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W e d n e s d ay, S e p t e m b e r 16, 2026

School Board approves $515M budget

Abita Springs voters to choose between Saussy, Slifer for mayor BY WILLIE SWETT

Staff writer

The town of Abita Springs will elect a new mayor this fall, and the two candidates vying for the position have staked out positions on infrastructure, growth and some of the other big issues facing residents. Stephen Saussy, a Republican, and Sandra Slifer, who H H H H H H is not registered to any party, will both be on the Nov. 3 ballot. Though Abita Springs does not ä Abita Springs Town impose term limits, Mayor Dan Curtis Council candidates. opted not to seek rePAGE 2A election after eight years on the job. The town, which has a population of more than 2,500 people, has faced challenges related to its water, development, and finances in recent years. In December 2024, two former Abita Springs employees were charged with embezzling public funds, after they allegedly used town credit cards to buy things like alcohol and pillows. The town later sought guidance from the Louisiana Legislative Auditor’s office to ensure their financial practices were in line with the law. In June, Curtis declared a state of emergency after the town’s water well became too damaged for use. The town, which is named for the curative properties of its water, has been relying on Utilities Inc. of Louisiana to provide water. And in one of the most dramatic development battles in St. Tammany Parish, a state judge tried to put Curtis in jail multiple times for not complying with court orders to let a developer build a large new subdivision on the town’s outskirts. Both mayoral candidates say they would focus on some of these issues if elected.

Jabbia says future cuts must be made

BY JIM DERRY

ELECTION

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After months of incorporating new financial challenges, the St. Tammany Parish School Board has approved its budget of just over $500 million for the 2026-27 fiscal year. The approval, which was done by unanimous vote at the board’s Sept. 10 meeting, comes two months after the board agreed to give a small raise to its nearly 6,000 employees in addition to Gov. Jeff Landry’s mandated one-time stipend of $2,000 to teachers and $1,000 for support workers, which will come out of the budgets of local school districts. Of the $515 million in total expenditures, 57%, or just under $234 million, goes to salaries. Another $138 million is spent on teacher retirement pensions and insurance for employees and retirees. Though the budget has been the primary topic among board members for most of the past few months, there was little talk on it during the Sept. 10 meeting, as it was passed as part of a five-item consent agenda. District 15 representative Michelle Ruffino Gallaher asked about having it pulled for discussion but quickly relented. Superintendent Frank Jabbia said after the meeting that he expects this won’t be the last tough budget the district has to put together in coming years. Construction plans are being put on hold, he said, and “we will only focus on necessities.” “Everything will be evaluated,” Jabbia added. The budget included a series of funding measures that have been under discussion over the past several months, including the funding of local charter schools and the use of one-time funds. The board has repeatedly expressed its dissatisfaction at having to provide approximately $10 million to local charter schools. The vast majority of that figure has gone to the newly opened Academy of Classical Education charter school in Covington. Terri Prevost, the school system’s chief financial officer, has said the state’s Minimum Foundation Program funding fell by $24.8 million this year. To resolve a potential deficit, the district approved in August the use of $19.8 million in disaster relief funds. Meanwhile, the teacher’s union and central office administrators agreed in March to a Memorandum of Understanding to extend their expiring contract through the end of the fiscal year. Over the summer, they again negotiated additions, including the small raises to go with the governor’s stipends, bereavement leave, amended duties for paraprofessionals and other minor changes. “We have lost many students over the past decade and have gained hundreds of employees. It’s an unsustainable path,” said Brant Osborn, president of the St. Tammany Federation of Teachers and School Employees. “I think it’s going to take an outside party to get data to the board and put them in the driver’s seat. We don’t want to hurt programs and kids, but we have to find a way to right this situation.” Neither Osborn nor Jabbia say they want to cut staffing but both say they realize the pressures of the district’s current financial situation. Jabbia has repeatedly said there are instances when employees will leave the school system and it will be uncertain on whether they will be replaced. “We have taken a hard look at staffing as the year has gone on,” he said. “Staffing is being reevaluated every day as things come open. It comes down to necessity and safety and security, and that’s No. 1. If a school can have a workaround, that’s what we’re asking them to do right now.” Osborn said that he expects negotiations to resume between the federation and the school system “no later than Oct. 15 to discuss the governor’s stipend and other issues.”

PHOTOS BY BOBBY GILBOY

Capt. Travis Katen of St. Tammany Parish Fire Protection District No. 12 rings a silver bell six times — one peal for each life of a Louisiana resident lost during the Sept. 11, 2001, terrorist attacks.

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Kickstarter campaign launched for local field findings BY LISA VON EBERSTEIN Contributing writer

“I don’t see fireflies anymore.” Amber Elder hears it often from people who remember summer nights filled with tiny flashes of light, but who now struggle to find them. Elder, an independent field observer who lives near Covington, knows something about looking. She has spent several years looking for the answer in her own backyard. There is evidence that fireflies have declined in some places, but scientists do not yet know how much their numbers have changed in St. Tammany Parish. Fireflies face a growing list of pressures, including human-driven development, artificial light, pesticides and the loss of leaf litter and natural habitat where they spend much of their lives. Firefly experts say some of the insects people think have disappeared may still be there. They may be in leaf litter instead of the lawn, or along a wooded edge instead of under a porch light. They may appear for only a few weeks of the year, or flash at a time of night when most people are inside. Elder said she remembers catching fireflies

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Six bell tones reverberated cleanly over the din of traffic on La. 36 near Covington on Sept. 11. The solemn sounds came from a shiny bell affixed to a fire truck situated in front of St. Tammany Parish Fire Protection District No. 12. The bell was rung six single times to honor the six Louisiana residents who died in the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks 25 years ago. “We now pause in remembrance of those who lost their lives on Sept. 11, 2001, those who survived and carried its wounds, and those who later died from illnesses associated with the rescue and recovery,” said Janet Pittman, Regent of the Wharton Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution, which helped organize the ceremony. A small crowd of DAR members, EMS, and local firefighters, including District 12 Chief Terry Stuard, attended. They all fell into a reverent quiet as the names of Louisianans who died in the attacks were announced. One name in particular struck home. Mandeville resident Louis Calvin Williams III was in one of the World

Michael Martinez, plays taps while Fire District No. 12 Chief Terry Stuard bows his head during the somber occasion of the 25th anniversary of the 9/11 terrorist attacks on the U.S. Trade Center buildings when it was destroyed in the terrorist attack on New York City a quarter-century ago. Williams was a vice president and investment management consultant at Vestek. He was 52 years old. “May we honor those who were lost by remembering how they lived,” Chloe Coombe, the Wharton Chapter DAR chaplain, said. “May we honor those who sacriﬁced by following their example of courage and service. And may we never take for granted the men and women

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Abita Springs Town Council ballot loaded with 10 candidates Voters will select five to serve next four years

BY DAN LAWTON

Contributing writer

Ten candidates, only one of whom is an incumbent, are vying for five seats on the Abita Springs Town Council in the Nov. 3 election. They range in age from 38 to 82, and almost all agree that infrastructure and growth are central issues to Abita Springs, which is known for its quaint, small-town feel. Despite being heralded for its natural springs, the town has been under a water emergency since late June and has had to source its water from a nearby utility company. The water crisis is the top issue in the race, alongside perennial questions about development. The candidates are:

Carl A. Bayhi Bayhi, who spent 20 years as a law enforcement ofﬁcer with the St. Tammany Parish Sheriff’s Ofﬁce, said if elected he would seek to bolster the town’s safety with more community policing and a greater law enforcement presence on the Tammany Trace. He said the town’s chronic infrastructure issues, particularly the low water pressure caused by the town’s damaged well, also prompted him to enter the race. Bayhi, a 43-year-old Republican, said he wants to address the town’s maintenance issues and develop solutions to prevent future failures. “We are Abita Springs; our water should be what we are known for,” he said.

E.J. Boudreaux Boudreaux, 82, is the sole incumbent in the race and is seeking his second term on the council. A Republican, he is currently retired but previously worked as a quality assurance auditor in the engineering and technological ﬁelds. Boudreaux said he wants to return to the council to make more progress on infrastructure and funding issues. He believes his wealth of career experience and his history on the council make him well-positioned to help Abita Springs ﬂourish. “I have some unfinished business,” he said. “I still want to get the water, roads and sewage where it is usable for the town.”

Earl T. Carr Jr. Carr, a contractor who specializes in disaster reconstruction, moved to Abita Springs ﬁve years ago after his home was destroyed in Hurricane Ida. He and his wife moved to be close to children and grandchildren who live nearby. Carr, a 73-year-old Republican, cited his work in the construction ﬁeld as experience that makes him well-suited to address the town’s infrastructure issues. “The city is a business, and its product is infrastructure,” Carr said. “It desperately needs some assistance in that area, and as a contractor, everything you do is scheduling, budget, quality control.”

CARL BAYHI

E.J. BOUDREAUX

EARL T. CARR JR.

JOHN D’HEMECOURT

PERSONAL: 43, Born in Metairie, lived in Abita Springs for five years. EDUCATION: Graduated from Pope John Paul II High School and Southeastern Louisiana University. EMPLOYMENT: Previously worked as a law enforcement officer with St. Tammany Parish Sheriff’s Office for 20 years. POLITICAL: Republican.

PERSONAL: 82, Born in New Orleans, lived in Abita Springs for 30 years. EDUCATION: Graduated from East Jefferson High School in Metairie; college degree in petroleum services from Nicholls State University. EMPLOYMENT: Served four years in the U.S. Marine Corps. Worked as a quality assurance auditor in manufacturing, transportation and engineering fields. Retired. POLITICAL: Republican, first elected to Abita Springs Town Council in 2022.

PERSONAL: 73, Born in New Orleans, lived in Abita Springs for five years. EDUCATION: Graduated from Brother Martin High School. EMPLOYMENT: Contractor specializing in disaster reconstruction. POLITICAL: Republican.

PERSONAL: 77, Born in Baton Rouge, lived in Abita Springs for 28 years. EDUCATION: Graduated from Holy Cross High School and the University of New Orleans. EMPLOYMENT: Entrepreneur, president of J.D. Marketing Inc. POLITICAL: Republican. Former member of the Louisiana Republican Executive Committee, Vice Chair of Republican Committee in St. Tammany.

SHELDON KERR PERSONAL: 38, born in New Orleans, lived in Abita Springs for four years. EDUCATION: Graduated from Ponchatoula High School; college degree from University of Phoenix in Project Management. EMPLOYMENT: Project Manager at Chill-Rite 32 POLITICAL: Republican. Currently Vice Chairman of the Abita Springs Planning and Zoning Commision. WEBSITE: votesheldon.com. Carr said maintaining a potable water supply is an essential service the town must provide.

John d’Hemecourt A lifelong entrepreneur, d’Hemecourt is making his first run for town council, despite having previously served in Republican leadership positions in St. Tammany Parish and statewide. He said his priorities are schools, water, gas, drainage and roads, all areas he believes have not been sufﬁciently prioritized in the recent past. An Abita Springs resident of 28 years, D’Hemecourt, 77, said experience running his own business and serving on a variety of boards makes him a good ﬁt for the council.

Stewart ‘ManyLightnings’ Eastman Eastman, a 75-year-old former database administrator, has lived in Abita Springs for 14 years. Eastman has run for town council multiple times but has never won. He is a

ROBERT ‘BOB’ KRIEGER PERSONAL: 66, Born in New Orleans, lived in Abita Springs for 23 years. EDUCATION: Graduated from Jesuit High School (New Orleans); bachelor’s degree from Loyola University (New Orleans); master’s degree in broadcast management from Southern University. EMPLOYMENT: Director of Technology at Christ Episcopal School near Covington. Previously served as a Commander in the U.S. Navy and U.S. Navy Reserve for 23 years. POLITICAL: No Party WEBSITE: bobkrieger.com.

JOHN PREBLE

PERSONAL: 78, Born in New Orleans, lived in Abita Springs for 54 years. EDUCATION: Graduated Chalmette High School; college degree from University of Louisiana at Lafayette (previously University of Southwestern Louisiana). EMPLOYMENT: Owns and operates the Abita Mystery House and the Abita Hotel. Previously taught art at Loyola University (New Orleans). POLITICAL: Republican. Twice ran unsuccessfully for mayor of Abita Springs (most recently in ANGELA WHITEHEAD 2018). PERSONAL: 55, born in WEBSITE: johnpreble.com. Livingston Parish, lived in Abita Springs for 30 years. er, along with other changes, EDUCATION: Graduated which he said will alleviate from Doyle High School; the town’s water crisis. holds management degree Sheldon Kerr from Southeastern Louisiana Kerr, 38, is one of the young- University. er candidates in the race and EMPLOYMENT: Paralegal. the father of two young chilPOLITICAL: Republican. dren. He emphasized the

need for Abita Springs to remain a family-oriented town that attracts new residents. “We want people to move here and plant roots and raise their families,” he said. Kerr, a Republican, currently serves on the town’s planning and zoning commission. He said if elected, he would try to improve the town’s communication by making better use of social media. He would also focus on ensuring that Abita Springs is well funded so the frequent attendee of council town can grow while retainmeetings and thinks he can ing its unique character. help the town grow responsibly and find solutions to its Bob Krieger infrastructure woes. Krieger, 66, is a former “My biggest issue is that I U.S. Navy commander and like the town the way it is, and currently works as the directo keep it unique we have to tor of technology at Christ regulate chains and overde- Episcopal School. He said he’s running to preserve the velopment.” Eastman, who originally is small-town charm of Abita from New York City, has a zo- Springs and to make sure ology degree from Amherst growth is measured and reand a paralegal certification sponsible. from the University of New “We don’t need to have a Orleans. He was previously big box store or anything like a member of the Green Party that, which would be an eyeand said he is now in the Abita sore,” he said. Party, of which he is the only Krieger, who is not affiliatcurrent member. ed with a political party, has He said what he’s most frus- lived in Abita Springs for 20 trated by is the town’s water years. He said his 23 years of issues and that he has a plan experience in the Navy will to build a second water tow- help him develop ongoing

maintenance systems to improve the town’s infrastructure.

