. He spoke about the letter he sent to Baton Rouge and other details about moving the economy forward. Hear him below.
6:40 Q: This is the first thing most people think about everyday. What is it? A: Sleep Winner: Jackie Dumas from Ponchy! 7:10 Kids Loot Q: Almost 3 out of 4 moms say this is the most effective way to discipline their kids. What? A: Take away their video games Winner: Anna Kate McDavid from…
David is the President Elect of the St Tammany Chamber of Commerce. He talked about events they are rolling out in the next few months and also how they are working now to help local businesses survive COVID.
Alexandra came by from Northshore Humane Society and brought along Blue. Blue is a weeks old puppy who was abandoned with four other siblings and is now in the care of the NS Humane Society. Hear her talk about it in the interview below.
Liz brought in some friends from the Blood Center to talk about their friendly competition this week between local fire and police departments. Hear them talk about it in the interview below.
6:40 Q: 8 in 10 Americans have one of these, but a hundred years ago, only one in 10 could say the same. What is it? A: A middle name Winner: No Winner! 7:10 Kids Loot Q: According to a new study, if your kids do this when they’re young, don’t worry too much about…
Amy Bouton from St Tammany Parish Government had a long list of things she wanted to cover in our segment today. We talked COVID, bridges, pets roadwork and more. Hear her in the interview below.
Yvette Roussel joined Gwen Byers to talk about a Food Drive they are working on together for Northshore Food Bank. There’s a list of needed items below. You can hear them explain what they are up to in the interview below.
6:40 Q: Americans spend an average of 6 hours per week doing this at home. What is it? A: Cooking Winner: Jayme Dennies from Madisonville 7:10 Kids Loot Q: Almost half of parents are worried their kids will follow in their footsteps when it comes to this. What is it? A: Their driving habits Winner: Gillian…
Parish President Cooper is staying home, our of an abundance of caution, after running fever and feeling unwell lately. He spoke to us by phone and talked about COVID mitigation and the Medline decision. Hear him below.
Megan and Aimee told us about scholarship awards they do for local women. They use this run to help raise that money and this year the run is virtual.
Met three great Scouts today and talked about their Troop based out of Abita. They talked about badges, and how they plan to incorporate their scouting experience into their future lives.
Christina invited one of their Taste of Tammany partners to come in with her. Sherri Hansen from Culinary Kids talked about how they have been operating recently and they both talked about the importance of supporting local businesses.
Leighanne came to see us from Habitat to talk about Woman Build. She invited Anna Simpson from Chevron to join us by phone. Anna talked about why Chevron partners with Habitat.
6:40 and 7:10 Q: 4 out of 5 people say they’ve been embarrassed at work when THIS happened. What? A: Stomach growled during a meeting Winner: Carrie Jones from Ponchy! 7:40 Q: A survey found the 5 worst things you can do at someone’s wedding. This came in at #5. What is it? A: Insulting the…
6:40 Q: 1 in 10 couples have a running argument about this right now…what is it? A: Bedroom Closet Space Winner: No Winner! 7:10 Kids Loot and 7:40 Q: 7 in 10 children think their parents should do more of this because it is the right thing to do. What is it? A: Recycling Winner:…
Don talked to us about job numbers, both locally and on the national level. He also spoke about the enhanced unemployment that just kicked in and said it will help having more money being spent. Hear him below.
Margaret came in to talk about how things are going in the Covington Store now that they have consolidated out of the Mandeville location. Hear her explain why they did it in the interview below.
Parish President Cooper talked about the local attractions that are reopening today. He also told us about a press conference happening this morning in Slidell. They are going to demonstrate that latest technology they have employed to prevent flooding. Hear him below.
Parish President Cooper spoke about our friends on the other side of the state and the loss many of them are experiencing right now. He talked the relatively small impacts in SE Louisiana. And he talked about the zoning meeting held last night.
Joan Coffman, CEO of St Tammany Health System, came to see us this morning. She answered questions about COVID. She implored people to get their check-ups and medical procedures done, saying a lot of people are avoiding medical care right now and only seek help when they are really sick. She also talked about all…
Liz told us about efforts to get blood donations during this time. She also told the story of the two women who were injured by a drunk driver and how The Blood Center helped them. Finally, Liz talked about anti-bodies and how they need more donors who have them.
David Horchar from Family Promise came by to update us on the progress being made for his new Family Day Center out at Safe Harbor. They are also starting a raffle to get them over the hump with their fundraising. Here him below.
Parish President Cooper joined us for a few minutes to talk about what the parish is doing in preparation for potentially bad weather. He asked citizens to stay weather aware, even though it appears we will not face huge impacts for the hurricane.
Jennifer told us all about At Your Service at Christwood. This is a way for people to stay in their homes and remain as independent as possible. Every individual is unique and so are their plans for each individual. Hear here explain it below.
Don Shea wanted to talk about job numbers both statewide and nationally. He also said he hopes the Feds come with some type of aid package soon. And he talked about Tri-Parish Works and what they can do to help.
Slidell Mayor Greg Cromer spoke about the work they did over the weekend preparing for the possible arrivals of Marco and Laura. Hear him explain it in the interview below.
Parish President Cooper spoke about the preparations they made to get ready for any potential impacts. He also asked people to be COVID aware as we went through this time.
Anna from the St Tammany Tourist Commission brought along Jan from the English Tea Room to talk about this latest effort to promote local restaurants, hotels and attractions on the Northshore. Hear them explain how it works in the interview below.
Chris Masingill continued his work on behalf of current and future business owners on the Northshore. Chris went through some stats they have complied about the impact of COVID on local businesses and he found some good news in the numbers. (And some tough news too.) Hear him below.
Dr Catherine Wilbert is a tireless advocate for animals. The CATNIP Foundation is a program of Big Sky Ranch devoted to animal welfare in St. Tammany Parish and south Louisiana through programs that reduce the unnecessary killing of animals in shelters and improve quality of life for animals and their people, indoors and out. Hear her below.
Jacob from The Exchange Club brought in Cleveland Wester, the new President and CEO of Youth Service Bureau. We learned about Cleveland’s background and what he’s doing with YSB. And we talked Ultimate Tailgate, which is tomorrow. Hear them in the interview below.
Parish President Cooper called in to talk about weather and COVID. He urged people to prepare now should the weather turn bad later, and he reminded us that our hurricane prep needs to take the virus into account. Hear him below.
Here were today’s questions. Congratulations to all the winners! 6:40 Q – 13% of workers will do this at work and regret it? A – Eat something from the vending machine! Winner – Liz Bailey from Kiln, MS! 7:10 Q – 12% of people say they did this for the first time during the COVID-19…
The Gulf Coast is getting another Semi-Pro football team and they’re holding their first round of tryouts this Saturday! Do you have what it takes? Find out more in the interview below!
