Who doesn’t love crab cakes? Well for starters, people who don’t eat crab. But that doesn’t mean that you want to miss out on the delectable flavor experience that has made this dish a southern staple. In comes lion’s mane mushrooms to save the day!
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Wildlife Lookout: Louisiana Bats
A common sight at dusk, bats are the only mammal capable of true flight. Their order, Chiroptera, is the second largest order of mammals after rodents, comprising about 20% of all classified mammal species worldwide. There are over 1,400 species of bats in the world – 45 are native to the United States, 11 can be spotted in Louisiana.
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This week’s pic “Finally, Spring!” was submitted by Cathy Safford Submit your photo for “Pic of the Week” by emailing [email protected], posting on our
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This week’s pic of the Covington Trailhead was submitted by Eric Hecker Submit your photo for “Pic of the Week” by emailing [email protected], posting
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This week’s pic “Courthouse” was submitted by Cici Photography Submit your photo for “Pic of the Week” by emailing [email protected], posting on our Facebook
Northshore Food Bank Shares Impacts from 2020 Pandemic
Last week, Northshore Food Bank shared some of the impacts the COVID-19 pandemic had on the organization and the community.
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This week’s pic “Moon Over Watertank” was submitted by Ron Barthet Submit your photo for “Pic of the Week” by emailing [email protected], posting on
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This week’s pic “Covington Water Tower” was submitted by Cici Photography Submit your photo for “Pic of the Week” by emailing [email protected], posting on
Local History: African Americans in Covington by Dr. Eva Baham
“African Americans in Covington” is a collection of stories, memories and photographs covering the history, lives and triumphs of Covington’s African American community. Written by by Dr. Eva Semien Baham with forward by Rev. Mallery Callahan…
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This week’s pic “Whitney Clock Tower ” was submitted by Cici Photography Submit your photo for “Pic of the Week” by emailing [email protected], posting
Covington Weekly Introduces New Historic Walking Tour
Covington Weekly is excited to introduce the new Historic Walking Tour, a map and guide of historic locations in downtown Covington! Find the map in the latest edition of our Quarterly publication, out now at these fine locations…
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This week’s pic “Trailhead Sunset” was submitted by Katie Ostarly Photography Submit your photo for “Pic of the Week” by emailing [email protected], posting on
“Fine Wine for Canines” a Success for Northshore Humane Society
On Monday, January 25th Gallagher’s 527 in Mandeville hosted Fine Wines for Canines, a charity dinner and wine pairing to benefit the homeless animals of Northshore Humane Society. The limited capacity and socially distant evening included a five-course dinner, each course with an exquisite wine pairing.
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Fun side note, the plant in the bottom of the frame (peperomia) was purchased from Violeta’s Floral & Plant Shop here in Covington. Indoor plants add so much to your home!
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This week’s pic “Picture Perfect” was submitted by Erin Badeaux Submit your photo for “Pic of the Week” by emailing [email protected], posting on our
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This week’s pic of the Covington Watertower was submitted by Kelly Short Submit your photo for “Pic of the Week” by emailing [email protected], posting
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This week’s pic ‘Old Covington Oak’ was submitted by Renee Cutrer James Submit your photo for “Pic of the Week” by emailing [email protected], posting
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This week’s pic ‘Blooming in December’ was submitted by Cathy Safford Submit your photo for “Pic of the Week” by emailing [email protected], posting on
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This week’s pic ‘H.J.’s Lantern’ was submitted by Cici Photography Submit your photo for “Pic of the Week” by emailing [email protected], posting on our
How to Host a Food Drive for Northshore Food Bank
Each year, the Northshore Food Bank distributes over 1 million pounds of food to the residents of St. Tammany and Washington parishes. This year the Food Bank saw an increase of more than 110% in the number of individuals and families they serve due to COVID.