One Small Step Against Abortion, One Giant Leap for the Unborn
(COVINGTON, La.) — In 2019, 8,144 unborn babies were killed in Louisiana (prolifelouisiana.org). Since the landmark 1973 Supreme Court decision Row v. Wade, 61.8 million babies have been aborted in the United States. On Election Day, Nov. 3, Louisiana voters can take a strong step toward protecting women and their unborn babies with the passing […]
“Live Safe. Work Safe. Shop Safe.” Mike Cooper Creates Council to Revitalize St. Tammany Businesses
(COVINGTON, La.) — “Live Safe. Work Safe. Shop Safe.,” is the slogan of the 16 people St. Tammany Parish President Mike Cooper named to the St. Tammany Economic Recovery and Resiliency Advisory Council on Tuesday, Apr. 21. Cooper’s members come from all across the business spectrum, and the group’s goal is to put the parish’s […]
Cleaning Your Cell Phone Could Help Slow Coronavirus Spread
(COVINGTON, La.) — With COVID-19 spreading quickly throughout the United States, many wonder what kind of precautions they should take to avoid getting or spreading the virus. One of the best ways to prevent the spread of the virus is quite literally under your nose- cleaning your phone. The National Institutes of Health have found […]
First Possible COVID-19 Case Appears in Jefferson Parish, Louisiana
(BATON ROUGE, La.) — “In our great state, this is a time for seriousness. There is no place for panic or hysteria,” said Gov. John Bel Edwards in a press release at the state capital. The newly re-elected governor announced on his official twitter page that the Louisiana Health Department is currently testing a Jefferson […]
A Warning From “King Tide”
(COVINGTON, La.) — Thanks to photographers, scientists have been able to see and evaluate the size of the “king tide” that washed up on the shores of New Zealand. “King tides” are just especially high tides during spring, but they have eroded the coasts of the country and are scheduled to continue. New Zealand is […]
Wuhan Coronavirus: Masked Danger?
(COVINGTON, La.) — The flare-up of the Wuhan coronavirus in China has earned media attention and concern that the disease will spread. However, is the virus capable of killing vast majorities of populations worldwide? To put in perspective what exactly this would be like, the 2011 science fiction film Contagion shows the possibility of how […]
Why Slow Your Roll? The Mayor Has an Answer.
(COVINGTON, La.) — Traffic and traffic accidents have become a pressing issue around Covington and the rest of St. Tammany Parish. In order to combat and reduce these accidents, steps have been taken to ensure the safety of citizens. The St. Tammany Parish Sheriff’s Office was granted 194,230 dollars by the Louisiana Highway Safety Commission […]
Students Take D.C. in the March For Life
(WASHINGTON D.C.) — “All human life should be treated with the utmost respect and dignity,” said senior Andrew Lacoste. 22 St. Paul’s students joined the March for Life on Friday, all in support with this view on abortion. This year marks the 47th time pro-life marchers have gathered together in Washington D.C. to protest the […]
Dr. Shawn Mullet Leading Course on Energy in the 21st Century
(COVINGTON, La.) — Dr. Shawn Mullet is leading an extracurricular course for St. Paul’s students that examines 21st century issues around the renewability of vital resources like energy, food, and water. The course will culminate in a trip to Iceland over Easter break. Mullet, a new teacher at St. Paul’s this school year, has already […]