State Treasurer John Schroder stopped by to talk about the Louisiana Mainstreet Recovery Grant Program which is still taking applications. It was a very informative interview that discussed eligibility criteria, how to apply, what is applicable, and processing time. If you’re a small business owner or a 1099 recipient, you definitely should check out the…
Today we were joined by Pediatrician Dr. Robert Faucheux to talk about their new, expanded clinic in Covington and the general health of kids in St. Tammany Parish. Check it out in the interview below!
Louis came by today to talk about the importance of checking your assessment at this time. He also updated us on how his office has done since the start of the pandemic. Hear him below.
Caitlin Picou came in to share the story of her father, Bruce, who was murdered years ago and his death remains unsolved. They have upped a reward for information that leads to an arrest and conviction in the case to $100,000. Hear this powerful story below or check out the website HERE.
6:40 Q: It is a relatively new development in the grand scheme of things but about 60% of us admit we now judge others by this. What is it? A: The type of cell phone they use Winner: Sean Esker from Covington! 7:10 and 7:40 Q: 1 in 5 Americans do this every day in…
Amy Bouton was joined by Beth, who brings a lot of experience to her new job with the parish. She spoke about her ideas for moving forward and addressing some of the concerns expressed on social media. Hear her in the interview below.
Mayor Mark Johnson talked about pay raises for CovPD. He highlighted a few upcoming events. And he told us about a book that covers some of the history of Covington.
6:40 Q: More than half of us say we do THIS on a regular basis at work even though we know we shouldn’t. What is it? A: Steal office supplies Winner: No Winner! 7:10 Kids Loot Q: According to a survey, THIS is America’s #1 comfort food for kids of all time. What is it?…
6:40 Q: When it is hot outside, people are twice as likely to do THIS at night. What is it? A: Order take out Winner: No Winner! 7:10 Kids Loot Q: 100 years ago, only the rich and famous ate THIS particular food. What is it? A: Peanut Butter and Jelly Sandwiches Winner: Bryson Billingsley…
Job numbers were on Don’s mind. Hear him talk about unemployment numbers and money, as well as potential relief from the Feds in the interview below.
Chris Masingill from St Tammany Corp checked in with us to talk local job numbers and economic development. Chris spoke about some positive trends he sees among some of the challenging numbers. He also spoke about ways they are working to help local businesses get through this time. Hear him below.
Judge Childress and Nick Richard came on to talk about specialty courts, and, in particular, Veterans Court. Hear Judge Childress explain why he volunteers his time for this effort. Learn more about the court HERE or in the interview below.
6:40 Q: About 4 in 10 people say they ALWAYS go to the same place for this. What? A: Haircut Winner: Debbie Soileau from Madisonville! 7:10 Kids Loot Q: 50% of parents don’t want their kids picking up this bad habit from them. What is it? A: Their driving habits! Winner: Evelyn Ory from Slidell!…
6:40 Q: In the mid 70’s there were more than 500,000 of THESE in the US. But by 1980, they were almost completely gone. What were they? A: Pay toilets Winner: No Winner! 7:10 Kids Loot Q: About 1 in 6 adults have held onto this since elementary school. What is it? A: A best…
Tom had a lot to cover today. He spoke about the chamber’s efforts to expand to the east end of the parish. He talked about the Fan Up Raffle for tickets, Corona Conversations, and more. Hear him in the interview below.
Margaret and Jessica stopped by to explain what they are up to. Basically, they are consolidating into one store in Covington and closing the Mandeville location. Nothing else will change. The whole Mandeville staff is relocating to the bigger store. Hear them below.
6:40 Q: When these first came out they cost over $1,500. You probably have one now and it doesn’t cost nearly that much. What? A: Microwave Winner: Mark Todd from Lacombe! 7:10 Kids Loot Q: Right now you can probably find more of THESE animals living in people’s backyards than in the wild. What…
Parish President Mike Cooper updated us on COVID measures, census, some projects and more. Hear him in the interview below.
Sarah came in to talk about Northshore Media’s 40 Under Forty. This is a new effort for us to recognize some of the exceptional young people we have on the Northshore. Hear her below.
Don Shea spoke about local and national job numbers. He explained what he sees as one potential benefit that might come out of this locally. And he told us about their job training. Hear him below.
Christina came in with Chef Robert Vasquez to talk about all the great local businesses participating in the Tammany Taste of Summer event. Hear them explain it in the interview below.
We had not gotten to see our friend Miranda for quite some time so we were glad to get her back in the studio. Hear her talk about Hospice House in the interview below.
Caitlin gave us lots of information about skin care while wearing masks. She talked about products that can help our skin, practices that can make masks as easy as possible, and a few other tricks to keep our skin healthy at this time. Hear her below.
Michelle explained what their non-profit does and how people can help. She said they have been especially hard hit since the pandemic began. Learn more about them in the interview below.
Leslie Kelt’s job at the hospital is to prevent infection, so obviously she’s been exceptionally busy the last four months. She gave us the latest on what is known about preventing the virus and other tips for being safe. Hear her in the interview below.
Parish President Cooper spoke today about COVID, the new order from Governor Edwards, the importance of masks, and COVID fatigue. Hear him in the interview below.
Margaret announced this morning that the Honey Baked Northshore family will be consolidating to their Covington store. They said they have loved their time in Mandeville but said the Covington location is large enough to do what both stores can. They plan to be out of the Mandeville location by the middle of the month.
These two wanted to talk about Women Build, which is going on now. They said involvement has been good but they are still looking for volunteers to help them with two houses they are building in Mandeville. Hear about it in the interview below.
Lisl and Kristin came in to talk about the ongoing raffle for diamond earrings for New Heights Therapeutic Riding Center. The tickets are only $25 each and all proceeds benefit the non-profit. Find out more in the interview below.
Alexandra Coogan brought in one of their vets today. Dr. Myers talked about the value of fostering pets for the Humane Society. We also talked about caring for your pet and making sure you get an animal that fits you and your family. Hear them below.
Don Shea had some tough stats and numbers to discuss with us when it came to local effects of COVID on the job market. Hear him explain it in the interview below.
We spoke with Chris Masingill from St Tammany Corp today. He shared some sobering numbers but also pointed out some bright spots in the local economy. Hear him explain it in the interview below.
Chief Chris Kaufmann and Sonja Newman joined us to talk about this Monday’s Red Beans Drive Thru in Slidell. Chris also spoke passionately about mental health during the pandemic. Hear them in the interview below.