John Preble Despite never holding elected ofﬁce, Preble is a veteran of Abita Springs politics. The artist and owner of the Abita Springs Mystery House has run for mayor twice and said that he has “more business skin in Abita Springs than anyone else.” “I don’t want anybody to tell me what to do,” he said, about why he was running. Preble previously ran for mayor as an independent, but has switched to the Republican Party.

Angela Whitehead A paralegal, Whitehead said she is motivated by a need to hold elected leaders accountable for taxpayer revenue. “We should get to know where our money is going and what it is being used for,” she said. The 55-year-old Republican has lived in Abita Springs since 1996. Originally from Livingston Parish, she said she believes her work experience makes her good at listening to people’s problems, cutting through red tape and

STEWART ‘MANYLIGHTNINGS’ EASTMAN PERSONAL: 75, from New York City, lived in Abita Springs for 14 years. EDUCATION: Graduated from high school in New York; college degree from Mercy College (New York); master’s degree in zoology from University of Massachusetts Amherst; paralegal certification from the University of New Orleans. EMPLOYMENT: Retired, previously worked as a database administrator. POLITICAL: Counts himself as the lone member of the “Abita Party,” listed on ballot as “Other”. Ran several times previously for the Abita Springs Town Council. WEBSITE: voteeastman.com.

JOHN ZIMEK PERSONAL: 38, Metairie, lived in Abita Springs for five years. EDUCATION: Graduated from Northlake Christian School; bachelor’s degree from LSU; master’s degree from University of Louisiana-Lafayette. EMPLOYMENT: Financial adviser. POLITICAL: Republican. ﬁnding solutions. “I love the quirkiness of Abita, and I just want to help it continue to thrive,” she said.

John Zimek Zimek, 38, is making his first run for public office and has been living in Abita Springs since 2021. A financial advisor, he cited the town’s water issues as his number one issue but also mentioned drainage, traffic and walkability as other priorities. Zimek, a Republican, said he would like to see the town attract more tourists, perhaps by increasing the number of festivals and events. A self-described good listener, Zimek said he’s able to get along with everybody, regardless of their political affiliation. “I’m team-oriented, and that team is Abita,” he said.

Slidell can turn off water if account is 15 days past due BY JIM DERRY Staff writer

The Slidell City Council unanimously passed an ordinance Tuesday night that will allow it to charge a late fee on water bills, and it can disconnect any accounts past due by 15 days or more. The ordinance, which was proposed by council members Sean

Fadely and Shawn Jones, authorizes the city “to utilize and undertake all remedies available under Louisiana law to recover debt owed to the city.” Fadely said the city continues to lose money due to “bad debt from unpaid water bills each year,” and that it adds up to as much as “a couple hundred thousand” dollars annually.

In addition, the council authorized the city to charge a 10% late fee to any account that goes unpaid past the due date. Also in the ordinance, the city will lower the amount of the disconnect fee from $50 to $35, but it will add a $35 fee to be charged for any reconnect. It adds, “no reconnect will be performed by the city until the city conﬁrms all out-

standing amounts have been paid with sufﬁcient funds.” “The shutoff is for two reasons,” Fadely said. “One, to prevent the city from sending out three free months of water that isn’t being paid for. Two, if you’re already behind one month and can’t get caught up, you’re not going to get caught up on three months.” The ordinance does allow for

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an account holder to dispute any charges before being cut off, as long as he or she does so before it is 15 days beyond the “past due” date. Jim Derry covers St. Tammany Parish, and has been part of The Times-Picayune staff for much of the past 36 years. Jim can be reached via email at jderry@ theadvocate.com.

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Saussy, who has lived fulltime in Abita Springs since around 2010, said he hopes to bring his experience in various parts of government, including his current work on the town’s board of aldermen, to the mayor’s office. Saussy said he wants to focus on public safety, infrastructure and government accountability. “The biggest thing is rebuilding the character and integrity of the town of Abita Springs,” Saussy said. Pointing to the issues with the town’s well, “You have to do the preventive maintenance on your car. You have to do the preventative maintenance on your house. It’s not different with government.” If residents elect him, the former St. Tammany reserve police officer said, “You’ll have someone at the helm that knows the language and can have the dialogue with law enforcement.” He said he wants a Town of Abita Springs law enforcement officer to be at intersections near schools to help students walk to school safely. Saussy said as a member of the board of aldermen, he’s helped secure money for sewer improvement and has worked to make Town Hall accessible to residents with disabilities. As for commercial and residential growth, he said he wants to “maintain the character of Abita” but also wants to see growth in appropriate areas and make sure the city has sewer capacity for more people. “Abita Springs is the gem of the New Orleans metropolitan area,” he said.

Slifer Slifer, who moved to Abita Springs 10 years ago and has lived in St. Tammany Parish since 1990, said electing her as mayor would be “a way to start over, and bring people back together and bring some trust and a different attitude to the town to the table.”

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STEPHEN SAUSSY

PERSONAL: 71. Born in Crystal Lake, Illinois, has lived in Abita Springs since 2015 and St. Tammany Parish since 1990. EDUCATION: Graduated from Cary-Grove High School in Cary, Illinois; Bachelor’s in mass communication from Illinois State University. PROFESSIONAL: Retired computer and technology marketing and sales; worked for St. Tammany Clerk of Court in elections. POLITICAL: No Party candidate, St. Tammany Fire Protection District No. 8 board member, former president of St. Tammany League of Women Voters, Louisiana League of Women Voters, Abita Springs Garden Club and Keep Abita Beautiful. WEBSITE: voteslifer.com.

PERSONAL: 61. Born in New Orleans, lived in Abita Springs full-time since 2010 EDUCATION: Graduated from St. Stanislaus High School in Bay St. Louis, MS; Bachelor’s in psychology from University of Southern Mississippi; paramedic training at University of South Alabama; Slidell Police Academy. PROFESSIONAL: Currently works in damage prevention for Entergy in New Orleans; retired medical sales; former paramedic; former reserve police officer in St. Tammany Parish. POLITICAL: Republican, Abita Springs Board of Aldermen since 2018, former St. Tammany Fire Protection District No. 8 board member.

“The town of Abita has gone through a rough four years, with the court cases with Abita Meadows, with the thefts that happened, some of the challenges regarding infrastructure,” Slifer said. Slifer said her time with community organizations such as the St. Tammany League of Women Voters is an asset in the mayor’s race, and that it gives her unique insight into town zoning issues. “We would sit down with the developers,” she said. “We worked together to make their plans better. We listened to the public. We may oppose one development, but we supported another development that the developer did.”

She said she wants to see more improvements to the city’s sewage system, including its pumping stations, and also wants to address drainage issues. She’d push for building more sidewalks, trails and other modes of transportation in town. And she wants to work with the parish and state to improve busy intersections in the area, such as where Harrison Avenue meets La. 59. Slifer said Abita Springs should aim for responsible growth. “I think that Abita has always been recognized as being unique and something that people really all over the parish treasure. It doesn’t mean we won’t grow, but it does mean we grow without losing the character of the town. We don’t lose what makes us special.”

Gulf South Commerce Park begins work on ﬁrst industrial warehouse BY GRACE MAYER

ultimately draw more of those types of tenants to the industrial park. “We’re building significant interest from Nearly five years after planning began for users of all sizes, so it’s just proof that the a new industrial park near Mandeville, the plan that was kicked off years ago is comGulf South Commerce Park is more than ing to fruition,” said Matt Hubert, executive quadrupling its footprint and construction vice president of investments at Blue Steel has started on the first warehouse at the site. Development. On Sept. 9, developers said they recently acquired 300 acres of land adjacent to the Growing the industrial park existing 100-acre site in response to anCrosby Development, which is based in ticipated demand. At the same time, they Mandeville, purchased the land for Gulf also have broken ground on a roughly South Commerce Park around five years 200,000-square-foot industrial building, ago. In the last three years, the developer which they are building “on spec,” meaning has gradually built out infrastructure on the property, including a water tower and utilithey don’t have a tenant lined up yet. Taken together, the two recent develop- ties, and cleared land for development, all ments signal that the market is bullish on with the aim of getting closer to realizing a the need for northshore industrial space, 900-acre master plan. Around 1,000 acres in the area have albusiness park officials said. “We need to have projects ready to go for ready been zoned for manufacturing and these tenants,” said John Crosby, CEO of logistics projects. That zoning allows for Crosby Development, the firm behind Gulf warehouse and distribution facilities to be South Commerce Park at the intersection of built on the site, such as light manufacturI-12 and La. 1088. ers or cold storage facilities, Crosby said. “The bigger deals will come along in the He has previously said that it was unlikely future, but for the smaller companies, spec the park would add a large-scale data censpace is really important.” ter in the future, since such a facility would Blue Steel Development, an industrial de- require additional energy generation to be veloper headquartered in Florida, is work- built. An additional $2 million investment from ing with Crosby on the project and is building the warehouse, which will be located on Louisiana’s FastSites program, also an13 acres. nounced on Sept. 9, will help cover the cost The $22 million facility is expected to be of acquiring an additional 300 acres of land, completed in the first quarter of 2027, after bringing the park’s total acreage closer to which officials hope a logistics, manufactur- 400. That land will be prepped and cleared ing or distribution tenant will move in — and by the end of 2028.

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his seat, got the nod. His previous term ended Aug. 31. The council praised It’s not always easy ﬁnding citizens willing to serve Rhinehart’s work on the on the Mandeville Planning commission and voted and Zoning Commission, unanimously for his reapwhich hears zonpointment. He has been a commissioning cases and helps guide development er since 2019 and in the city. has served as chairCity Council man of the Zoning members said it can Commission and be a time consumvice chairman of the Planning Coming and thankless job that involves Rhinehart mission since 2021. delving deeply into But members also intricate and thorny land praised the other two appliuse issues. The pay is mere cants, Charles Guinchard, $100 a month. president of the Old ManSo, when three applicants deville Business Associawith impressive credentials tion, and retired architect applied for an open seat on Dennis Horchoff. the seven-member commis“For the other two peosion, City Council members ple who are also very well qualiﬁed — Mr. Guinchard were well pleased. At its meeting Sept. 10, and Mr. Horchoff — thank the City Council appointed you for applying,” council one of the three applicants member Kevin Vogeltanz to a new seven-year term on said. “I think you are both very talented. It didn’t work the commission. Brian Rhinehart, who was out this time, but I would seeking reappointment to encourage you both to apContributing writer

ply again.” Commissioners serve staggered terms, which results in one of the seven seats opening each year. The council’s selection of a Planning and Zoning Commissioner came on the night before the 25th anniversary of the terrorist attacks on the World Trade Center in New York City on Sept. 11, 2001. Mandeville businessman Lou Williams, a member of the city’s Planning and Zoning Commission in 2001, was one of more than 3,000 Americans who died in the attack. Mayor Clay Madden encouraged citizens to visit the small park in the Beau Rivage neighborhood dubbed “Lou’s Lot,” which is maintained by the city as a tribute to Williams. Williams, who was a resident of Beau Rivage, was visiting New York City on business and was on the 78th ﬂoor of the south tower when the attacks occurred.

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Continued from page 1A beneath a large magnolia tree at her great-grandmother’s house when she was a little girl. Decades later, she found an elusive female Photuris frontalis as a faint flicker low in the leaf litter on her own property. The discovery led her to begin studying and documenting the species, eventually participating in field work with researchers at Congaree National Park in South Carolina. Now her research is helping bring more attention to what lives in St. Tammany. “Amber’s observations are quite noteworthy,” said Christine Gambino, an LSU Agricultural Center extension associate involved in firefly research, education and outreach. She and her team have begun discussing efforts with Elder to document and characterize the firefly species found in St. Tammany. “We do not have longterm population datasets for St. Tammany Parish or Louisiana as a whole that would allow us to quantify exactly how much firefly numbers have changed over time. However, there is strong anecdotal evidence from residents across Louisiana who report seeing far fewer fireflies than they remember from childhood,” Gambino said. “One of our goals is to improve our understanding of which species are present locally, where they occur, and the habitats they use.” Elder and the LSU team are discussing local surveys to identify the firefly species found in St. Tammany. The goal is not simply to count flashes on a summer evening. It is to understand what those flashes tell us about the health of the habitats where fireflies live. “Leaf litter is often overlooked but is critically important. Many firefly larvae spend months to years in moist soil and decomposing leaf layers where they hunt prey and avoid desiccation. Removing leaves for a ‘clean’ landscape eliminates key habitat,” Gambino said. Lynn Faust of Knoxville,

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Amber Elder and her daughter Piper Elder, 9, in their firefly field gear on their home turf, where the elder Elder began studying ‘snappies’ — the Photuris frontalis — after finding an elusive female firefly on her property in the Covington/ Waldheim area. From there, her interest and research grew and ultimately linked up with researchers at LSU also doing work in firefly research, education, and outreach. The firefly enthusiasts are now planning some future work in concert. Tennessee, an advisory consultant on firefly studies who has followed Photuris frontalis for more than 30 years and is a mentor for Elder, said fireflies are remarkably easy to miss. “Most people are inside at night with artificial lights, TV and phone glare. It takes effort to go outside in the dark and look. The wilder the spot, the more likely it will have fireflies at the correct time of year — generally March to June deep down south — each species emerges at a predictable time of night and time of year once you become familiar,” Faust said. For Elder, the issue is not just scientific. It’s personal. “Fireflies have a way of bringing people together and invoking those memories of when you used to see them as a kid,” Elder said. “I don’t think I’ve known anybody who has a bad thing to say about the fireflies.” Those memories became the inspiration for “I Don’t See Fireflies Anymore” a Louisiana-based public

education project Elder developed to help families, educators, naturalists and other observers find, understand and protect the fireflies still around them. The project’s message is simple: Look down. Turn off the lights. Leave the leaves. “They’re not necessarily gone,” Elder said. “We’ve just forgotten how to look.” A Kickstarter campaign is launching to fund the educational side of “I Don’t See Fireflies Anymore,” including a firefly habitat guide, observation guide, illustrated educational presentation, public website and a firefly lapel pin with an educational backing card. To learn more about the project and campaign, log on to idontseefirefliesanymore.com and kickstarter. com/projects/fireflies/idont-see-fireflies-anymore. Residents can submit their own firefly stories and questions to I Don’t See Fireflies Anymore at P.O. Box 192, Covington, LA 70434-0192.

