The St. Tammany Farmer

The St. Tammany Farmer The St. Tammany Farmer is a locally owned community newspaper serving St. Tammany Parish, Louisiana The Farmer is the official journal of St.
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Tammany Farmer provides in-depth coverage of news events, school and community activities and high school sports. Tammany Parish, City of Covington, City of Mandeville, City of Slidell, Greater New Orleans Expressway Commission, St. Tammany Parish School Board, Town of Abita Springs, Town of Madisonville, and Village of Folsom.

Flaming strip club? Closed shopping mall? This man’s ornaments gently poke fun at Slidell history.
12/21/2025

Flaming strip club? Closed shopping mall? This man’s ornaments gently poke fun at Slidell history.

From Scuttlebutt to North Shore Square Mall, this St. Tammany man is reliving the past with fun Christmas ornaments.

Santa is real. I know him.
12/20/2025

Santa is real. I know him.

As my fifth grader barged through the door after school one day, chatty as ever, she bombarded me with the statement I have been anticipating for years.

St. Tammany Council overrides President Cooper's veto and cuts raises, Safe Haven funding
12/20/2025

St. Tammany Council overrides President Cooper's veto and cuts raises, Safe Haven funding

After St. Tammany Parish President Mike Cooper line-item vetoed cuts to Safe Haven mental health campus and employee raises, the council overrode the vetoes.

Tourism master plan is aim of three town hall meetings
12/20/2025

Tourism master plan is aim of three town hall meetings

St. Tammany's tourism arm has scheduled three public hearings Jan. 13-15 in Covington, Slidell and Madisonville to hear from members of the public as part of creating a 10-year tourism

Four Lakeshore athletes pick their college destinations
12/19/2025

Four Lakeshore athletes pick their college destinations

Lakeshore High School's recent college signing class includes standout athletes in football, soccer, and softball, each sharing their excitement and future goals at their respective schools.

Northlake's Ava Dale uses her fierce intensity to hit special milestone
12/19/2025

Northlake's Ava Dale uses her fierce intensity to hit special milestone

Discover how Ava Dale, the defensive demon of Northlake Christian, brings intense focus and joy to the basketball court as she reaches the milestone of 1,000 career points.

Find out why Mount Carmel volleyball coach Taylor Ricaud is headed to PJP II
12/19/2025

Find out why Mount Carmel volleyball coach Taylor Ricaud is headed to PJP II

Pope John Paul II has announced the hiring of Taylor Ricaud, an experienced volleyball coach from Mount Carmel, to lead their volleyball program. Ricaud brings extensive coaching experience and a fresh perspective to the team.

Workplace beef fueled fatal gunshot. Covington man gets 30 years after guilty plea.
12/19/2025

Workplace beef fueled fatal gunshot. Covington man gets 30 years after guilty plea.

A Covington man has pleaded guilty in the 2020 shooting death of a former co-worker that authorities said stemmed from a workplace beef.

Folsom named its first employee of the year
12/19/2025

Folsom named its first employee of the year

For quite some time, Folsom Mayor Lance Willie has been pondering how he could honor some of his finest workers in and around the village.

St. Tammany property transfers for Nov. 24 - Dec. 1, 2025. See a list of home and other sales
12/19/2025

St. Tammany property transfers for Nov. 24 - Dec. 1, 2025. See a list of home and other sales

Who sold what in St. Tammany Parish? Check out our property transfers.

A Northlake senior scored 4 goals as the Wolverines continued their hot start
12/19/2025

A Northlake senior scored 4 goals as the Wolverines continued their hot start

Northlake Christian's Stevie Tujague scores four goals as the Wolverines secure a convincing 7-0 win over Haynes, showcasing strong teamwork and dominance on the field.

St. Tammany sheriff, parish government announce temporary agreement on courthouse security
12/19/2025

St. Tammany sheriff, parish government announce temporary agreement on courthouse security

The announcement ends, at least temporarily, the spectre of Sheriff Randy Smith pulling deputies from their courthouse security posts amid a dispute over money.

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