Dr. Ryan Green is part of a group who want to stop the new medical supply distribution center being from built in the planned location in St Tammany. He spoke about the reasons why the building needs to go somewhere else. Hear him below.
Tim brought in Lisa Matevier and Kimberly Villere to talk about surgery and the need for some new surgery techs. They are hiring right now. Find out more in the interview below.
Parish President Mike Cooper spoke about some of the latest info we have on COVID. He talked about testing sites. And he talked about construction projects. Hear him below.
Christina Cooper wanted to tell us about Tammany Taste of Summer in St Tammany and all the great people who are participating. She really stressed supporting local businesses at this time. Hear her talk about it in the interview below.
Nick Richard wanted to tell our listeners about the support groups they are signing up right now. All of them are free. He read a few testimonials from previous support groups and talked about what each one does. Hear him in the interview below.
Clay spoke about why he thinks he is the best candidate for the job of leading Mandeville. He spoke about family, the campaign, and issues important to him. Hear him in the interview below.
Thomas Mitchell is the Executive Director for Children’s Advocacy Center – Hope House. He wanted to talk about their Champions for Children Nominations and other things they have been up to. Hear him below.
This is a relatively new organization that is doing good work for small businesses and supporting Madisonville. Hear her explain what it is all about in the interview below.
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.
New Heights Therapeutic Riding is a premier therapeutic equestrian center dedicated to positively impacting lives through life changing therapy. Lisl Moyer and Kristin Castro came in to talk about a new raffle they are kicking off next week. Hear them talk about it in the interview below.
Mayor Mark from the City of Covington talked today about the current COVID numbers in his city. He spoke about Millage votes coming up and how they will affect Covington. And he asked residents to start paying their water bills electronically. Hear him in the interview below.
Don spoke about some pretty sobering job numbers and stats. He also spoke about their ability to help people train for a new job or a better one. Hear him below.
Amy spoke about a variety of topics today, including mask usage, road projects, pet adoptions and more. Hear her talk about it in the interview below.
Chris Masingill talked job numbers and all the things they are helping to do in the midst of this crisis. Hear him talk about it in the interview below.
Noble came by to talk about next week’s big event for Miracle League. We’ll be raising money for them with all kinds of guests all day on Tuesday. Hear her talk about it in the interview below.
Dana is the Executive Director of a community center in Bogalusa. She does a lot of good work in the community, particularly for young people. Hear her talk about it in the interview below.
Parish President Cooper came on early this morning to update us. We spoke mainly about the mask mandate. Hear him talk about it in the interview below.
The DA wanted to share his appreciation and thanks for local law enforcement. Hear him talk about it in the interview below.
Nick and Judge Knight talked about specialty courts locally and how they help people. Judge Knight also talked about how important these courts are during this time. Hear about it in the interview below or the videos below that. You can watch the interview here…. https://youtu.be/CAaa9Ilv7qM
Anne Pablovich spoke about the need for people to get their annual screenings and an event they have organized to help people do that in the time of COVID-19. Hear her explain this event in the interview below.
Today we spoke to Mayor Cromer, Chief Fandal, and Chief Kaufmann about where things stand right now. Hear what they had to say in the interview below. You can watch a video copy of the interview through the link below.
“Freshman” State Senator Patrick McMath joined us this morning to talk about his role as a State Senator, what it was like taking office right before the pandemic, his opinions on the parish wide delayed school openings, high school sports, and things we can expect in the near future!
Got to sit down with Parish President Mike Cooper to discuss the Governor’s recent Mask Mandate and how it will impact St. Tammany Parish as well as other goings on in the parish.
Wrapping up our “Mask Up Monday”, Don Shea called to go over the unemployment numbers and compare them to the federal numbers…but he also left us with some helpful tips for individuals going back to work during these uncertain times.
Christina Cooper with St. Tammany Tourism called in today to talk about the Tammany Taste of Summer and a sweet deal for anyone looking to “stay-cation” in one of our beautiful state parks!
Our first guest this morning was Miranda Parker who joined us to let us know that the Hospice House is still open for tours and patients and they have an upcoming fundraiser they’d love you to attend or support!
Today Noble from Miracle League stopped by to chat with David Storm about operating under COVID19 protocols and the upcoming Radio-thon. Check out all the fun in the interview below!
Parish President Mike Cooper spoke to us about wearing masks and protecting ourselves and our neighbors during this time. Hear him talk about it in the interview below.
Jay and Tim came in from St Tammany Health System to talk about shedding our COVID “19” and doing it in a positive way. Jay gave tips on exercising and also treatment ideas if you have pain. Hear him below.
Lori spoke to us about the value of keeping our loved ones at home. ComForCare helps people do that. Hear all about them in the interview below.
We spoke to Lacey this week about a variety of things involving the chamber. Hear her talk about it in the interview below.
Parish President Cooper spoke about a few road projects in the Slidell area. He also continued to ask St Tammany citizens to be safe and continue to wear a mask. Hear him in the interview below.
Alex brought along an adoptable friend from the NS Humane Society today. She was also one of our first temperature checks since reopening the studios to some guests. Hear her in the interview below.
Don Shea from Tri-Parish Works had some tough numbers and opinions about where we are on the jobs front. Hear him explain it in the interview below.
Our conversation with Nick on Monday was about kids and teenagers dealing with all this time away from school and friends. In particular, Nick talked about the value of sports and exercise to help ease anxiety. Hear him talk about it below.
Tim brought in Bradley Leonhard today, who is head of Emergency Services. He spoke about the normal cases they see in the emergency room for this time of year. We also spoke about the pandemic and how that has affected the procedures in the emergency rooms to make sure everyone is safe.
Parish President Cooper talked about masks today. He also spoke about the number of young people who are testing positive. Hear what he said in the interview below.
Leighanne and Jennifer talked about Women Build, the ReStore and more in our first ever video interview that also played live on the radio. You can hear what they said in the interview below. We also did a video of the interview. (First one ever, so audio needs a little work.) The link is below….…
Parish President Mike Cooper talked about a variety of things COVID related. We talked about the importance of masks, continuing to do what we have been doing, and more. Hear him in the interview below.
Kenny Adams joined Amy from the Homebuilders to talk about Raising the Roof for Charity and their Parade of Homes. Hear them talk about it in the interview below.
Don Shea has been checking in weekly since this started to talk about job numbers on the Northshore and through the state. He also talks about opportunities that can be found with Tri-Parish Works. Hear him below.
Trooper Jeremy Price is the new Public Information Officer with Troop L. We talked about road construction, road rage and more. We also got to know Trooper Price, who is a veteran, a helicopter pilot and participates in endurance runs. Hear him explain in the interview below.