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Mitch Dillon shows transition program’s success BY JOLIE LINDLEY

“We knew then that he was well on his way to living on his own. It was a safe way for him to make mistakes, and he enjoyed making new friends on campus.”

totally an honor, and Sen. Boudreaux is a good guy.” Nicholls State’s program began in the fall of 2016, and is a U.S. Department of Education Certiﬁed Transition Program. “Our students have to do a certain amount of hours of internships, and they can live independently as much as they and their families want. The vast majority live in the dorms, and they love it. The goal is for them to be productive citizens. Mitch actually has two jobs now, and lives independently,” Breaud said. Mitch’s mother, Kathy Dillon, stressed the importance of the Nicholls State program to her son’s success in now being able to live independently. “If you ask Mitch what his major was in college, he’ll tell you ‘independence,’ ” she said. Kathy Dillon said that during Mitch’s ﬁrst semester in the program, they would pick him up to go home every weekend, but by his last semester, they hardly ever saw him. “We knew then that he was well on his way to living on his own. It was a safe way for him to make mistakes, and he enjoyed making new friends on campus,” she said. Nicholls State’s program em-

ploys a certiﬁed teacher as the program skills specialist who, along with the program director, provides the training and guidance for graduate assistants and peer mentors to assist the Bridge to Independence students. “The primary outcomes are for our students to be gainfully employed and able to live as independently as possible upon completion of the program,” Breaud said. Kathy Dillon said learning

those skills helped Mitch to now be employed at two jobs, including in Covington at Stone Creek Club and Spa. “He learned the job skills that helped him secure employment, and he doesn’t understand his particular impact — that someone with Down syndrome can actually go to college, work two jobs and live in his own apartment,” she said. While Kathy Dillon and her husband are originally from New Or-

leans, Mitch Dillon completed his K-12 schooling in Georgia, where the family was living at the time. However, upon his high school graduation, the family returned to Covington, and Mitch enrolled in Nicholls State, which Kathy Dillon credits with helping Mitch advance his advocacy work. “He fully understands what being on the Postsecondary Inclusive Education Advisory Council means and is proud of his work. He is also very humble about it,” she said. Breaud said she hopes the council’s work will continue to build more Certiﬁed Transition Programs throughout the state, citing additional programs that have come on board in recent years to help students in all regions of Louisiana. “We have nine CTPs in Louisiana now, and when you look at programs like ours, the students have better outcomes. We work on the board that Mitch is a member of to try to increase these programs,” she said. According to Breaud, having inclusive programs beneﬁts all students and faculty on a college campus. “Faculty and professors say having the Bridge students in their classes adds to their classes. General body students say the Bridge program provides them with life experiences that they value in their own lives. Many have friendships that have continued years since graduating and completing the program,” she said. Mitch Dillon agreed that his outcomes from the Bridge to Independence Program were all positive. “I liked learning new things about life, and I made a lot of friends. I loved watching football and baseball,” he said.

World Trade Center n Lt. Col. Robert Joseph Hymel Continued from page 1A (U.S. Air Force, retired), 55, of New Orleans, a management analyst with the Defense Intelligence who continue to answer the call in Agency in the Pentagon n Leo Russell Keene III, 33, of our communities each day.” In addition to Williams, five other Sulphur, an equities analyst in the Louisianans died in the attacks: World Trade Center n Elizabeth Ann “Betty” Farmer, n Lt. Michael Scott Lamana (U.S. 62, of New Orleans, an executive Navy), 31, of Baton Rouge, a Navy assistant at Cantor Fitzgerald in the flight officer in the Pentagon’s Navy

Command Center n Petty Ofﬁcer 2nd Class Kevin Wayne Yokum (U.S. Navy), 27, of Lake Charles, a Navy information systems technician in the Pentagon. Pittman and Stuard placed a wreath on a piece of a beam removed from the World Trade Center wreckage and now displayed as a memorial at Fire District 12 headquarters. “As we honor those who answered

the call 25 years ago, we also recognize those who continue to answer it in our own community today,” Pittman said, acknowledging the first responders in attendance. Lives lost that fateful day were on minds across St. Tammany Parish on the anniversary of the terrorist attacks. Groups of first responders from several areas of the parish participated in “stair climbs,” which are workouts in full firefight-

er gear that simulated the rigorous climbs hundreds of New York City firefighters made saving lives on World Trade Center stairwells 25 years ago. Later that day in Slidell, St. Tammany Parish Fire Protection District No. 1 officials gathered at Heritage Park and the memorial there to pay tribute to fallen heroes and innocents who lost their lives on Sept. 11, 2001.

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A Covington resident’s experiences gaining life skills and independence through the Nicholls State University’s Bridge to Independence program led to him making the motion that ensured millions of dollars in state funding will support not only the program from which he graduated, but also eight other comprehensive transition programs statewide for young adults with developmental disabilities. Gerald “Mitch” Dillon graduated from the Nicholls State program in 2022 and was recommended for a position on the state’s Postsecondary Inclusive Advisory Council by Mary Breaud, associate professor of education and faculty adviser for the Bridge to Independence Program. In this capacity, Dillon made the motion to approve the recent funding. “Mitch serves the Advisory Council as a representative of the Louisiana Developmental Disabilities Council. They reached out to me and wanted to know if I could suggest someone, and I knew he would be great, and his family would be supportive. I recommended him as a past student and graduate,” Breaud said. Legislation authored by Sen. Gerald Boudreaux, D-Lafayette, ﬁrst established the council. Subsequent legislation dedicated 3% of annual online sports wagering tax revenue to the cause, which this year will give $150,000 grants to nine established campus programs. About his appearance before the Louisiana Senate Finance Committee, Dillon said, “It was

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KATHY DILLON, mother of Mitch Dillon, on her son’s last semester at Nicholls State University’s Bridge to Independence program

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Mitch Dillon is taking care of business as an appointee to the Louisiana Developmental Disabilities Council. During an appearance before the Louisiana Senate Finance Committee, Dillon made the motion to approve $150,000 grants to each of nine transition programs for adults with developmental disabilities as part of Bridge to Independence programs. He graduated from one of the nine programs at Nicholls State University.

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Liz Fletcher, center, reads one of her compositions as her mother, Cerlida Fletcher, and Fred Cureau listen.

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At the commemoration of the Battle of Lake Pontchartrain are, from left, Dennis Dale, Sons of the American Revolution, George Washington Chapter; Mandeville Mayor Clay Madden; Robert Freeland of the Granaderos y Damas de Galvez; and Leonard Rohrbough and Paul Guidry of the Sons of the American Revolution, Pierre G. Rousseau Chapter.

Resurrected Live Poets Society of Slidell going strong Remembering little-known

Battle of Lake Pontchartrain

BY SUZIE HUNT

Contributing writer It is rare that a group can withstand a natural disaster, lie dormant for years and then recreate itself and ﬂourish. The Live Poets Society of Slidell is just such a group. Highly active before Hurricane Katrina, the poets met in the original Slidell Library and Cultural Center that once stood on Erlanger Street. After the storm, the group’s members were scattered to the winds. Then, almost two decades later, a few dedicated members decided to get the writers back together. “Before Hurricane Katrina, we hosted a monthly reading session. The public came, and we’d have a great crowd. The group was thriving. Then the storm destroyed our meeting place and dissolved our group,” said Maggie Sorrels, one of the group’s original members. A serendipitous meeting of several former members at a social group for widows sparked a resurgence of interest to gather the poets to share their words again, according to Sorrels. In its current incarnation, the Live Poets Society consists of several original members and many new participants. Verse celebrating love, death, hardship, joy and other facets of daily life resonate when they gather. Bettie Brike started writing poems when she was a much younger woman, but drifted away from writing when her time was dominated by her kids and family events. After meeting Sorrels and others at the widows club, she started writing again. She recently self-published her second book of poems, mainly for family and a few friends. “My best time to write is right after breakfast. That seems to be the time when ideas pop into my head,” Brike said. She completes about two poems a month and works in rhyme. Lucy Tierney enjoys sharing her haikus at the meetings. “Some of my poems are a mixture of run-on rants. They can be about complaints or they can be cheerful,” Tierney said. “I love a good rant,” former English teacher Liz Fletcher chimed in at a recent meeting. Fletcher was attending for the ﬁrst time with her mother, longtime member Cerlida Fletcher. “I like the way poetry can approach different spaces

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Marie Smith, center, looks on as friend Lucy Tierney reads one of Smith’s original poems. Lillian Schimmeck listens with the use of a closed-caption app on her cellphone. and experiences and can tell about them in different ways.” Marie Smith read a heartfelt valentine she had written to her husband not long before his death. “It turned out to be an epitaph for him. I used to write when I was stressed, but I don’t have as much stress now,” Smith said. Topics for the group’s work range from dinosaur chicken nuggets to paper dolls to car accidents to writing poems about writing poems. While some poems are written in the third person, Heloise Grant’s depiction of the young men from her hometown of Thibodaux leaving for World War II was personal and poignant. At a previous meeting, Jackie Baptiste reflected on how poetry can be found everywhere and used today’s rap lyrics as an example. Original member Fred Cureau recently returned to the group after 20 years away. “I used to hate poetry when I was in school. In college, I had to write a term paper on the poet Rod McKuen, and I learned poetry was more about having meaning than meter or rhyme. It wasn’t necessary for me to force myself into that conﬁned space, and I started writing free verse,” Cureau said. At the monthly meetings,

each participant shares either their own work or a favorite poem by another writer. Rebecca Hayes read a poem her father wrote and gave to her on her wedding day. From the emotion evident in her voice, the words still resonated with her even now. She also cherishes poems her father wrote to her mother. “They give me peace,” Hayes said. Cerlida Fletcher agreed with Hayes about the feelings that can come from reading poetry or hearing it read. “The way everyone expresses themselves, I ﬁnd it comforting. I do appreciate what the ladies read. They are a human outlet, a voice for the words on the piece of paper,” Cerlida Fletcher said. Several of these poets have participated in open mic nights at Roots Coffee Shop in Olde Towne Slidell and look forward to sharing their work at other venues. They welcome poets and people interested in learning more about poetry to attend their monthly meetings. “It’s exciting to be together again ... and we welcome anyone interested to join us,” Sorrels said. More information about the Live Poets Society in Slidell is available by emailing Sorrels at mpsorr2133@ gmail.com.

Young professionals invited to quickly connect, do good Staff report Young professionals looking to develop leadership skills while giving back to the community are invited to attend Speed Connection, a free, high-energy networking event designed to connect emerging leaders with local nonprofits and meaningful opportunities to get involved. Presented by the St. Tammany Chamber of Commerce’s Northshore Young Professionals and the Northshore Community Foundation and hosted by the Louisiana Organ Procurement Agency (LOPA), Speed Connection will be held Sept. 22 in LOPA’s second floor conference room at 68190 U.S. 190 near Covington. Now in its second year, Speed Connection brings young professionals together with representatives from local nonprofits in a fast-paced format. Attendees will have the

opportunity to learn about organizations making a difference across the northshore and explore ways to get involved, whether through volunteering, serving on a nonprofit board or providing support through their workplace or business. This year’s event features some two dozen participating nonprofits, giving attendees an opportunity to discover new organizations, learn about their missions and find causes that align with their interests and skills. The event includes check-in at 11:30 a.m.; the program at 11:45 a.m.; and lunch at 12:45 p.m. Attendance is free, but space is limited, so registration is required, and young professionals are encouraged to register soon at StTammanyChamber.org. Also on the site, check the events calendar for a complete list of participating nonprofits.

A wreath-laying ceremony commemorating the anniversary of the Battle of Lake Pontchartrain was held Sept. 10 on the Mandeville Lakefront. The event, which was sponsored by the city of Mandeville, the Sons of the American Revolution and the Granaderos y Damas de Galvez, remembered the little-known but important naval battle that took place on Sept. 10, 1779, and eventually ended a British blockade on the port of New Orleans. Though almost all of the American Revolution was fought on the East Coast of the continent, a British sloop and a Continental Navy schooner met in a fierce ﬁght for control of the waterways surrounding New Orleans on Sept. 10, 1779. At the time, Britain controlled the northshore and its ship was a commanding presence in the lake. The south shore, including New Orleans, was led by the Spanish colonial

Robert Freeland, of the Granaderos y Damas de Galvez Louisiana Chapter, speaks during an event commemorating the Battle of Lake Pontchartrain. The Granaderos y Damas de Galvez Louisiana Chapter exists to highlight Spain’s influential role in the American Revolution. Paulette Perrin, Pam Herty and Paula Mora represent the Daughters of the American Revolution, Pierre de Mandeville Chapter, on Sept. 10. governor of Louisiana, Bernardo de Galvez, who quietly helped the American revolutionaries in their quest for freedom from British rule. A marker on the Man-

deville Lakefront notes the naval battle and its signiﬁcance in American history. A monument was erected on the lakefront last year, further recognizing the conﬂict.

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Covington River Sweep still needs its volunteers

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A reminder that Keep Covington Beautiful is sponsoring its annual Bogue Falaya River litter cleanup sweep on Sept. 26, and meeting in the park boat launch at at 9 a.m. to get things started. Volunteers with canoes and kayaks should bring them there to get their assignments for collecting debris from the river between the U.S, 190 Bridge and the 4th Avenue/Menetre Boat Launch. Volunteers with and without paddle craft are needed for the morning collection. Sign up by Sept. 22 and get all details at www.keepcovingtonbeautiful.org/.

People of Ukraine tell their own stories Staff report The northshore branch of the American Association of University Women will sponsor a Sept. 26 showing in Madisonville of the documentary “Transplanted Roots,” in which Ukrainian refugees who came to Louisiana following Russia’s fullscale invasion of Ukraine in 2022 tell their own stories. Over the course of an hour in a meeting room of the branch library, refugees share their accounts of what they left behind, how they made their way here and what it has taken to rebuild

their lives in an unfamiliar place. Rather than portraying the war from a distance, the ﬁlm puts individual voices at the center, creating a powerful record of displacement, resilience and the human consequences of a war that continues to this day. “Transplanted Roots” premiered at The Broad Theater in New Orleans, and will now be shared again in the library conference room at 2 p.m. in the documentary by political scientist and Fulbright Research Scholar Alla Rosca, president of the World Affairs Council of New Orleans.

