Helping non-violent juvenile offenders turn their lives around is one of Youth Service Bureau’s main missions. YSB carries out this important work through Crossroads, our juvenile delinquency intervention program.
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Give the Gift of Hope – Donate to Children’s Advocacy Center Hope House
The COVID-19 crisis has only amplified our national and local child abuse epidemic. As a united community, we can heal those emotional wounds, get justice for children, and restore faith in families, communities, and institutions.
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.
Thanksgiving Donations at Northshore Humane Society
For the price of a movie ticket, $13.90, you can provide food to an animal in need for an entire month. Together we can make Thanksgiving Day special for a homeless dog or cat. Your special gift will give an innocent animal the second chance and loving family they have always deserved.
CPD Update: Heat Advisory in Effect St. Tammany Parish
For the Excessive Heat Warning, dangerously hot conditions with heat index values greater than 112 expected. For the Heat Advisory, heat index values of 108 to 112 expected.
Northshore Food Bank Plays An Essential Role in Fighting Hunger During COVID-19
Northshore Food Bank is open for operation and here to serve both our regular recipients and anyone who might find themselves in need of
COVID-19 Testing Coming to Northshore Parishes
Baton Rouge, La – Residents of St. Tammany, Washington, Livingston, Tangipahoa and St. Helena parishes will have more local options for COVID-19 testing. In
Law Enforcement Roundtable Discussion
District Attorney Warren Montgomery brought together Sheriff Randy Smith, two local pastors, a representative of a local crime watchdog group, and two community volunteers
“Socks for Seniors” From the Office of District Attorney Warren Montgomery
Santa made an early delivery this week at two area nursing homes with a little help from District Attorney Warren Montgomery’s Office. As part
Art Association Partners with Service Bureau in Chef Soiree 2016 Poster Selection
For the first year ever, the Youth Service Bureau, in partnership with the St. Tammany Art Association, will select the artist for the 2016
St. Tammany Parish Election Results – Tough Races Yield Runoff for District Attorney
Dawn Amacker successfully defended her 22nd Judicial Seat with a strong showing (72%,) while Brian Trainor and Warren Montgomery will be headed into a
Curatorship, Recusals & Public Office by Timothy Gates, Correspondent
While last week gave a brief overview of the District Attorney Debate hosted by Concerned Citizens of St. Tammany, this week will explore a
Brief Analysis Of CCST D.A. Debate by Timothy Gates, Correspondent
The Concerned Citizens of St. Tammany hosted a debate for the candidates for D.A. at the John Davis Center in Lacombe on August 26,
Forum for Upcoming Elections at Fuhrmann Auditorium In Covington
Candidates for District Attorney St Tammany/Washington Parish, Division L 22nd JDC, Justice of the Peace Wards 1 and 3, and Constable Ward 3, will
Food Bank of Covington Hosts School Supply Drive
The Food Bank of Covington (CFB) is currently seeking monetary donations to help fund their annual school supply and uniform drive. CFB helps eligible
CW Economic Development Educational Series: How Major Economic Development Occurs In St. Tammany Parish
Covington Weekly began after pitching an idea to the Covington Business Association at the request of our friend who is no longer with us,
Deaf Action Center North Shore
“Breaking down barriers, enabling independence.” The Deaf Action Center is committed to helping the deaf and hearing impaired lead independent and productive lives. Their
Covington Food Bank
The Covington Food Bank serves in-need families in the tri-parish area of St. Tammany, Tangipahoa and Washington. An average of 20% of the people