Chris called in to talk to us about the latest job numbers for St Tammany. He also listed some resources for businesses and individuals who have been affected by the virus. Hear him talk about it in the interview below.
Judge Wolfe came to see us to talk about her campaign. She talked about her career as a judge. family and horses. You can hear all about it in the interview below.
Parish President Cooper answered questions about enforcement of the Phase Two plan. He also spoke about where we are as a parish and he continued to ask everyone to help in the fight against the spread of COVID-19.
Grant is seeking the At Large seat for the Covington City Council. We talked about his family and background. We also got into the issues, which included drainage and traffic. Hear him below.
Alexis Dill spoke about how to deal with children during the COVID crisis. We covered everything from talking to them about it, letting them ask questions, to cutting off the news. Hear her ideas for healthy ways to help your children in the interview below.
Today Nick talked about trauma. In particular, he spoke about the indirect trauma from what we see every day online, primarily through social media. Hear Nick explain his concerns and talk about ways to cope with it in the interview below.
David Horchar told us about an awareness event they did for Family Promise to simulate homelessness. (Some of the participants are pictured below.) He also spoke about their mission to help homeless families and told us about their future plans with the non-profit. Hear him below.
Parish President Cooper talked about Governor Edwards’ decision to remain in Phase 2 for another month. He also spoke briefly about the latest info from our local schools and early voting. Hear him below.
Charlie is a well known fisherman and local entrepreneur. His wife’s business is new to this location but has been around for years. We invited our new neighbors over to talk for a minute. Hear Charlie talk about what they do in the interview below.
Kyle told us about their new location. He also spoke about best practices for businesses to use at this time. Hear him talk about it in the interview below.
Liz talked about donations right now. She said if you donate your blood is tested for COVID anti-bodies. Hear her explain it in the interview below.
Don Shea went through last week’s job numbers and gave us some perspective on how bad they are. He also spoke about the training they are offering right now. Hear him below.
James told us about the history of his business and how he came to be where he is. He also spoke about some of the services they provide and what we need to be doing this time of the year.
Scott is a candidate for the Mandeville City Council district that runs along the Lakefront. Hear him talk about development and other issues in the interview below.
Today Nick talked about teen text lines. These crisis lines have proven to be a valuable resource for parents and teens who are struggling. Find out more in the interview below.
Michael talked to us about his campaign to become the next mayor in Mandeville. Hear what he had to say about the current state of politics in that city and what he would do differently. Hear him below.
Alex said everyone is asking him when events in Slidell will start again. He said there was no easy answer for that question. Hear Alex talk about it in the interview below.
The DA told us about an event he is sponsoring for Safe Harbor. The event is this weekend. We also spoke about domestic violence and how the pandemic has made it worse.
We talked about different aspects of safety with the COO from St Tammany Health System. Hear her explain it in the interview below.
We took a break from the usual COVID info from Parish President Cooper and talked about some road construction projects in the Slidell area. Hear him explain them in the interview below.
Judge Swartz is running for the Court of Appeals. Today he came by to tell us his story and explain why he thinks he would do a good job on the bench. Hear him in the interview below.
The Doc stopped by to talk about her new practice, explain the name, and tell us about some new procedures she is employing for her patients. Hear her in the interview below.
These two ladies are working to revamp the fundraising efforts for New Heights Therapeutic Riding. Hear them talk about the non-profit, what it does, and how you can help, in the interview below.
Ashley Marissa spoke to us about this event that is happening in Covington on June 19th from 10 until 3. All are welcome. Find out more about it in the interview below.
Clay Madden is in the Mandeville mayor’s race. Clay told us about his platform and issues he says citizens have told him to focus on. We spoke about traffic, code enforcement and more. Hear him in the interview below.
Amy Bouton from St Tammany Parish Government came in today for their monthly interview. She spoke about testing sites, some new traffic projects and more. Hear her in the interview below.
Mayor Mark Johnson joined us to talk about events coming up in Covington. He also spoke about the need for a donation to support police involvement in a parade and got that donation from the Al and Diane Kramer Foundation almost immediately. Hear him in the interview below.
Today Nick spoke about resilience and trying to find coping mechanisms as we work our way through this time. Hear Nick speak about it in the interview below.
Jill is running for the Mandeville City Council. This morning she spoke about the diverse district she hopes to represent and some of the issues they face. Hear her in the interview below.
Don went through some of the latest job numbers, which he called a mixed bag in terms of good or bad. He also spoke about job training funds they have for people who are considering a new career.
Chris Masingill went through the latest job numbers and talked about what that means for St Tammany. He also spoke about updates to PPP and he even gave us a shout-out for our new Relevance to Recovery Program for NS Media which you can see HERE.
Amy told us about testing that will begin next week. (It was stopped for the storm.) You can see where and when the testing will happen in this NEWS STORY on our Northshore Media site. Amy also spoke about local facilities that are reopening after the storm. Hear her in the interview below.
Jack manages the cancer treatment options at St Tammany Health System. We talked about the things people typically associate with cancer treatment, and we spoke about a lot of other things they are doing to prevent and help people recover from cancer.
Today Nick spoke about re-socializing kids after a long time away from their peers. He said sports is one way to do it. He spoke about some of the things kids might be feeling as they go back out in to the world. Hear that and more in the interview below.
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Parish President Cooper touched on a few issues in today’s talk. He covered COVID, of course. He also spoke about the controversy on social media over the St Tammany Animal Shelter. And he talked about resources in the parish that are reopening after the storm. Hear him in the interview below.
St Tammany Board of Directors Chairman Tom Meyer spoke to us about Explore Northshore, their upcoming Expo. He talked about the legislative session and the bills that they are proud of. And he talked about the importance of voting, among other things. Hear it all in the interview below.
Parish President Cooper spoke about the importance of visiting our local businesses but doing so in the proper way. Hear what he had to say in the interview below.
Dawn spoke to us about marketing for small business owners or entrepreneurs. She outlined five steps people can take to promote themselves online. Hear her in the interview below.
Great conversation with Nick today. It is about all the noise and information around us and how many of us are reacting negatively to it. Hear what Nick had to say in the interview below.
Our own Sarah Cottrell joined us to talk about the new EDGE of the Lake magazine. We salute a lot of our graduating seniors in the magazine. Plus stories on art in the Southern Hotel and more. Hear her below.
Amy Bouton talked about the limited damage from the storm. She also spoke about adding COVID elements to your hurricane prep and Alert St Tammany. Hear her below.
Christina Cooper told us about efforts they are making to support the tourism industry on the Northshore right now. She told us that tourism generates more than $700 million dollars on the NS. And she wants people who are reopening to let them know. Hear her below.