This screening grew out of the Mandeville-based “Great Decisions” group discussion of the ongoing war in Ukraine. Rosca led that session and mentioned her documentary, and the group expressed interest in watching it. The Northshore branch has offered Great Decisions world civics education program as a community outreach since 1973, and in 2024, it was expanded to three sessions — one each in Madisonville, Mandeville, and Slidell — and all open to the public. The program continues in 2027. Since 1881, the American

Association of University Women has adhered to a mission to advance equity for women and girls through advocacy, education, philanthropy and research. The branch in St. Tammany Parish was chartered in 1964 as a professional organization for women focusing on their identity as intellectual contributors. The branch prides itself on offering diverse and stimulating programs to its members and the community. For more information about the northshore branch, contact Eileen deHaro’s website at www. northshore-la.aauw.net.

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Dmytro and Tetiana Yamnichenko pose with their daughter, Emiliia, 17 months, in August of 2022, near Pearl River. The family had recently fled the war in Ukraine and were being helped by a St. Tammany Parish couple.

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The Slidell Noon Lions Club sent to the Thika School for the Visually Impaired in Kenya some $6,600 that was used to refurbish one of its old, deteriorated dormitories by adding a new roof, replacing ceiling panels, installing ceramic tiles around sink, shower and toilets, and do interior and exterior painting. The work was completed this spring.

Slidell Noon Lions help school in Kenya Staff report In 2025, the Slidell Noon Lions donated $6,600 and three Braille tablets to Kenya’s Thika School for the Visually Impaired, a project that satisﬁed two Lions International missions to step up its long ﬁght against blindness both in the U.S. and around the globe Slidell Noon Lions Club President Dan Ferrari strongly encouraged the club, after his visit to Kenya last year, to make donations to the Thika School. The club and its supporters managed to send $6,600 that was used by the school to refurbish one of its old, deteriorated dormitories by adding a new roof, replacing ceiling panels, installing ceramic tiles around sink, shower and toilets, interior and exterior painting. The work was completed this past spring. Ferrari urged the club to donate again this year to fund more improvements to the school itself, which was not adequate or in good repair. In response, the club

put up $2,000 from its treasury and 17 members and member friends donated the rest in order to wire another $6,650 (and send another three tablets) to the school’s manager, the Kenya East Territory Salvation Army, in late June. Penina Mutuku, the school’s head teacher, chose to expand the undersized student dining facility with the second Lions’ donation, but unfortunately, it was not enough to complete the expansion. This project is deemed critical, as visually impaired students carrying hot food in an overcrowded facility risks burning themselves and one another. In July, the club was notified that the Kenyan government has now designated the Thika School as a “Center of Excellence” and committed the equivalent of $23,000 for infrastructure improvements that, along with the Slidell Noons Lions’ donation, should easily cover the cost of the dining hall expansion, plus other infrastructure improvements,

Ferrari said. The Slidell club was formally recognized for its support of the school by the District Governor of Louisiana District 8N last August and again this May. In addition, the past president of Lions Clubs International congratulated the club for “exemplifying global service” through its partnership with the East African school, calling it a “prime example of traveling with purpose” and working with passion across borders to “to make the world a better place.” Slidell residents encouraged by the club to support its fundraising efforts, including Tuesday and Thursday afternoon bingo, the Second Saturday Pancake Breakfast, its annual Touch a Truck event and venue hall rentals. With funds raised from these activities, the club said good work can continue. Editor’s note: The St. Tammany Farmer is printing this story again as it ran with an incorrect headline in the Sept. 9 edition. We regret the error.

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Dew Drop opens with jazz, blues from ’20s DEW DROP JAZZ HALL

BY SHEILA GRISSETT Staff writer

The Dew Drop Jazz & Social Hall will start its fall season with a Sept. 26 concert featuring the Smoking Time Jazz Club, performing the music of “Blues Queens of the 1920s” It will be a legitimate romp and stomp through another era, the music of an earlier age, the songs of legendary women such as Ma Rainey, Clara Smith and Bessie Smith. Led by the powerful, yet effervescent voice of of New Orleans singer Sarah Peterson, the Smoking Time Jazz Club will bring history to life on the Dew Drop stage in Old Mandeville, which is itself a piece of music history more than a century old. This performance will represent the powerful voices of early blues and jazz, blended in with Smoking Time’s lively New Orleans style. It’s an evening celebrating the music, spirit, and legacy of the strong female voices that paved the way for generations to come. Other members and/or rotation players of Smoking Time include Jack Pritchett, trumpet (also featuring Charlie Halloran at times); Joe Goldberg, clarinet, alto and soprano saxophones; John Joyce, upright bass; Mike Voelker, drums; Brett Gardner and Hunter Burgamy, guitar and banjo; and James McClaskey, banjo and vocals. For those new to the Dew

WHO: The Smoking Time Jazz Club’s Blues Queens of the 1920s. WHEN: Sept. 26, 6:30 p.m. to 9 p.m.; doors open 5:30 p.m. WHERE: 430 Lamarque St., Mandevillle HOW MUCH: All adults $15 to enter the grounds (cash preferred); kids and students, free. No advance tickets sold. WHAT ELSE: Beer, wine, sodas and water (cash only) at the bar. Hot plate dinners of fried chicken, fried fish and all the fixins’ sold next door by the Ladies of The First Free Mission Baptist Church (cash preferred). SEATING: Inside is first come, first served for about 100, but most people sit outside, so bring a lawn chair. No smoking, ice chests, outside food/drinks or pets are allowed. PARKING: In the lot across the street or on neighborhood streets — but don’t block driveways.

Drop, there is seating on pews inside the old wooden shotgun jazz hall, or for those who prefer the great outdoors, bring a fest chair from home and set up outside under the old live oaks to enjoy the music from there with friends and neighbors,

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Smoking Time Jazz Club Blues Queens of the 1920s weather permitting. It’s also easier to spread out and enjoy the homemade food cooked at the church next door especially for Dew Drop guests, but get

your drinks at the Dew Drop bar inside the hall. No food or drinks from home allowed. It’s also best to bike, carpool or get dropped off for the show.

There is limited designated parking, and once it fills up, guests need to ﬁnd spots in the neighborhood without blocking driveways.

Night of major bluegrass music in Covington BY SHEILA GRISSETT Staff writer

It will be a night to remember for fans of bluegrass in Covington’s Fuhrmann Auditorium on Sept. 25 when dynamic international fiddle player Jason Carter and his band take center stage for an energetic, knee-slapping concert hosted by the Northshore Traditional Music Society. Carter was the fiddler for three decades with the Del McCoury Band, the most awarded group in bluegrass history. Carter also has three Grammy awards, including a “Best Bluegrass Album” with the Travelin’ McCourys, of which he is a founding member. In addition to the Grammys, Carter has also taken home six International Bluegrass Music Association “Fiddle Player of the Year” Awards. Carter has been featured on albums by Steve Earle, Ricky Skaggs, Dierks Bentley, Charlie Daniels, Vince Gill, Asleep at the Wheel and many more, in addition to his tireless touring and recording with Del and the Travelin’ McCourys. But don’t come late to the 6:30 p.m. show and miss the opening act by the Covington-based Spring Chickens. The local flock is warming up for the main act, and

Jason Carter it would be a mistake to miss them because they are home boys. The Chickens are a younger group of players who love the old music and are adding their own edge, hoping to bring in younger converts to the old genre — and from all all indications — they are making headway. Led by Northshore Traditional Music Society Bluegrass Chair Cody Smith on mandolin (and a half-dozen other instruments), the Chickens were recently proﬁled in The Bluegrass Standard; have played live on New Orleans’ iconic WWOZ radio; and are the

Spring Chickens newest house band for the historic more festivals and even shared a Abita Springs Opry, the undisput- bill with East Nash Grass and the ed nexus of traditional music on Edgar Loudermilk Band. the northshore. They are playing Tickets cost $15 to $100 at event-

PROVIDED PHOTOS brite.com. Parking is free; doors at 128 W. 23rd Ave. open at 6 p.m.; the music and knee-slapping goes until 9:30 p.m.

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THIRD SUNDAY: Christ Episcopal Church’s Third Sunday Concert Series opens its 36th season in Covington on Sept. 20 with noted pianist Matt Lemmler, director of the New Orleans Jazz Revival, presenting his “New Orleans Stride Songs and Psalms” concert, a jubilant exploration of how the classic stride piano style (basically, the jazz piano style) can embrace a variety of different songs, including sacred pieces. Raised in a musical Lower 9th Ward family near the home of Fats Domino, Lemmler holds music degrees from Loyola University and Manhattan School of Music in New York City. He honed his early musical chops collaborating with esteemed New Orleans bandleaders Bob French and The Original Tuxedo Jazz Band, Herb Tassin and The Blue Room Orchestra, and renowned jazz clarinetist Pete Fountain. Lemmler currently performs in an array of venues, from aboard the Steamboat Natchez with The John Mahoney Little Band to Sunday morning jazz services at St. Mark’s Episcopal Church. He is a professor of jazz piano/improvisation at Loyola; has released 11 albums; and writes, arranges and produces a world of music, including jazz masses. Lemmler’s Third Sunday accompanist will be Lisbonborn percussionist and drummer Pedro Segundo, who has a rich background spanning both classical orchestral percussion (including working as a guest timpanist with the Academy of Saint Martin in the Fields in London) and has deep roots in jazz, funk and world rhythms. He and Lemmler are both prominent ﬁxtures in the New Orleans music community, frequently performing at Tipitina’s, Snug Harbor Jazz Bistro and the Maple Leaf Bar. Although Third Sunday shows are usually held in the church sanctuary, the free Sept. 20 concert will take place in The Atrium at the Christwood Retirement Community due to some current church campus construction. The gated entrance to Christwood is located on Christwood Boulevard, just off East Brewster Road near its intersection with La. 21. After entering Christwood, signs will direct trafﬁc to The Atrium. As is tradition, a post-concert reception with refreshments follows for the artists and audience members to meet and mingle. The one-hour show begins at 5 p.m.; doors open at 4:30 p.m.

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ART STROLL: TerraBella Village in the Covington area is hosting Canvas & Chords on Sept.19 from 4:30 p.m.8:30 p.m., a white-linen-type event pioneered in the New Orleans’ arts district, but this one done in bright vivid colors, as the TeraBella hosts describe it. Come stroll among dozens of juried art vendors, live music, live art demonstrations, interactive elements, food, and open houses at participating businesses along TerraBella Boulevard. This will be a colorful evening in support of local

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Composer-producer-pianist-vocalist and music educator Matt Lemmler opens the Third Sunday Concert Series hosted by Christ Episcopal Church on Sept. 20. businesses and the northshore arts community; a portion of the event’s proceeds will support the St. Tammany Art Association. Music lineup includes Crispin Schroeder, 8 Track Acoustic, Addi Eversong and Mike Epstein, at 111 Terra Bella Blvd. Free and open to the public — and attendees are encouraged to wear their boldest and brightest at this colorful event for the arts. MANDEVILLE: Voodoo Gumbo opens the fall season of Mandeville Live! free Friday concerts from 6:30 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. Sept. 18. This highenergy, five-piece party band plays a mix of funk, blues, soul and crowd favorite rock numbers and pop covers, from Grand Funk Railroad and Bruno Mars to Journey and Lady Gaga. Concertgoers are invited to bring lightweight chairs and blanket for seating, but no ice chest or eats from home. Food and beverage vendors will be at the Mandeville Trailhead to keep folks fed and hydrated. COVINGTON: Al “Lil’ Fats” Jackson, a soulful New Orleans rhythm & blues singer and torchbearer of Fats Domino, will perform at 7 p.m. Sept. 17 in Covington’s Fuhrmann Auditorium. He will perform some of the best-loved Domino numbers, as well as other New Orleans’ classics from the likes of Frankie Ford and Huey “Piano” Smith. Get show tickets at Bontempstix.com or at Covington City Hall. IRISH: There’s a free, traditional Irish session on Sept. 17 (every third Thursday) from 6:30 p.m.- 8:30 p.m. in the back room of Abita Brew Pub, 72011 Holly St. for musicians and music-lovers to play and sing favorite pieces of Celtic music. Open to all. Visit thesession.org/tunes to find music catalogue or go to nstms.org for details. PERFORM: Open Mic Night on Sept. 24 (every final Thursday) from 6 p.m.-8 p.m. in The Reminding Coffee & Creative House, 141 TerraBella Blvd., near Covington. Great chance for musicians of all ages and abilities to perform before a supportive audience. Each performer/ensemble is invited to share a set of three songs or about 15 minutes. Arrive early to sign up for a spot. Free event. See nstms. org for more.

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Urania (Marli Freas) Mandeville. Follow the beautiful Greek Muse Kira, who descends from Mount Olympus to Venice Beach, California. She is on a quest to inspire the struggling artist, Sonny, to achieve the greatest artistic creation of all time — the ﬁrst Roller Disco! But, of course, Kira falls in love with the mortal, prompting her jealous sisters to take advantage of the situation. Chaos erupts. Based on the 1980 movie by the same name. Directed by Emily and Gordon Carmadelle; music direction by Brandi Lopez; and costume design by Jayna Young. Cast includes Kira/Clio (Meagan Harris); Sonny Malone (Nicci Wright); Danny McGuire (Jeffery Edwards); Melpomene (Andi Carroll); Calliope (Patty Blanchard); Euterpe (Becky Schmalz); Terpsichore (Patricia Lacoste); Erato (Sara Fontenot); Urania (Marli Freas); and Thalia (Barrett Baumgartner). Friday and Saturday shows at 7:30 p.m.; Sundays at 2 p.m., at 2635 N. Causeway Blvd. Reserved seats, $32, at www.evangelinetheater.com/. FOUR OF THEM: There’s only one week left to see “Four Old Broads” at the Cutting Edge Center of the Arts through Sept. 20. The namesake “old broads” are led by former burlesque queen Beatrice Shelton (Kimberly Mueller) who wants to vacation

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Terpsichore (Patricia Lacoste) dynamics play out on stage weekends through Oct. 4 with 2 p.m. and 7:30 p.m. curtains. Set in a Pennsylvania farmhouse, the middle-aged, unmarried siblings, Vanya and Sonia, live quietly until their glamorous, movie-star sister, Masha, arrives drops in to visit with her much younger, boyfriend, Spike, in tow. An aspiring young actress, Nina, and Cassandra, cleaning woman/soothsayer who predicts doom, round out the cast. Co-directed by Anna and Von Turner; general admission tickets, $28.29; seniors and military, $22.94; and children, $17.59, all inclusive, at 19106 Playmakers Road near Covington. A CLASSIC: See one more week of “Pride & Prejudice” in Mandeville Sept. 18-20 at North Star Theatre & Cultural Center, 347 Girod St. The wit is sharp; the romance, timeless. When the lively, independent Elizabeth Bennet crosses paths with the proud, enigmatic Mr. Darcy, ﬁrst impressions ignite misunderstandings, witty exchanges and unexpected emotions. As family expectations, social status and scandal threaten to keep them apart, both must confront their own pride and prejudice before they can discover the truth about themselves and each other. One of the most beloved love stories ever written, Steele MacKaye’s stage adaptation brings Jane Austen’s timeless classic to life. Curtains for the Moonlight Productions show at 7 p.m. on Friday and Saturday, with a Sunday matinee at 2 p.m. Reserve tickets online at https://www.onthestage.tickets (search by name.)

