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Local History: Covington In The Early 1930’s by Philip E. Pfeffer

July 2, 2020July 2, 20207 min read

Introducing our new Local History segment provided by local historical writer Ron Barthet. View his blog Tammany Family here. We turn now to the

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1930s, 22nd judicial district, Covington, Covington High, James T. "Jim" Burns, local historian, local history, Louisiana, Philip E. Pfeffer, Robert D. "Bob" Jones, ron barthet, Southern Hotel, SSA, St. Scholastica Academy, Tammany Family, Tugys
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Public Notice: Special Meeting for Covington Tree Board

August 29, 2014September 3, 20141 min read

The Covington Tree Board will host a special meeting Wednesday, September 3rd from 4 – 5:30 pm at the City Council Conference Room, at

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Annie Spell, Covington, Covington Tree Board, events, Keith Villere, Louisiana, Mike Gilly, news, public meeting, public notice, St. Scholastica Academy
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City Council To Address SSA Expansion Plan At Meeting

May 14, 2014May 14, 20141 min read

The Covington City Council will decide on the “hot topic” St. Scholastica Academy expansion plan on May 20th. The plan, which was approved by

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2014, citizens, City Council Meeting, City of Covington, Covington, Covington City Council, events, expansion plan, Historic Downtown, Louisiana, May 20th, news, public meeting, residents, School Board Building, SSA, St. Scholastica Academy
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“Icons: Personal Visions” – Byzantium to the American South At St. Tammany Art Association

January 2, 2014January 2, 20142 min read

Now through January 25, 2014, art lovers can see an exciting show at the St. Tammany Art Association called Icons: Personal Visions. The show

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"Icons: Personal Visions" exhibit, Alan Gerson, Byzantium to the American South, Christopher Guarisco, Douglas Bourgeois, events, Francie Rich, free events, Jacqueline Bishop, Jessica Goldfinch, John Hodge, Leslie Staub, Miranda Lash, Monica Zeringue, New Orleans Museum of Art Curator of Contemporary Art, news, public events, St. Joseph Abbey Seminary College, St. Scholastica Academy, St. Tammany Art Association, STAA, Thomas Mann, Walter Mader and Catherine Deano
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