Hospice House is still closed but they are making plans to reopen. We also talked about some of the efforts they are making to raise money to replace funds lost due to cancelled events.
Parish President Cooper talked about the storm that came through over the weekend. He also spoke about the ongoing effort to reopen businesses under Phase 2 and being proactive about protecting ourselves. Hear him below.
CEO Chris Masingill from St Tammany Corp talked about the recent joint effort he is undertaking with our Edge of the Lake magazine. Hear about that and job numbers and more in the interview below.
Mike stopped by the studio to talk about his office and how they are going through the reopening process. He talked about tax implications with federal money given to businesses. Hear him in the interview below.
Parish President Cooper talked about the first day of Phase 2 and what that means for local businesses. He talked about maintaining social distancing and keeping COVID down. And he talked about the storm that may have some local impacts this weekend. Hear him in the interview below.
We started talking with Parish President Cooper each morning for a local update on what was happening with the virus. Obviously this morning we also talked about the potential for weather over the weekend and at the start of next week.
We talked about getting back to normal at the hospital and its outpatient facilities. We also talked about how people who put off procedures during the COVID-19 outbreak need to get those tended to. Hear them in the interview below.
Nick talked about the mental health aspect of the last few months. He told us that the online courses from NAMI have been going very well. And he talked about the “shaming” that goes on in the mask on of mask off debate. Hear what he said about it in the interview below.
Parish President Cooper spoke about the coming order from his office which he says will mirror the Phase 2 direction from the state. He also spoke about the storm we could be dealing with by the end of the week. Hear him in the interview below.
Leighanne and Lira wanted to let our listeners know that the Re-Store is back open. They are also looking for volunteers to get back on building sites. And they thanked everyone who donated to them during Give Nola Day.
Parish President Mike Cooper joined us to talk about Gov Edwards decision to move the state forward to Phase 2 and the implications of that for St Tammany. Hear him talk about it in the interview below.
Don Shea told us what he sees in the latest jobs numbers and how his organization can help people who are looking for a new career. Hear him in the interview below.
Vieta told us that Delta is looking forward to possibly getting students back in classrooms by next Monday. Hear what else she said and what Delta is offering right now in the interview below.
Alex Coogan spoke to us about what is happening at the Northshore Humane Society. They have cancelled all of their upcoming events and like lots of non-profits on the Northshore, they are counting on Give NOLA Day to help them fill the gaps. Hear her in the interview today.
Parish President Mike Cooper talked about the upcoming press conference with Gov. Edwards and what that might mean for St Tammany Parish. Hear him in the interview below.
We talked food and events with Brad Dahl. They have great breakfast and lunch items and now they are opening up their evenings for special events like movie nights for the kids. Learn more in the interview below.
Parish President Cooper talked about testing sites open today and this weekend. He also talked about Governor Edwards expected announcement on Monday and what that could mean for St Tammany. Hear him below.
Megan Helwick joined us from the Professional Women of St Tammany to talk about their upcoming June meeting which will be held in person. This is the meeting every year where they award scholarship money to local applicants. Hear her explain it in the interview below.
Tim brought Dionne Williams on the air to talk about her job managing the Physician’s Network for STHS. Dionne talked about non-essential procedures, safety and more. Hear her in the interview below.
Parish President Mike Cooper spoke about the event the parish held yesterday as they prepare for hurricane season while keeping COVID-19 in mind. Hear what he had to say in the interview below.
Don Shea had some job numbers for us today. While they are not good, at least they are starting to trend in the right direction. He also spoke about the importance of not allowing the virus to make a comeback.
Nick Richard had some actual numbers he wanted to share with our listeners that he said will be a good indication of how widespread the mental health impact of COVID-19 will be. Hear him below.
David Horchar spoke about an event they have coming up in June that will hopefully raise awareness for the work they do. He also told us some of the things Family Promise is doing right now to get through the Pandemic. Hear him below.
Parish President Cooper spoke to us about the DA’s awards event he went to, and he talked about the places offering free testing around the parish. Hear him below.
Liz joined us this morning to tell us about the urgent need for blood and plasma across the Northshore, a very special on-going blood drive you can still be supporting, and how to set your donation appointments during the pandemic!
Chris talked about job numbers, some seminars they are offering to help business owners and more. Hear him in the interview below.
Judge Knight told us how people who missed court dates due to COVID closures can get a new date. Hear him explain it in the interview below.
Amy talked to us about the importance of a tune up for your AC unit at this time of the tear. She also told us about some air quality products they have right now. Hear her below.
Parish President Cooper wanted to share info with our listeners about the testing going on today at Church of the King. He also spoke about the weekend and wished everyone a good holiday.
If you want a balanced, informed look at where we are right now and what you should be doing regarding COVID-19 then listen to this infectious disease expert explain what he thinks. Dr Hill from STHS discusses eating out, germs, preventative measures you can take and more.
The Silver Slipper reopened today and we got to talk to Victoria about some of the things they changed. Capacity is listed at 50%, which she says won’t be a problem in such a huge venue. And the buffet is open, except, for now, food will be served cafeteria style. Hear more about it in…
Parish President Cooper told us about a ribbon cutting for the Chamber office in Slidell yesterday. He also spoke about COVID-19 testing that is beginning on the NS. Hear him below.
Today Nick wanted to focus on how returning to work after a long break can cause anxiety. He also spoke about how powerful our connections with our coworkers are and how important it is to rebuild those relationships after a long break.
DA Montgomery was positive as usual and even went so far as to read a poem about positivity. He also spoke about the ceremony he is hosting Monday for a group of students who won the DA Award.
Susan Bonnett Bourgeois spent a lot of her time talking about local non-profits and how they have been affected by this crisis. She urged listeners to find some way to get involved with a cause they feel passionate about. Hear Susan explain it in a copy of the interview below.
Cara Herrin shared some ideas for marketing and social media for local businesses. Hear some of her suggestions for promoting your business in the interview below. And, she is offering free consultations right now as well. Find out about that on her website, hear her talk about it all below.
Parish President Cooper talked to us about a fun promotion he is doing on social media, inviting locals to honor our graduates. Hear him talk about it in the interview below.
Jim talked about a couple of different things they are doing to help students during this time. Hear what he had to say in the interview below.
Mayor Mark spoke about Porch Fest, which is an event where bands will play on porches while the crowd sits in the yards and the street. It is this Saturday from 4 until 7. Hear about that and more in the interview below.