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Mandeville’s historic performance by the numbers Last week, while I was texting updates to a colleague during the Mandeville-Bonnabel game, I joked that my lede should be “It was just ridiculous.” The record-breaking game was one of the craziest things that I have ever seen. Let’s break down the first six minutes. Senior Luke Demelo returned the opening kickoff 90 yards for a score. On the ensuing kickoff, Mandeville kicker Carson Champagne injured his leg while helping make a tackle on the return, which forced the Skippers to go for 2 often. But we’ll get to that a little bit later. Bonnabel scored and took a 7-6 lead just two minutes into the game. Mandeville had a Creshaun McCollum TD run called back on a holding call, but then ended up scoring anyway when Jack-of-all-trades Dylan Henry hauled in a 10-yard TD pass and then McCollum threw a 2-point conversion pass to Landon Lips out of the wildcat formation. And just for fun, Keith McGinnis and Joseph Lewis Petty combined for a sack for a Halm safety on the first play after the heat and humidity timeout. That all happened in the first SIX MINUTES of game time. Craziness. It was also a sign that it would be a special night for Mandeville because the Skippers scored in all three phases of the game before fans had even settled into their seats. Then came Mandeville’s 32-point second quarter, where Bonnabel also scored twice. The scoring plays were a 37-yard Bonnabel run, a 69-yard McCollum catch and run, a 66-yard Bonnabel catch and run, a 90yard Henry kickoff return, a 42-yard Demelo catch, and a run-of-the-mill 7-yard Jack Lejeune reception on the final play of the half. Mandeville went 4 for 4 on 2-point conversions, and the Bruins turned the ball over on downs twice. Neither team punted, and the average length of the quarter’s scoring plays was 44.2 yards, if you don’t include the special teams score. That’s insane. In a half that took over an hour and 30 minutes, the teams combined for 579 yards of offense, two kickoff returns for TDs, eight offensive scores and a safety. Oh yeah, and six 2-point conversions. To fill out the craziness Bingo card, Mandeville opened the second half with another safety on the first play after Bonnabel mishandled the kickoff and started at the 1. Then, the Skippers scored a TD just 45 seconds into the second half to start a running clock. That might have seemed like the end of the craziness, but nope, the Riot Zone had one more trick up its sleeve. Senior WR Cameron Jones broke several tackles on third down in the final moments to score the recordbreaking TD as he dragged a defender across the goal line. Jones is the youngest son of head coach Craig Jones, who received a Gatorade bath after the game. Seventy-eight points were scored by six different offensive scorers, while four players converted 2-point plays. And the record doesn’t even happen unless backup kicker J.P. Richardson goes 2 for 3 on extra points. The previous record was 76 points scored in 1976, so without his leg, it’s just a tie. Got it? Good, because I’m still processing what I saw during a wild Week 2. If that’s a preview for the rest of the season, it’s going to be interesting, to say the least. The full parish schedule is below, but first, our weekly Farmer Football 5 rankings.

W e d n e s d ay, S e p t e m b e r 16, 2026

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Mandeville’s Cameron Jones scores on a 26-yard TD catch and run to break the school’s single-game scoring record during a 78-21 win over Bonnabel on Sept. 11.

Mandeville opened its home season with a 78-21 win over Bonnabel, setting a new school record for most points in a single game BY JOSEPH HALM Staff writer

It was a sign of things to come. Mandeville senior Luke Demelo returned the game-opening kickoff 90 yards for a score, and the Skippers didn’t stop there. The home team racked up 78 points in a history-making 78-21 nondistrict victory over Bonnabel at Sidney Theriot Stadium on Sept. 11. “I have great blockers, and that’s the most important thing,” said Demelo, who added a 42-yard TD catch later in the ﬁrst half. “It was just a giant gap, and I hit that gap and took it all

the way back. Dylan (Henry) had one last week, so it was my turn. And then, (Henry) followed up with another one.” The 78 points set a new record for the most points in a game, surpassing the old mark of 76 set in 1976 against St. John Prep. Even more impressive was how the Skippers (2-0) reached the record. Mandeville’s defense recorded two safeties, and the home team converted on six straight two-point conversions after kicker Carson Champagne was injured making a tackle on a kickoff. Senior Dylan Henry also returned a kickoff 90 yards for a score as the

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Skippers scored at least twice in all three phases of the game. “We have so many weapons on offense that I’m just putting the ball in my playmakers’ hands, and they’re explosive,” said Mandeville sophomore quarterback Krew Collura, who threw touchdowns to ﬁve different receivers. “This team is just really special all around. (The record) is a really special thing too. I’m happy for Coach Jones; that’s a big thing for him. But this team is not done. This team has one goal, and it’s the Dome.” Collura ﬁnished 12-of-19 passing for

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Fontainebleau’s Asmore shines in 50-14 rout of East Jefferson BY JASON RUSSELL

Contributing writer

FARMER FOOTBALL 5 1 | Mandeville | 2-0 (Last week: 1) This week: vs. Carver Last week, Mandeville’s offense was truly unstoppable, and if I’m being honest, it didn’t feel like the unit was clicking on all cylinders. That’s a scary thought. A team that just scored 78 points in a game could still play better offensively. Mandeville’s defense needs to tackle better, but this team has a high ceiling that it doesn’t seem close to yet. 2 | Salmen | 1-1 (Last week: 2) This week: at Chalmette

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Fontainebleau’s Sheldon Asmore rushed for 149 yards and two TDs during a 50-14 win over East Jefferson on Sept. 11.

In the middle of the second quarter at Fontainebleau High on Friday night, one of the scoreboards went on the fritz. It was about the only thing that went wrong for the home team at the Dawg Pound. Fontainebleau scored 43 ﬁrsthalf points, including 30 in the second quarter, to cruise to a 50-14 homecoming victory over East Jefferson on Sept. 11. Sheldon Asmore led the way for the Bulldogs, rushing for 149 yards and two touchdowns, while also returning a kickoff 92 yards for a score to help give first-year head coach Chris Womack his ﬁrst victory.

Womack said he was proud of how his team played the entire night. “It’s exciting because we didn’t commit turnovers and we got turnovers,” he said. “We are executing a lot better and doing our assignments, and if we keep doing that, we will have a lot of success.” Asmore said the key for the Bulldogs was putting the season-opening loss to Lakeshore behind them. “We started off this week with a good practice and stayed consistent,” he said. “We always knew how good we could be, and when we piece it together, we can be unstoppable.

ä See FONTAINEBLEAU, page 3B

St. Tammany powerlifters help Team USA win IPF World titles BY MIKE PERVEL Contributing writer

South Africa was the site of this year’s International Powerlifting Federation World Sub-Junior & Junior Classic & Equipped Championships on Aug. 18-29, and the USA team had a decidedly St. Tammany flavor. Covington powerlifting coach John Burford, serving his fifth year as the USA Worlds coach, led America’s finest, assisted by Tom Beale, Scott Meyers, Billy Steele and Casey Calderone. Team USA consisted of 62 lifters from across the nation, including five representing St. Tammany Parish. The men captured the Sub-Junior Equipped Division Title in dominant fashion, scoring 60 points, while the women also took gold with 54 points. “Things went extremely well for Team USA. From an experience standpoint, we had a younger team this time around, but they stepped up when needed, getting it done,” Burford said. “There are always areas to improve on, but I couldn’t be prouder of the entire team. Competing against world-class lifters is tough enough, but add

in the challenge of making the lengthy overseas flight and the time change, it’s a grueling test.” Covington senior Steele Rogers took second in his first-ever Worlds, competing in the 231-pound weight class. He finished with lifts totaling 1,609 pounds (573 squat, 441 bench and 595 deadlift). Rogers took first place at the High School Nationals held in Omaha in April. “It was an amazing event and so much fun, competing on the worldwide stage. It was a cool overall experience, being my first Worlds. It was a tremendous atmosphere, having people from different countries, checking out their individual lifting techniques,” Rogers said. “All of the guys in my weight class were solid and the guy from Great Britain (Fabian Costea), who won was a tremendous, consistent lifter, a true champion.” Burford said Rogers is a dedicated athlete. “Steele did a great job, always giving 100 percent, kind of pulling double-duty also playing football for the Lions. That’s a real

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Covington senior Steele Rogers prepares to lift at the International Powerlifting Federation ä See TITLES, page 12B World Championships last month.

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Four turnovers prove costly in Covington loss at Franklinton

Week 2 of the 2026 football season is ofﬁcially in the books. Keep reading to see how your team did.

THURSDAY, SEPT. 10

BY JOSEPH HALM

FRANKLINTON 20, COVINGTON 16: See story, at right.

Staff writer

FRIDAY, SEPT. 11

BROTHER MARTIN 47, ST. PAUL’S 16: See story, Page 3B. EPISCOPAL 53, NORTHLAKE CHRISTIAN 0: The Wolverines (0-2) continued their earlyseason struggles as they were shut out for the second straight week at home to start the season. FONTAINEBLEAU 50, EAST JEFFERSON 14: See story, Page 1B. HANNAN 14, PARKVIEW BAPTIST 12: The Hawks scored early and survived a late rally to improve to 2-0 for the first time since Hannan’s 2018 undefeated regular season. The Hawks opened the scoring with a 25-yard Braylon Smith TD run for a 7-0 lead just under three minutes into the game. Parkview cut the lead to 7-6 on a 50-yard TD run late in the second quarter. Smith struck again in the second half, scoring on a 38yard run to push the lead to 14-6. Parkview made things interesting late as the Eagles (0-2) recovered a fumble deep in Hannan territory and scored with 5:09 left, but the Hawks stopped the 2-point conversion attempt and hung on for a 2-point victory. “This was a big win for us,” Hannan coach Steve Soper said. “There were a lot of distractions, and the team handled it well. It feels really good to be 2-0, but there is a long way to go in the season.” Hannan senior RB Riley Jones finished with 109 yards rushing on 18 carries, while Smith added 90 yards and two TDs on 13 carries. Senior QB Braden Sprang went 8-of-16 passing for 68 yards with an interception. Gabe Timmons led the defense with 5.5 TFLs and a sack. MANDEVILLE 78, BONNABEL 21: See story, Page 1B. NORTHSHORE 40, DE LA SALLE 28: See story, Page 3B. PINE 33, PJP II 21: The Raiders brought their new-look spread offense to Lester Latino Field, and it did not disappoint. After a PJP II fumble on the Jaguars’ first drive, Pine QB Cooper Thomas drove his offense down the field for a 6-0 lead. Pine pushed the lead to 13-0 on a Brodie McNeese TD run that set the halftime score. PJP II cut into the lead on Evan Bergeron’s 8-yard TD run in the third quarter, but Thomas answered with his second TD with 11:15 left in the game. The Jaguars (1-1) cut the lead again on Gage Trainor’s 56yard TD pass to Cole McGhee. PJP II trimmed the advantage back to six points after an interception by King Green set up Bergeron’s second rushing TD, but that was as close as the home team would get. Defensively, Jack Roniger had seven solo tackles, and Beau Kiger recorded three tackles for a loss. PJP II coach Philip Pigott said he liked the way his team responded in the second half as the young Jaguars battled back to get within one score before Pine (2-0) secured the victory. SALMEN 51, LIVE OAK 14: The Spartans (1-1) exploded for 24 points in the first quarter and never looked back in a dominating road victory. Even the special teams got in on scoring as Savolia Calahan scored on a 64-yard fake punt for the first score of the game. Senior QB Da’John Howard added a 36-yard TD run as the Spartans started to pull away. By the time Rey’sean Coleman hauled in a 39-yard TD pass, the Spartans were well on their way to their first win of the season. SLIDELL 49, LAKESHORE 38: See story, at right. SOUTH TERREBONNE 25, PEARL RIVER 20: The Rebels (0-2) led for much of the game behind a workhorse performance by senior RB Andrew Sikes (31 carries, 172 yards, 3 TDs), but the Gators took advantage of four turnovers to rally in the final quarter to improve to 2-0 on the season.

Lakeshore’s Izzy Reimonenq dives into the end zone against Slidell.

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Slidell’s Ra’Jon Williams (11) races to the end zone for one of his two TD catches.

Lakeshore’s Brody Loudermilk scores one of his three rushing TDs against Slidell on Sept. 11.

Slidell turns 3 takeaways into 22 points to win, 49-38 BY CHRIS KINKAID Contributing writer

The turnover battle can be a key stat in football games. That was the case in Slidell’s 4938 victory over Lakeshore at L.V. McGinty Sr. Stadium on Sept. 11. The Tigers forced three turnovers in the first half and scored 22 points off the takeaways, leading to a 35-7 halftime lead. The first turnover came courtesy of sophomore Harlem Steele. Lakeshore began its drive at Slidell’s 32 after an interception and moved it to the 18. The Titans fumbled, and Steele picked up the loose ball at the 19 and raced up the sideline for a 7-0 lead. “Just staying disciplined, playing my assignment, doing what I do best,” Steele said about his fumble return. “My teammates made a big play, and I came through, and I finished the job.” Lakeshore tied the game on the ensuing drive on a 5-yard run by Izzy Reimonenq, but the Tigers scored the final 28 points of the first half. Ja’Kwan Jones tallied on a 4-yard run, and then Slidell’s defense struck again as Devin Hopkins returned a fumbled handoff 34 yards for a 21-7 lead. Late in the first half, senior QB Ricky Williams III tossed a 69yard TD pass to his brother, junior Ra’Jon Williams. The Williams siblings connected four times for 206 yards and two touchdowns, and Williams III finished with four TD tosses. “It’s been four years. Me and my brother prepare on and off the field when no one’s looking,” said Williams III. “It’s just consistency. We work on that every day. We go outside when we’re bored and get some throws and get some catches. We build that bond at practice, in the weight room, in class, and we do what we have to do in the classroom. Me and my brother have had this bond since we were born.” Slidell added one last first-half TD as Jeff Harris recovered a

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Continued from page 1B The Spartans took out all their frustrations from a Week 1 loss on Live Oak, scoring 51 points in a rout. After watching Mandeville score 78 points last week, the Salmen defense looks even better after allowing just 35 points to the Skippers in Week 1. Now, the Spartans get another tough road test against a familiar rival in Chalmette. A win at Bobby Nuss Sta-

score. Lakeshore actually outgained the Tigers, 378 to 333, but Loudermilk said the early turnovers changed the game. “We had momentum going, then we fumbled, and they returned it for a touchdown, and it killed our momentum,” Loudermilk said. “Kind of shoots ourselves in the foot. They score, we come back, and then we give up another touchdown. But in the second half, we came out fighting. We didn’t give up.” Lakeshore coach Hunter Bonvillain said his team can build on its second-half performance. “I told them at half, ‘for us, look, Slidell QB Ricky Williams III tossed the scoreboard’s the scoreboard right now, but we’re 0-0,’ ” he said. four TDs against Lakeshore. “Let’s just go put a couple good fumbled kickoff to set up Michael drives together and get something Thompson’s 22-yard TD catch for a positive on film so we can work on it.” 35-7 halftime lead. Lakeshore rebounded a bit to SCORE BY QUARTERS open the second half as senior QB LAKESHORE | 7 | 0 | 7 | 24 — 38 Brody Loudermilk scored on an SLIDELL | 13 | 22 | 7 | 7 — 49 SUMMARY 8-yard run, but Slidell responded SCORING FIRST QUARTER in just one play as the Williams sib- SHS: Harlem Steele 81 fumble recovery (WyBurckel kick), 9:14, 0-7 lings hooked up again on a 70-yard att LHS: Izzy Reimonenq 5 run (Jackson Schemtouchdown catch. mel kick), 4:45, 7-7 Ja’Kwan Jones 4 run (kick blocked), “My brother just knows that I’m SHS: 0:52, 7-13 going to do my job,” Williams said. SECOND QUARTER Devin Hopkins 34 fumble recovery “He’s going to give me the ball. I’m SHS: (Andre Brown 14 pass from Ricky Williams going to do my job, and I’m going III), 7:34, 7-21 SHS: Ra’Jon Williams 69 pass from Williams to execute 100 percent every time. III (Burckel kick), 1:08, 7-28 The last two years, I’ve been slack- SHS: Michael Thompson 23 pass from Williams III (Burckel kick), 0:53, 7-35 ing off, but now it’s my time to THIRD QUARTER shine. My brother gives me a look, LHS: Brody Loudermilk 8 run (Schemmel kick), 6:05, 14-35 and I know what to do.” SHS: Williams 70 pass from Williams III That was the only play Slidell ran (Burckel kick), 5:41, 14-42 QUARTER in the third quarter, as Lakeshore FOURTH LHS: Loudermilk 8 run (Loudermilk run), went on another long drive that 11:52, 22-42 Thompson 22 pass from Williams III ended with a touchdown eight sec- SHS: (Burckel kick), 10:00, 22-49 onds into the fourth quarter on an LHS: Reimonenq 6 run (Gareth Hernandez pass from Loudermilk), 4:38, 30-49 8-yard run by Loudermilk. LHS: Loudermilk 7 run (Hernandez run), 2:20, But the Tigers answered again as 38-49 Williams tossed a 22-yard TD pass STATISTICS LAKESHORE: 378 total yards (2 pass, 376 to Thompson for an insurmount- rush) RUSHING: Izzy Reimonenq 24-175, 2 TDs; able 49-22 lead. Brody Loudermilk 18-106, 3 TDs; Alexander Slidell ran just 24 offensive plays Addison 10-62. Gareth Hernandez 1-2. total but controlled the game from RECEIVING: PASSING: Loudermilk 1-5, 2 yards. the second quarter on. Williams fin- SLIDELL: 333 total yards (257 pass, 76 rush) Ricky Williams III 2-50; Ja’Kwan ished 7-of-11 passing for 257 yards RUSHING: Jones 9-28, TD. with four TDs and an interception. RECEIVING: Ra’Jon Williams 4-206, 2 TDs; Michael Thompson 2-44, 2 TDs; Dadrian The Titans scored twice late on a Bartee 1-7. 6-yard Reimonenq run and a 7-yard PASSING: Williams III 7-11, 257 yards, 4 TDs, INT. Loudermilk scamper to set the final

dium would be big for power points and conﬁdence as Salmen looks poised to have a special season. 3 | Northshore | 2-0 (Last week: 4) This week: vs. Lakeshore The Panthers’ offense is for real, and now, the defense is getting involved in the scoring. That’s a great sign for a team that is going to be challenged this week by a Lakeshore squad that scored 35 and 38 points in its ﬁrst two games. It’s another test that Northshore can pass, but more importantly, they need to pass it because if this team can limit its

mistakes, they can be a factor in District 6-5A. 4 | Slidell | 2-0 (Last week: 5) This week: at Lutcher The Tigers looked like world beaters when they took a 35-7 halftime lead over Lakeshore. Then, the second half happened, and it was a valuable lesson about focus and ﬁnishing games. This Slidell offense will score points, but it doesn’t matter if they lose focus against good teams. Now, they get a nice road test against a state quarterﬁnalist from last season. Improving to 3-0 would

be huge for their conﬁdence and power rankings going forward. 5 | Covington | 1-1 (Last week: 3) This week: vs. McDonogh 35 Last week’s loss was a disappointing one for the Lions. Franklinton is a good team, and Covington dominated the run game but couldn’t ﬁnish in the red zone. The start to this season has been choppy at best for the Lions. They need a get-right performance before starting District 6-5A play with a tough road game at Northshore on Sept. 25. On the fringe: Hannan

Covington’s 20-16 loss at Franklinton on Sept. 10 came down to one thing — missed opportunities. The Lions racked up 342 yards on the ground for an 8.6-yard-percarry average, but four turnovers, including three in the red zone, proved to be too much to overcome. “We ran up and down the field in the first half, but we had three turnovers in the red zone in the first half,” Covington coach Greg Salter said. “That’s tough to overcome against a good team. We ran for 300-plus yards, but we never could put it away.” The Demons (1-1) rallied late as they drove 80 yards in 12 plays, capped by an 8-yard TD pass from Kerston Diddon to Jayden Burkhalter for the game-winning score in the final seconds. It was Burkhalter’s second touchdown of the night as Franklinton drove the length of the field in 2:30 with no timeouts. The game was a first-half grind as the Lions’ defense scored first after Franklinton’s Taylor McCray picked off a pass in the end zone and returned it to the 4. A few plays later, Covington senior Davion Brister recorded a safety to give the visitors a 2-0 lead. Diddon connected with Burkhalter (8 catches, 93 yards, 2 TDs) for a 38-yard touchdown pass midway through the second quarter to set the 7-2 halftime score. The Covington offense came alive in the third quarter with a pair of touchdowns — a 27-yard TD run by Rodney Clark and a 76yard scoring scamper by QB Matthew O’Keefe. But Franklinton rallied in the fourth quarter, scoring twice in the final six minutes to earn a dramatic victory. Diddon finished 16-of-23 passing for 200 yards with three TDs and an interception. Chakyn McClain added five catches for 68 yards and a score while Ricardo Burris rushed for 75 yards on 18 carries. “We’ve got to limit our mistakes,” Salter said. “The turnovers were killer, but we had some penalties at inopportune times. It’s hard to work behind the chains, so we have to continue to get better. We still have the ability to throw the ball, so we have to continue to work at that and be more consistent with that.” O’Keefe ran for 149 yards and a TD on 14 carries, while going 5-of-14 passing for 60 yards with two interceptions. Clark rushed 15 times for 130 yards and a TD, and Ronald Encalade added 63 yards on 11 carries. Defensively, Max Guy recorded 12 tackles, and Steele Rogers had 10 tackles and an interception. Cameron Johnson recovered a fumble. The Lions (1-1) will host McDonogh 35 in the Hall of Fame Game on Sept. 18 at Jack Salter Stadium.

PHOTO PROVIDED BY COVINGTON HIGH

Covington’s Braeshun Weary makes a leaping catch against Franklinton on Sept. 10.

WEEK 3 ST. TAMMANY FOOTBALL SCHEDULE Friday, Sept. 18

n Carver at Mandeville, 7 p.m. n De La Salle at St. Paul’s, 7 p.m. n Fontainebleau at Pearl River,

7 p.m.

n Hannan at PJP II, 7 p.m. n Lakeshore at Northshore, 7 p.m. n McDonogh 35 at Covington, 7 p.m. n Salmen at Chalmette, 7 p.m. n Slidell at Lutcher, 7 p.m.

Contact Joseph Halm at jhalm@ sttammanyfarmer.net.

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Northshore scores 30 in second half to knock off De La Salle BY DAVE WOODALL Contributing writer

Northshore’s 30-point secondhalf surge proved to be the difference as the Panthers earned a 40-28 home win over De La Salle on Sept. 11. “In the second half, we started doing a better job of tackling the ball carrier,” Northshore coach Bobby Sanders said. “Our secondary tightened down and came up with two very important interceptions. We just had a lack of concentration and had a lackluster week of practice on that side of the ball. The big thing is that we need to do a better job of talking to each other, but I told the guys how proud I was about their play in the second half.” Trailing 22-10 at halftime, the Panthers outscored the Cavaliers 30-6 in the second half to move to 2-0 for the ﬁrst time since the 2022 season. Northshore’s 30-point second-

half outburst came on a 45-yard pass from J.J. Gonzales to A.J. Bright; a 37-yard field goal by William Lachney; a 1-yard run by Gonzales; a 78-yard interception return by Tyson Burns; and a 6-yard run by Gonzales. Bright’s 114 yards receiving and two TDs bolstered the passing game. “We had a rough start, so we had to ﬁght back,” said Bright. “The coaches told us at halftime that we needed to lock down and face adversity and get mentally tough.” Junior running back Justus Carlton followed up his 200-plusyard Week 1 performance with 134 yards rushing on 26 carries against De La Salle. “We knew going in that this was going to be a tough game,” said Carlton. “We went over their playbook all week, so we knew what to expect. We knew what we needed to do and what it would take to get the win.” Northshore struggled in the ﬁrst

half as the Cavaliers (0-2) took the opening kickoff and drove down the field to score on Eamon Williams’ 5-yard TD run as several Panther penalties aided the march. “When you open up the game, and you come out on defense and commit four penalties on their first drive, that’s really not helping,” said Sanders. “I think for whatever reason we just didn’t play how we were supposed to play, and guys weren’t doing what they are supposed to be doing.” Northshore answered with a 42yard TD pass from Gonzales to Bright. But two minutes later, De La Salle responded with a 5-yard touchdown pass from Valentine to Josiah James. The Cavaliers opened the second quarter with a 23-yard scoring pass from Valentine to Garen Lewis. Northshore closed the first-half scoring with a Lachney chip shot field goal to set the 22-10 halftime score. The Cavaliers’ lone second-half

points came on a 15-yard pass from Valentine to Drake Joseph as Northshore took the 40-28 win. SCORE BY QUARTERS

DE LA SALLE | 14 | 8 | 0 | 6 — 28 NORTHSHORE | 7 | 3 | 17 | 13 — 40

SCORING SUMMARY

FIRST QUARTER DLS: Eamon Williams 5 run (Garen Lewis pass from Aleriq Valentine), 7:37, 8-0 NHS: A.J. Bright 42 pass from J.J. Gonzales (William Lachney kick), 6:17, 8-7 DLS: Josiah James 5 pass from Valentine (conversion failed), 4:50, 14-7 SECOND QUARTER DLS: Lewis 23 pass from Valentine (Lewis pass from Valentine), 3:45, 22-7 NHS: Lachney 24 ﬁeld goal, 1:07, 22-10 THIRD QUARTER NHS: Bright 45 pass from Gonzales (Lachney kick), 11:00, 22-17 NHS: Lachney 37 ﬁeld goal, 5:57, 22-20 NHS: Gonzales 1 run (Lachney kick), 2:05, 22-27 FOURTH QUARTER NHS: Tyson Burns 78 interception return (kick failed), 11:17, 22-33 NHS: Gonzales 6 run (Lachney kick), 3:13, 22-40 DLS: Drake Joseph 15 pass from Valentine (conversion failed), 2:25, 28-40

Northshore sophomore A.J. Bright hauled in five passes for 114 yards and two TDs during a 40-28 win over De La Salle on Sept. 11.

DE LA SALLE: 383 total yards (214 pass, 169 rush) RUSHING: Aleriq Valentine 5-35; Eamon Williams 21-124, TD; Charles Irvin 1-8. RECEIVING: Drake Joseph 7-124, TD; Garen Lewis 2-43, TD; Josiah James 3-29, TD. PASSING: Valentine 16-32, 214 yards, 3 TDs,

2 INTs. NORTHSHORE: 321 total yards (147 pass, 174 rush) RUSHING: Justus Carlton 26-134; J.J. Gonzales 10-27, 2 TDs. RECEIVING: Eli Knighton 2-14; A.J. Bright 5-114, 2 TDs; Savion Harris 1-19. PASSING: Gonzales 7-13, 145 yards, 2 TDs.

STATISTICS

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PHOTOS BY JOEY MICHEL

St. Paul’s Daniel Harty fights for extra yards against Brother Martin on Sept. 11.