Amy Bouton from STPGOV called in to talk about a couple things. We talked about a website they have set up to help businesses reopen. She told us about a graduation celebration the Parish President is doing for local graduates on social media. And she gave info for local residents who were affected by water…
Don talked about the latest jobs numbers. He also spoke about the system for handling jobless claims and how it has been improved. If you want to hear what he said click on the recording below.
Frank Marcello told us about his restaurant and also told a great story about the support his workers have gotten from their customers. Hear him below.
Parish President Cooper split his time on the air this morning between info on the flooding from last week and details of his order bringing the parish into line with what the state is doing. Hear him talk about it in the interview below.
Chris spoke about resources for businesses, the great job local banks have done supporting PPP, and the jobless numbers so far. Hear everything he had to say in the interview below.
Parish President Cooper was out on the roads this morning when we spoke, surveying the flooding that occurred overnight. He also spoke about the first weekend we will be on Phase One and what he hopes local residents will do.
We talked with Nick Richard from NAMI about what boredom really is. He also talked about ways to address it if you are bored. Hear him talk about something we have all experienced these last two months in the interview below.
Joanna Reeves and Jillian Boudreaux joined us to talk about the new curbside options at the main branch locations of the library. We also talked about their Summer Reading Program. Hear them in the interview below.
Parish President Mike Cooper joined us to talk about the order that goes into effect this weekend and what it will mean for us. He also spoke about local businesses being eager to open their doors again. Hear him below.
We got to speak with Ashley and Tracy from the Pot and Paddle this morning. Their two locations are looking forward to getting customers back inside the restaurants. Hear about their specials in the interview below.
Paula spoke about the way their Home Health and other services had to adapt during the pandemic. She praised the nurses who stepped up to go out in the community and care for their patients. Hear her below.
These two spoke about all the resources the Chamber has been putting into play since this crisis began. We also spoke about events the Chamber has shifted back into the Fall. Hear them in the interview below.
Parish President Cooper spoke about the press conference yesterday and the new order that will be in effect by this weekend. Hear him talk about enforcement of the new rules as well.
Dr Kelly wanted to tell us about her Rejuvenation and Revival Plan. Since all of us have been cooped up in the house and unable to go anywhere she says this plan can get you ready for summer and Selfie season. Hear her below.
We talked about anger today, and other emotions many people are feeling as a result of staying at home. Hear Nick explain his thoughts on it in the audio below.
Amy Bouton from St Tammany Parish Government spoke to us today about a variety of things, including the implications of the new order coming from Governor Edwards. She also answered questions about enforcement of the new directives from the state. Hear her below.
Don shared the latest job numbers with us. He also spoke about something he witnessed at a local restaurant. Hear him talk about these things and more in the interview below.
Parish President Mike Cooper spoke about the announcement from Gov Edwards coming this afternoon. He also spoke about how he thinks they will move forward once the governor has shared his decision.
Miranda spoke about losing the revenue from the cancelled Crawfish Cookoff and how important it is for them to replace those funds. Hear her talk about it in the interview below.
Christina Cooper talked about a new tourism opportunity at Bogue Chitto that is a public/private partnership for people to tube on the river. We also talked about supporting local restaurants. Hear her in the interview below.
Chris Massengill spoke passionately about the strengths of St Tammany Parish. He did not pull any punches when it came to the job numbers but he shared why he thinks we will come through this soon. Hear him below.
Amy called in from the parking lot to talk to us about some different things the Northshore Homebuilders are doing. The Parade of Homes will be virtual and in person at two different times. And their home giveaway has been backed up. Hear her explain in the interview below.
Wendy Keller explained how they are buying laptops for local students who are heading to college. She said these students have already overcome so many hurdles and she hopes the community will support them. Hear her below.
Donald Villere talked about the Lakefront and how restaurants in Mandeville are taking advantage of the good weather and their outside seating. Hear him talk about it in the interview below.
Parish President Mike Cooper called in from Bootlegger Road this morning right before they cut the ribbon and reopened it. Hear him talk about that and continuing to do what we need to do to stop the spread of the virus in the interview below.
President and CEO Joan Coffman joined us from STHS. She spoke about the hospital’s journey so far through this crisis. She thanked employees and citizens for what they have done. She also talked about how the hospital is moving toward more normal operations. Hear her below.
Parish President Mike Cooper spoke to us about wearing masks, staying the course, and all the restaurants that will be open on a limited basis for Mother’s Day celebrations. Hear him in the interview below.
Want some options for Mother’s Day? Jessica told us some and also reminded us about their curbside pickup so you never get out of the car. Hear her below.
Parish President Cooper spoke about the virtual board meeting the St Tammany Parish Council will hold this week. He also told us about some steps they are taking to get the parish ready to reopen based on what Gov. Edwards says.
Leighanne talked about the ReStore and how they are waiting for the green light to open it back up. It is closed right now and they are asking everyone to hold on to their donations until they are allowed to open the store again. Those donations actually fund houses being built here by Habitat.
Today Nick parked his chair right outside the studio window and we had a conversation about being resilient during tough times. Hear what he had to say about it in the interview below.
Our own Sarah Cottrell stopped by to talk about the latest issue and something exciting she is doing with the next one. We are saluting our local grads and inviting them to submit pics for free that could go in the magazine. Hear her explain it in the interview below.
We talked about the I-12 at HWY 190 project that is now officially underway with Parish President Mike Cooper this morning. We also spoke about continuing to develop ideas and ways our local businesses can reopen safely. Hear him in the interview below.
Nick invited Tanmay from Covington Behavioral Health to join us. He spoke about the different levels of care they provide and gave some insight on when to use which type of care. Hear him below.
Don Shea from Tri-Parish Works updated us on the jobless claims, which are still staggering but seem to have leveled off. Hear him in the interview below.
Alexandra spoke to us about their current services, which includes “curbside” vet care where you never have to get out of your car. Hear her explain it in the interview below.
Parish President Cooper spoke to us this morning about where he sees us in terms of recovery and reopening. He also spoke about how quickly we will be hearing from Gov. Edwards regarding his next move so we need to stay on course. Hear him in the interview below.
Chris gave us an update on the jobless claims locally. He also spoke about the advisory committee he is heading up for the parish and his work to get the parish back to work. Hear him below.
President Cooper spoke about the new order he signed. Although we are all still supposed to be at home this one has some new aspects to it. Learn about it in the interview below.
Kelly wanted to talk to us today about options the library has to all of us as we go through this crisis. Stuck at home? Their temporary cards can provide a wealth of things online. Hear her explain in the interview below.
Chief Medical Officer Dr Patrick Torcson answered a wide range of questions about COVID 19 and what medical care will look like going forward. Hear what he said in the interview below.
Dawn and Lee shared ideas with us for businesses who are wondering what marketing steps they can take right now. Hear them talk about it in the interview below.