Brother Martin uses explosive plays to pull away from St. Paul’s, 47-16 BY TAMMY NUNEZ

Contributing writer

Brother Martin hammered alternating quarterbacks by design at St. Paul’s home opener at Hunter Stadium on Sept. 11. The Wolves (0-2) defaulted to three quarterbacks because of circumstance in the 47-16 loss to the Crusaders (2-0). Late in the first quarter, St. Paul’s senior starting quarterback Brady Pierson ran for two yards deep in Crusaders territory and didn’t get up after the play. The Brother Martin coaching staff waved medical personnel immediately to the field as Pierson went down closer to the Crusaders sideline with a leg injury. Pierson was helped off the field and didn’t return. Backup Jack Henry Seal, who had been filling in for Pierson when he sat for a discipline issue, was back on the field to lead the Wolves offense. Seal directed that drive that culminated with Robert Graham’s 27-yard field goal to shave the Crusaders’ lead to 14-3 with 54 seconds remaining in the first quarter. Though Seal finished with 9-of-14 passing for 146 yards, including a 12-yard touchdown toss to Daniel Harty, the Wolves couldn’t keep pace with the potent Crusaders’ offense. Brother Martin had 10 first-half plays of 10 yards or more and added a 99-yard Gaines Randol kickoff return for a touchdown. Other than some issues with snaps on PATs (The visitors missed two extra points in the opening half), Brother Martin rolled with 382 yards of total offense. The Crusaders never trailed. “We had our hands full tonight for sure,” SPS firstyear coach Josh Gast said. “Credit Brother Martin for coming in with a great game plan, but we’ve got to get better in a hurry. We gotta tackle better. We got to play better assignment football on that side. And, you know, we got to take some pressure off of the defense with our offense by putting up some points.” Senior Crusaders quarterback Hudson Fields electrified the Brother Martin passing game, completing

Brother Martin’s Micah Irons hauls in one of his two TD catches against St. Paul’s.

St. Paul’s Peyton Pelloat hauls in a pass against Brother Martin.

PHOTO BY DAVE WOODALL

riod, with the biggest play being Asmore’s 92-yard kickoff return for a TD to answer East Jefferson’s first score. Asmore said he wasn’t going to be denied on the kickoff return. “I’m going to be honest, I was tired,” he said with a smile. “But I had to keep going because we can’t rest and we can’t let up because they could still come back. “I saw (the last tackler) coming, and I just gave it everything I had to get to the end zone.” Asmore’s jaunt gave FHS a 40-7 lead, and David King kicked a 33-yard field goal as time expired in the half to make it 43-7. The teams agreed to go to a running clock for the second half, and both scored another TD to finish the scoring. The Bulldogs’ final TD was Asmore’s final carry of the night, a one-yard scoring run to finish the night in style. The Bulldogs (1-1) will travel to face Pearl River on Sept. 18.

“We just have to keep working hard, keep motivating ourselves and even if we get kicked in the behind, we have to keep going, and good things will happen.” Fontainebleau (1-1) played well in all three phases of the game. In addition to the kickoff return, the Bulldogs’ special teams had a blocked punt returned for a touchdown by Jacob Salzer and also recovered three squib kicks on kickoffs to gain extra possessions. The defense wasn’t too shabby either, holding East Jefferson to just 169 yards of total offense and five first downs. Of the 169 yards, 92 came on two long touchdown passes – one late in each half. Asmore said having a strong defense is a luxury for the Bulldogs’ offense. “It feels good that we have a good offense SCORE BY QUARTERS and a good defense to balance it out,” he EAST JEFFERSON | 0 | 7 | 0 | 7 — 14 said. “They help us out as much as we help FONTAINEBLEAU | 13 | 30 | 7 | 0 — 50 them out, and once we put it all together, SCORING SUMMARY FIRST QUARTER we will be a good team.” FHS: Luke Dinkel 5 pass from Logan Astugue (David Womack also gave kudos to his special King kick), 7:03, 0-7 FHS: Landon Suhre 3 run (kick failed), 0:19, 0-13 teams. SECOND QUARTER “Anytime we can get extra possessions in FHS: Jacob Salzer 30 blocked punt return (run failed), a game, that’s great,” he said. “And Sheldon 10:03, 0-19 FHS: Surhe 5 run (run failed), 8:43, 0-25 is a special runner, and we are going to rely FHS: Sheldon Asmore 2 run (Suhre run), 3:53, 0-33 EJ: Ronald Gardet 37 pass from Curtis Johnson (Marco on him all year because he is our stud.” Cortez kick), 0:57, 7-33 Fontainebleau started strong and never FHS: Asmore 92 kickoff return (King kick), 0:43, 7-40 let up, forcing a three-and-out on the open- FHS: King 33 FG, 0:00, 7-43 THIRD QUARTER ing possession. Then, the Bulldogs drove FHS: Asmore 1 run (King kick), 4:38, 7-50 QUARTER 39 yards in seven plays, capped by a 5-yard FOURTH EJ: Gardet 55 pass from Johnson (Coretz kick), 9:00, Luke Dinkel TD reception from Logan As- 14-50 tugue. STATISTICS Just a few minutes later, Fontainebleau EAST JEFFERSON: 169 total yards (107 pass, 62 rush) RUSHING: Curtis Johnson 4-28; Lamont Patterson 1-20; went on a 47-yard drive – highlighted by Mikih Polk 7-11. five Asmore runs – and capped it with a RECEIVING: Ronald Gardet Jr. 3-98, 2 TDs; Oliver Rodriguez 1-9. 3-yard Landon Suhre TD run for a 13-0 PASSING: Curtis Johnson 4-11, 107 yards, 2 TDs. lead. FONTAINEBLEAU: 327 total yards (51 pass, 276 rush). Sheldon Asmore 21-149, 2 TDs; Landon Suhre The second quarter is when the barrage RUSHING: 10-48, TD; Andrew Levert 4-31. of points became an onslaught. FHS scored RECEIVING: Landon Suhre 1-33; Dante Foster 1-14; Luke 1-5, TD. four touchdowns and a field goal in the pe- Dinkel PASSING: Logan Astugue 4-7, 51 yards, TD, INT.

of areas for his team to improve, but his thoughts were also on Pierson and his injury. “We don’t know the full diagnosis yet, but he was in some serious pain, though, so we kind of quickly knew he’d be out for the game and had to adjust,” Gast said. The adjustments didn’t come fast enough for Brother Martin’s quick scoring strikes. “You fall a few scores behind, it changes your game plan, makes you press a little bit, so our backs were against the wall. But we’re gonna get back to the drawing board and give it our all next week,” Gast said.

8-of-11 passes for 168 yards SCORE BY QUARTERS and three touchdowns. Ju- BROTHER MARTIN | 14 | 26 | 7 | 0 — 47 nior Crusaders quarterback ST. PAUL’S | 3 | 7 | 0 | 6 — 16 SUMMARY Justin Morgan came in on al- SCORING FIRST QUARTER ternating possessions to jolt BM: Micah Irons 10 pass from HudFields (Maximo Barrios kick), the run game. He rushed for son 8:14, 7-0 79 yards on six carries and BM: Justin Morgan 37 run (Barrios 4:39, 14-0 scored two touchdowns of 37 kick), SPS: Robert Graham 27 field goal, and 1 yards. 0:54, 14-3 QUARTER “It’s kind of been our thing SECOND BM: Benjamin DuMontier 59 pass for years to play multiple from Fields (Barrios kick), 11:49, 21-3 Luca Ascani 16 run (kick failed), quarterbacks,” Crusaders BM: 7:04, 27-3 coach Mark Bonis said. “It’s SPS: Daniel Harty 12 pass from Jack Seal (Graham kick), 3:01, important to me to always Henry 27-10 have them ready. … They’re BM: Gaines Randol 99 kickoff return failed), 2:44, 33-10 both so talented, you got to (kick BM: Irons 29 pass from Fields (Barget them both in there and rios kick), 0:08, 40-10 THIRD QUARTER play in both.” BM: Morgan 1 run (Barrios kick), By the time the fourth 9:42, 47-10 QUARTER quarter hit, both teams had FOURTH SPS: Blake Kelsey 9 pass from Pat emptied their benches be- Brister (no kick), 0:00, 47-16 cause of the lopsided score. STATISTICS BROTHER MARTIN: 382 total yards Three quarterbacks played (228 pass, 154 rush) Justin Morgan 6-79, 2 TDs; for each team — and St. RUSHING: Jeremiah Burton 6-48; Luca Ascani Paul’s Pat Brister actually 2-16, TD. Micah Irons 4-67, 2 finished the Wolves’ night on RECEIVING: TDs; Benjamin DuMontier 1-59, TD; a positive note with a 9-yard Jeremy Singleton 1-43. PASSING: Hudson Fields 8-11, 168 touchdown pass to Blake yards, 3 TDs; Morgan 4-4, 60 yards. Kelsey on an untimed play. ST. PAUL’S: 283 total yards (185 pass, 98 rush) The clock ran out on regula- RUSHING: Brady Pierson 3-26; Pattion on the previous play, but rick Gahagan 10-17; Peyton Pelloat with 0 seconds remaining, 2-17. RECEIVING: Daniel Harty 2-51, TD; Brister gave the Wolves a fi- Pelloat 2-45; Waylon Johnson 2-28. PASSING: Jack Henry Seal 7-10, 146 nal score. yards, TD; Pat Brister 4-6, 30 yards, Gast said there are a lot TD.

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Fontainebleau’s Sheldon Asmore rushed for 149 yards and two TDs during a 50-14 win over East Jefferson.

Fontainebleau’s Logan Astugue is pressured by a East Jefferson defender.

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Northlake Christian junior Kara McSpaddin, left, and senior Avery Olver helped the Wolverines rally for a five-set win at Fontainebleau on Sept. 8.

Hannan’s Riley Jones slams a kill past Northshore’s Braylin Lafontaine on Sept. 9.

PHOTOS BY MATT DOBBINS

Loud student section and some timely kills decide the Hannan-Northshore match

BY JOSEPH HALM Staff writer

Hannan outside hitter Riley Jones calmly toed the service line as the Hawks’ student section reached a fever pitch. It only seemed fitting that Jones had the ball in her hands as the Hawks attempted to close out a gritty Northshore team. Jones served up an ace as the home team survived with a 25-17, 25-14, 22-25, 25-20 nondistrict victory on Sept. 9. “I think coming off the McGillToolen tournament, this is a great uplifting win to keep us powering through because our end goal is a Members of the Northshore Special Olympics volleyball team take in state championship,” said Jones, the Northshore at Hannan match with the Hawks’ mascot on Sept. 9. who finished with 13 digs, 11 kills Members of the Hannan volleyball team volunteered with the team over and four aces. “This offense is the summer and played with these athletes as Unified Partners for the very good because we can rely on anyone at the net to get the ball state games in late August. down. We don’t have one side that is very hitter-heavy, so it makes it easy to move the ball all around.” The Hawks (3-5) managed just one win in six matches at the national tournament in Mobile, Ala., against some of the nation’s best competition, but spirits were high for their home opener. Hannan jumped out to a 15-3 lead in the first set as the Hawks seemingly came up with every block and kill, but the Panthers slowly battled back. Junior outside hitter Aubrey Dearie (14 kills) had a nice block to stymie the Northshore momentum before the visitors cut the lead to 22-17. Dearie won a ball at the net as the Hawks closed out a 25-17 victory. Hannan took control of the second set early before a Dearie kill gave them a 25-14 victory and a 2-0 lead, but Northshore (4-3) was far Hannan’s Sadie Heintz, left, and Riley Jones battle to pass a serve from done. The third set was a back-and- against Northshore. forth battle before a Jones kill put the home team up 18-15. But few times, I just thought about him the Panthers slowly chipped away, and used his motivation. I just did and back-to-back Sarah Johnsen what I had to do. The student seckills gave the visitors a 23-22 lead. tion also really helped us tonight.” Sophomore Braylin Lafontaine Senior setter Josie forced a fourth set as she won the Pathoumthong led Hannan with ball at the net for a 25-22 victory. 30 assists, while Sadie Heintz and “I think the biggest thing that we Marley Bankston had 13 and 11 need to work on is consistency,” digs, respectively. Hannan coach Rebekka Bonnaffee Northshore coach Danny Davis said. “We need to play at a high levsaid he was proud of his team’s effort, especially since the Panthers el all the time. I feel like we disapwere without senior outside hitter pear sometimes, and then we have Laynie Guilbeau, who injured her to fight our way back. Thankfully, knee during a team camp. She is we did that tonight, but we know rehabbing and hopes to be cleared teams will make us pay.” sometime this month. The Panthers had the momen“We had three freshmen on the tum in the fourth set as they raced floor competing against a very talto an 11-6 lead, but Hannan rallied behind sophomore middle hitter ented Hannan team, so I thought Aubrey Ethridge. With the set tied we did well,” Davis said. “Even at 14-14, Ethridge recorded four though we lost, I’m very happy of the next six Hannan points to with our performance because turn a tight set into a comfortable they are learning and taking a step lead before Jones’ ace sealed the forward with each match.” Northshore’s Riley Porter slams victory. Northshore sophomore Riley Ethridge said the Hawks’ loud a kill against Hannan’s Parrish Porter recorded 13 digs, 10 kills student section gave her some mo- Bleich. and three blocks, while freshman Sela Doll added 25 assists and 16 tivation along with a conversation earlier in the day. Gauff) came up to me and told me digs. Senior libero Gracie Schaff “Earlier today, one of the teach- that I had to dominate,” Ethridge had 26 digs and two aces, and ers at our school (coach Errol said. “Whenever I got blocked a Johnsen posted 11 kills.

PHOTOS BY MIKE PERVEL

Northlake coach Jake Palmer talks to his team after a five-set win at Fontainebleau on Sept. 8.