Mayor Cromer and Dr Preston opened themselves up for questions again today. Here is some of that content below.
Mike Cooper spoke to us this morning and then later today they released a statement about the order he signed for tomorrow and what that means going forward. Hear and see them below. President Cooper’s extended Stay At Home Order includes specific guidelines for non-essential retail businesses that mirror the language in the Live Safe.…
The head of the National Alliance on Mental Illness visited the studio. Sort of. He stayed outside. Nick talked about the importance of routines and said it was actually good for him to get up and get dressed like he was coming into the studio to do an interview, even though the interview was over…
Parish President Cooper wanted to talk about masks. The parish has been given a large supply of masks from the state, and now they are being filtered through the municipalities and fire districts. Hear more about what he said in the interview below.
Julie from STHS spoke to us about eating well and living right during the quarantine. She is a dietician by training and spoke about food, drink, exercise and how to shop with purpose. Hear her in the interview below.
Joey Roberts told us about an effort they are making to feed people on Mondays. They will do it again next week with even more food. You are allowed to line up early but there are some rules in place. Hear about it in the interview below.
Parish President Mike Cooper talked about Gov. Edwards decision to extend his Stay at Home Order for another two weeks. We also talked about the work his advisory group is doing so St Tammany is prepared when the order is allowed to expire.
Nick talked about their latest effort, which is to feed mental health workers. He also spoke about the stress everyone is under while we work through this. Hear him below.
Don talked jobless claims. He gave us an update on the latest numbers and spoke about what he sees here locally when it comes to people having problems getting their claim filed. Hear him explain it in the interview below.
Parish President Cooper gave us a quick update on what he thinks will happen today and through this week as we approach the end of the current Stay at Home Order. Hear what he said in the interview below.
Chris will be presenting his advisory council’s recommendations for reopening the parish to Mike Cooper this weekend. Hear him talk about that and other issues in the interview below.
Suzanne talked about how they are still working on all their pediatric specialties while we are in the middle of the COVID 19 pandemic. Hear her in the interview below.
Nick Richard is a board member with the foundation and he invited Judge Knight to share with us. We heard about the different courts that have been developed to help out people who have gotten in trouble. Hear the judge explain it in the interview below.
Stacey wanted to tell us what they are up to while the kids are out of school. They are helping in a variety of ways to make sure local kids have food to eat at home. Hear her in the interview below.
Parish President Cooper stressed that as we get closer to the end of the original Stay at Home Order we have to continue to do the things that have helped us flatten the curve. He asked that everyone stay home this weekend unless it is absolutely necessary for you to get out. Hear him in…
Paul works with Oncology and she spoke about how STHS is seeing their patients in the current environment. We also talked about the importance of taking care of routine medical procedures and not putting things off.
Chip and the Doc talked to us about what they are seeing, which is less respiratory and more “around the house” kinds of accidents. We also talked about mask usage and how they are getting patients in and out of their facilities.
Parish President Cooper told us about the press conference yesterday and his thoughts on moving forward once the stay at home restrictions are lifted or altered. Hear what he said in the interview below.
Michael Williamson from United Way SELA joined us to talk about reopening their Hospitality Fund. Thanks to the generosity of community members, businesses, and foundations, the Hospitality Cares Pandemic Response Fund has reached the $1.5 million mark. A second and final round of applications for crisis grants for hospitality workers will open this Friday, April…
Nick told us that he wants to make sure we are supporting our workers on the front line both now and once this event is over. He says they are under enormous stress and some of them will cope better than others. Hear him talk about it in the interview below.
Leslie spoke about her job containing infection at STHS. She gave us an update on how things are at the hospital and spoke about what they have learned as they have gone through this. She also talked about some of the updates the hospital has made in support of its staff. Hear her below.
David Horchar joined us from his (temporary) garage office with the chickens to talk about something pretty serious. He says the number of homeless families seeking their assistance is on the rise. He talked about how they are getting through the COVID crisis and plans for the future. Hear how you can help in the…
Parish President Mike Cooper talked about his new advisory council. He told us what they would be asked to do and how they are contributing to the plan to safely reopen St Tammany Parish at the appropriate time. Hear him in the interview below.
Amy talked to us about the new group Parish President Cooper has brought together to help local citizens and businesses take their first steps once the order is lifted. She also spoke about the fact that we still have a little way to go on the Stay At Home Order and everyone needs to keep…
Mayor Mark told us that the citizens of Covington are doing a great job staying at home. He also told us a heartwarming story about one of their citizens in need and how the city rallied around that person. Hear it all in the interview below.
Scott told us about this relatively new service from Christwood. He said a lot of the help they have been providing seniors in their homes right now is actually tasks outside the home, like yard work, general upkeep and more. They are also sitting with some seniors while their normal caregivers go out for supplies.…
The Executive Chef from STHS talked about the way food services at the hospital have adjusted during the crisis. He spoke about all the donations they have received. And he talked about the importance of good food for the caregivers as they continue the fight. Hear him below.
Don Shea did not pull any punches. The numbers of jobless claims are staggering. Don hopes we have taken the worst of it so far. Hear him put the numbers into perspective in the interview below.
Richard wanted to share his thoughts on where we are with this crisis when it comes to mental health and well-being. He said he thinks people predisposed to depression or anxiety need to be seeking care now, even during the quarantine. He talked about some of the resources available in the interview below.
Chance Enmon joined us from Jani-King. He talked about things they can do for businesses that are about to reopen. He also talked about preventative cleanings they can do. Hear him below.
Cooper talked about moving forward as things improve and what that might look like. He spoke about the numbers from the weekend and waiting for Gov. Edwards to provide more direction for any future actions.
Chris gave us an update on the programs that have been established to help businesses on the Northshore during the pandemic. He also gave us an update on some job numbers. Hear him below.
Kerry talked about the nurses at the hospital and what they are doing and seeing on the front lines of the COVID 19 fight. Hear her in the interview below.
Nick from NAMI spoke about how many employees are feeling a sense of loss right now from not seeing their coworkers or being at work. Hear what he said in the interview below.
The guys from Rapid Urgent Care talked about what they are seeing out there. They said the respiratory cases seem to be slowing down and they are seeing more typical cases that they are used to. Find out more in the interview below.
Mike Cooper talked about how things are looking better but we have to stay on course with the efforts that have gotten us to this point. He also said we need to be wearing a mask now when we go out in public.
Suzanne and Tim spoke to us about patient care at STHS. We also spoke about the work Suzanne does on behalf of the hospital. Hear them below.
Warren Montgomery talked about his staff working remotely at this time. He also spoke about James Samaritan, a non-profit he has gotten involved with. Hear him below.
Cindy called in to reassure expecting parents that St Tammany Health System has the protocols in place to make it safe and easy for baby deliveries at this time. Hear what she said in the interview below.
Gordon talked to us about insurance policies for local businesses. He said some owners might have mechanisms in their insurance that can provide relief right now. He is offering to take a look at no charge. Find out more in the interview below.
Cooper spoke about the press conference yesterday in Slidell with Mayor Cromer and Dr. Preston. The coroner had a map that showed where the deaths from the virus have occurred. Hear Cooper below.
NAMI’s Nick Richard brought in an outside expert to talk about some of the ways the Internet can help people in crisis. We also talked about the lingering effect this pandemic could have on those who are suffering.
William Wainwright spoke about their school’s effort to push their medical industry students over the finish line and into a profession that needs them. He also talked about other industries they believe will have demand for graduates in the near future.
Mike Cooper talked about where we are in the COVID-19 fight, and really stressed that we have to keep doing what we are doing. He also thanked medical personnel and others who are working to get us through this.
We talked about the Foundation’s efforts to help fund some of the COVID 19 fight. She also spoke about how people can get involved and support local businesses at the same time. Hear her below.
Dr. Kelly told us about testing they are doing at both of her offices. She also talked about some different theories for treatment that she says are showing promise.
Christina joined us to talk about steps they are taking to help during this crisis. Their online resource page will help direct local business owners on how they can get help. Hear more below.
Don told us what Tri-Parish Works is doing to help and he broke down the jobless numbers so far. Needless to say, the job numbers locally are eye opening. Hear him below.
Mike Cooper checked in with us to talk about what they are doing to help fight the virus. He also wanted to recognize that is it National Public Safety Telecommunications Week. He thanked the men and women who work in that profession.
St Tammany Health System is using a robot to kill germs. The “twins” are machines designed to wipe out germs and they do so with ultra strong light. It is very effective against COVID 19. Hear David explain it in the interview below.
Miranda called in to explain how they are coping with the pandemic. We spoke about the cancelled Crawfish Cookoff and what that means for them going through the rest of the year. Hear her talk about it in the interview below.
Parish President Mike Cooper called in to talk about the weather last night and who doesn’t have power. He also spoke about the Easter weekend and urged everyone to stay the course, remaining at home so we can stop the spread. Hear him below.
Angie spoke about some of the problems she sees coming as a result of the pandemic. She offered options for those who suffer from substance abuse or have thoughts about harming themselves. Hear her speak about it in the interview below.
The main point Mayor Villere wanted to get across had to do with the Lakefront. While citizens are encouraged to exercise the city is asking them to keep moving when they are done and make sure they are practicing social distancing.
The guys from Rapid Urgent Care talked about their new protocols and how they are treating their regular patients and patients who may need to be tested for COVID. Hear them talk about it in the interview below.
Nick brought along Dr. George Schreiner to talk about the things we need to be thinking about and doing as we are sitting through this quarantine. Hear his ideas in the interview below.
We spoke to Phil in Kansas City this morning. He’s going to do a Facebook Live concert from his living room tonight to support Family Promise. Hear the American Idol star talk about it in the interview below.
Dr. LaMartina and Tim joined us from the Bone and Joint Clinic. They wanted to let our listeners know that if someone suffers a bone or joint injury and would normally go to the ER, they can instead come to the clinic. Hear them explain it in the interview below.
Parish President Mike Cooper joined us to provide a quick update. He urged Everyone to stay put over the Easter weekend. Hear him below.
Sarah Cottrell, magazine publisher, sales director and gift card ambassador spoke about the newest issue of the magazine, which is out now and can be found online HERE.
District Attorney Warren Montgomery point out how dangerous this time can be when it comes to scams. He urged everyone who is getting money from the government to be very careful when it came to interacting with people online or on the phone.
Leah told us about steps taken by Chevron in the last few weeks, especially when it comes to helping some of our local non-profits. Hear what she had to say in the interview below.
Lacey Osborne updated our listeners on what the chamber has been up to since this started. She spoke about some great online resources they have put together. She also talked about the importance of the federal help that is coming. Hear her below.
Parish President Mike Cooper spoke about the importance of staying the course and staying home. He also spoke about the upcoming Easter weekend and how people need to remain isolated. Hear him below.
Chris spoke to us about where business owners and employees can get information that will help them get back on their feet. He also shared a positive message about recovery and how he thinks that might play out.
Parish President Cooper spoke about staying the course and not letting our guard down as we work our way through this. Hear what he said in the interview below.
Colleen gave us some great tips about mindset and maintaining the proper perspective in times like these. Hear what she said in the interview below.
We spoke to Jessica and got some info from her. They have temporarily closed their Mandeville location and consolidated in Covington. They are following CDC guidelines for their curbside pickup. Hear more in the interview below.
Don Shea shared the newest numbers with us, with the jobless claims being pretty high locally. He also talked about some local opportunities for temporary work. Hear what he said in the interview below.
Nick talked about some of the stressing things we are dealing with during quarantine. We talked about arguments with our spouses and how to deal with our children. Hear him in the interview below.
Lori shared some tips for dealing with our kids over this long stretch of time. They are doing a lot of things online right now too while the center is closed. Hear her below.
Alexandra joined us with a new friend she brought home for the day. they have some new protocols in place when it comes to visiting the Humane Society. They are asking customers/clients to stay in their cars and they are going out to your car in PPE to get your pet for their appointment. Hear…
Parish President Mike Cooper called in early this morning. He told us we all did a little better job with large gatherings on the waterways but he said we need to do better when making trips to stores. Hear him in the interview below.
Susan called in to talk about the new emergency relief fund they are using to help people on the Northshore. She spoke about giving to the fund, but she also spoke about giving to any cause during these trying times. Hear her in the interview below.
Nicole spoke to us from her “home office” about everything they are doing to assist the hospital as they address this crisis. They need supplies and other donations and you can hear her talk about it in the interview below.
Experts say getting in a routine, even when you have nothing to do, can be very important to maintaining your mental health. Nick Richard and Brenda Martin spoke about this in an interview we did today. Hear that interview in the bit below.
Elaine spoke about steps STHS has taken to safely recycle some masks and cut down on the number of masks they go through every day. Hear how they do it in the interview below.
We got to talk with Dr Hill about COVID 19 and how STHS is responding to it. At the beginning of the interview he explains where we are and how to best manage your exposure to it. Hear him in the interview below.
Greg Johnson is leading a volunteer effort to help at risk and shut-in people get their groceries and food. Hear him talk about it in the interview below.