NCS rallies for 5-set win at Fontainebleau BY MIKE PERVEL Contributing writer

The atmosphere was electric as Northlake Christian traveled to Fontainebleau on Sept. 8. The Bulldogs’ student section was loud and packed as the home team took a 2-1 lead, but the Wolverines turned in a truly gutsy performance en route to a 21-25, 25-18, 13-25, 25-22, 16-14 road win. “It went our way, and I’m super proud of the way we hung in there against a tough Fontainebleau team on their court. They tested us in an early-season five-set match that could have gone either way,” NCS first-year coach Jake Palmer said. “I give credit to my assistant coach Audrey Goldsberry, who does a lot of the work and makes me look good. We were special from the service line tonight.” The deciding fifth set was tied five different times. With the score knotted 7-7, Northlake senior Avery Olver served five straight points, including an ace. The Bulldogs chipped away as sophomore Madelyn Wall notched a kill and Elle Hingle followed with an ace. Fontainebleau senior Presley Sparkman delivered three straight clutch service points as an Emma Hollowell kill tied it at 13. Olver returned the favor, putting down a kill to regain the lead at 14-13. Northlake missed its serve attempt at match point, but junior Kara McSpaddin (14 digs, 12 kills) recorded back-to-back kills to put the match away. “Our coaches have done a wonderful job with us in such a short time. They believe in us, and that helps us play with confidence. The coaches are so positive, wanting us to be the best we can be, and we’re playing for each other,” McSpaddin said. “We have a bond already, and there’s no quit in how we play. We’re an energetic group, cheering for each other during games. This win can give us lots of good momentum.” Northlake relied on a balanced attack as Olver finished with a match-high 38 assists and 17 digs. “Our passion and faith helped us play with confidence. We’re a very close team, and we trust each other. Our coaches have done a great job bringing us together. We never quit and continued to play with energy, which led to the win,” Olver said. Northlake’s Addy Lee recorded 11 kills and three aces, while Evie Burns and Grace Stogner

“Our passion and faith helped us play with confidence. We’re a very close team, and we trust each other. Our coaches have done a great job bringing us together. We never quit and continued to play with energy, which led to the win.” AVERY OLVER, Northlake senior

added eight kills each. Bonnie Busenitz registered 17 digs and a team-high four aces. Fontainebleau coach Kacie Mulé said her team let the match get away after leading 2-1. “We just didn’t find a way to finish, but give Northlake the full credit. They never quit and played well, getting the job done on our home court. They pounded the ball, and we had a few blocking errors in key situations,” Mulé said. “We have some players learning new positions, and hopefully they’ll learn sooner rather than later. We had several late mental errors, and Northlake took advantage of those mistakes. We did a better job with serve/ receive, but we missed some key serving opportunities that hurt us.” Hollowell led Fontainebleau with a match-high 17 kills, four blocks and four aces. Senior Sara Hickman recorded 15 assists, 12 digs and four aces, while junior Bella Kirsch chipped in 13 assists and 12 digs. Junior libero Alyssa Howell pulled up a teamhigh 17 digs, while Sparkman added 12 digs and eight kills. The teams traded blows early as the first set was tied seven times, with the last occurring at 18-18, before the Bulldogs prevailed 25-21. In the second set, McSpaddin powered Northlake to an early 6-1 lead en route to a 25-18 victory. After being tied at 6-6 in the third set, Fontainebleau found its rhythm, cruising to a convincing 25-13 win, but once again Northlake bounced back. Fontainebleau surged to an early lead behind Hickman’s five-point service run, but the Wolverines rallied as Lee delivered back-to-back aces and McSpaddin reenergized herself, reeling off two kills for a 24-22 lead. Audrey Hines put the set away with a beautiful, timely block at the net, giving the Wolverines a dramatic 25-22 victory and forcing a fifth set.

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Complete those stated in the be accepted only tify the Architect of vided by the Archi‐ accordance with PARISH the Supply Chain equal to five percent Bidding Documents Bid from Contractors an intention to Bid tect, Greenleaf Ar‐ Louisiana Revised Doc u ments (5%) of the total are also available in shall not be waived. who are licensed could prevent the chitects, 38:2212 Sealed bids will be Department located APAC Statute at 1025 Florida price of either Op‐ LA. R.S. Prospective Bidder with Domain Ar‐ A(1)(f)(i). received by the De‐ Ave., tronic form. No bid may be with‐ under Slidell, tion 1 or Option 2, elec 37:2150-2192 for from receiving ad‐ chitects, APAC, 199813SEP9-16part ment of Pro ‐ Elec tronic doc u ‐ drawn ex cept as Louisiana 70458. whichever option is ments can be down‐ provided by law. the classification of ditional informa‐ 404 E. Gibson 23-3T cure ment until 2:00 All proposed bid‐ the highest. A Per‐ loaded at no cost The Owner reserves Building Construc‐ tion, updates or ad‐ Street, Suite 1, $294.81 p.m., Wednes day, ders are encouraged formance Bond in from City Blue Print the right, in accor‐ tion. denda that may be Covington, LA October 14, 2026, to attend. the total amount of at www.citybluepri dance with law, to issued concerning 70433, 985-778- PUBLIC NOTICE and then opened and the order will be re‐ erence may be bidding on this 2080, may be ob‐ read publicly at that The bid opening com and are also reject any and all Pref quired from the suc‐ nt. given to materials, Project. tained through City NOTICE TO time by the Procure‐ will be held on avail able at www. bids for just cause. cessful bidder(s). sup plies and pro vi ‐ BID DERS Blue Print located at ment Staff for the Tuesday, October tralbidding.com. At time and place cen sions produced, All bids must be ac‐ 1755 Highway 190, ST. TAMMANY following project: Prospective bidders A pre-bid 13, 2026, at 2:00pm stated above, all are man u fac tured or com PARISH pa nied by bid Man dev ille, LA sible for conference will be grown in Louisiana in the Supply Chain bids on hand will be any respon se cu rity equal to 70448, upon pay ‐ Bid # 26-42-2 – LA reproduction held on the 5th day in accordance with Department located publicly opened and costs and/or five percent (5%) of ment of a deposit of Sealed bids will be 22 Beautification fees as‐ of October, 2026 at law. at 1025 Florida read aloud. Any bid so the sum of the base $200.00 for each set received by the De‐ Project ci ated with the 8:30 a.m. at the pro ‐ Ave., Slidell, received after date use of the website. ject site, Boyet Jr. bid and all alter‐ of documents. De‐ partment of Pro‐ and hour shown Bid This bid is let in ac‐ nates, and must be in posits are refund‐ curement until 2:00 This bid package is Louisiana 70458. At doc u ments High School, 59295 the above time, the above will be re‐ dance with the the form of a certi‐ able as provided for p.m., Thursday, available online at bids be obtained Rebel Dr, Slidell, cor will be publicly turned unopened to should Louisiana Public fied check, cashier’s by law. Complete October 1, 2026, www.bidexpress. only by li censed LA 70461, Bid ders opened and read the bidder. Bid Law, La. R.S. and then opened and check or bid bond, Bid ding Doc u ments com or LaPAC tractors are strongly urged to 38:2212 et. seq. The lyat that aloud. The St. Tammany con read pub licly as out lined in the In ‐ are also avail able in https:// wwwcfprd. City Blue attend and partici‐ Parish School Board through visions and re‐ structions to Bid‐ electronic form. time by the Procure‐ doa.louisiana.gov/ Print or at www. pate in the confer‐ pro Sealed proposals reserves the right to cen quirements of the ders. Staff fori the Electronic docu‐ ment Family lapac/dspBid. tral bidd ing. ence. must have the re‐ adjust quantities by com Prospective Public Bid Law, this Family is at at osp/ ing project: ments can be down‐ follow cfm? sea rch=dep quest for bid num‐ increasing or de‐ Bidders are cau‐ Bidders have the op‐ Advertisement, and The Successful Bid‐ loaded at no cost HEART ofartment&term=185. ber, 26-10-02C, creasing and to re‐ tioned those stated in the der will be required from City Blue Print Bidthe # 26-41-2– that the fail ‐ tion to sub mit bids boldly displayed ject any and all bids. ure to obtain Bid electronically, Bid Documents to furnish a perfor‐ at www.citybluepri French Branch It isDo the Vendor’s re‐ on the outside of Everything We ST. TAMMANY shall not be waived. Pond Ex pan sion mance and pay ment nt. com and are also spon si bil ity to uments from through www.cen envelope. PARISH SCHOOL Doc bid may be with‐ bond, each in an available at www. checkyour Bid Express, the Architect as set tralbidding.com. in No start toward getting BOARD drawn except as amount equal to centralbidding.com. ThisMake bid apack age is or LaPAC fre ‐ forth above or no ‐ ac cor dance with /s/ AMANDA affairs order. first for any pos‐ All bids must be ac‐ provided by law. 100% of the con‐ Prospective bidders avail able inon line Take at the quently the Architect of Louisiana Revised The MARTIN, President tify Owner reserves tract amount. step in planning thosesidetails todenda that companied by a bid bidexpress. are responsible for www. ble ad an in ten tion to Bid Statute 38:2212 security equal to /s/ FRANK J. the right, in accor‐ or peace LaPAC any reproduction comprovide be issued. The five percent (5%) of of mindmay for your could pre vent the A(1)(f)(i). JABBIA, Superin‐ Prospective Bidder 200536SEP16-23dance with law, Memorials to No bidinmay Everlasting be withQuality ‐ costs and/or fees as‐ https:// wwwcfprd. Parish is not re spon ‐ loved one. the base bid plus any tendent reject any and all drawn except as sociated with the doa.louisiana.gov/ si ble forand a Vendor’s added alternates and from receiving ad‐ 30-3T Get your plans down fail in black 200215SEP16-23bids for just cause. pro vided for by law. osp/ lapac/ dspBid. use of the web site. ure to down load ditional informa‐ $286.14 must be in the form 2T white....Your glad search=depfamily will Bid documents cfm? anybe ad denda docu‐ of a certified check, tion, updates or ad‐ $79.12 A pre-bid Bidders must meet should be obtained artmyou ent& term=185. ments required to cashier’s did. denda that may be PUBLIC NOTICE check, or conference will be the requirements of only by licensed complete a submis‐ bid bond made issued concerning Get started today. & Marble held on the 5th day Granite PUBLIC NOTICE the State of contractors It is the Vendor’s re‐ sion. bidding on this ADVERTISEMENT payable to Slidell of October, 2026 at Louisiana Contrac‐ through City Blue sponsibility to Project. FOR BIDS Memorial Hospital. 1:30• Monuments p.m. at the tor’s ADVERTISEMENT • Vases Licensing Law, • Inscriptions Print or at www. check Bid Express, The project A bid bond shall project site, Fol‐ La. R.S. 37:2150.1 centralbidding. FOR BIDS or LaPAC fre‐ classification is: All bids must be ac‐ Separate sealed bids som comply with LA• Copings • Bronze Jr. High • Tombs through 2164, as quently for any pos ‐ com Prospec tive High way, Street, companied by bid R.S. 38:2218 and be received by School, 83055 Hay amended. Separate sealed bids security equal to will si ble ad denda that Bid ders are cau ‐ and Bridge 38:2219. St. Tammany Hollow Road,Compare Fol‐ our quality & our prices will be received by five percent (5%) of the The Fielding tioned that the fail‐ may be issued. Construction Edward Bidders also have School Board som, LA 70437, Pref the St. Tammany the sum of the base Parish er ence may be Parish is not re spon ‐ ure to ob tain Bid and/or Mu nic i pal the option to submit at the St. Tammany Bidders 2280 W. 21st Ave. •toCovington • 892-5050 are given Parish School Board bid and all alternates Parish ma te ri als, si ble for a Ven dor’s Doc u ments from and Pub lic Works bids electronically School Board strongly urgedAdjoining 892-9222 • www.ejfieldingfh.com to supPinecrest at the St. Tammany and must be in the C.J. Schoen Memorial Gardens plies and pro vi ‐ fail ure to down load the Ar chi tect as set Con struc tion through BidNet Di‐ Admin‐ attend and partici‐ sions Locally owned and operated Parish School Board form of a certified istrative Com produced, forth above or no‐ any addenda docu‐ www.ejfieldingfh.com rect. To register, plex, pate in the confer‐ man C.J. Schoen Admin‐ check, u fac tured or ments re quired to tify the Ar chi tect of Paper Bids must be visit www.bidnetd cashier’s ception Desk, ence. istrative Complex, check or bid bond, Re grown in Louisiana an intention to Bid complete a submis‐ sealed. In addition, irec t.com/slidell 321 N. Theard St., Reception Desk, as outlined in the In‐ Cov in ac cor dance with sion. could pre vent the the outside of the memorialhospital ington, LA Bidders have the op‐ law. 321 N. Theard St., structions to Bid‐ 70433 Prospec tive Bid der en ve lope, box, or ochsner or call Bid‐ for Folsom tion to submit bids Covington, LA ders. The Successful from receiving ad‐ The project contain you love. Feel safe on every level. 70433 for BoyetMade Ju‐ $750 off plus FREE installation. High forSchool, in the U.S.A. nior Call today a free quote. 1-866-915-2470. Infrastructure and

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Ave., Slidell, Memorial Hospital, from each vendor. Louisiana 70458. 1025 Florida Ave, Items must meet or All proposed bid‐ Slidell, LA 70458, exceed specifica‐ ders are encouraged at e-mail: Barry. tions. ✦ St. Tammany ✦ 6Bat✦tend. Wednesday, September 16, 2026 to Proposal Docu‐ Winters@ Ochsner. ments Public can beNotices found org Public Notices Public Notices The bid opening on the Bids/Proposals City of Cov‐ Bids/Proposals Bids/Proposals will be held on Slidell website, Memorial ington Tuesday, October Hospital reserves www.covla.com, at 13, 2026, at 2:00pm the right to reject Central Bidding, in the Supply Chain any and all bids for www.centralbiding. Department located just cause. Winning com, or by request‐ at 1025 Florida bid is subject to ing a copy from Car‐ Memorial oline Lobaugh Ave., Slidell, Slidell email Louisiana 70458. At Hospital’s Board of through the above time, the Commissioner’s ac‐ (clobaugh@covla. bids will be publicly ceptance and ap‐ com). A complete set of Contract Doc‐ opened and read proval. 200479SEP16-23uments are available aloud. 30-3T to download from our web site free of Sealed proposals $1292.88 charge. must have the re‐ Electronic Propos‐ quest for bid num‐ PUBLIC NOTICE als may be submit‐ ber, 26-10-02C, boldly displayed SECTION 00 11 13 ted at Central Bid‐ on the outside of AMENDED AD‐ ding (www.central envelope. VERTISEMENT FOR bidding.com). For questions related to the electronic bid‐ All bids must be ac‐ BID companied by a bid This notice amends ding process, please security equal to and corrects the Ad‐ call Central Bidding at 225-810-4814. five percent (5%) of tisement for Bid If submitting a the base bid plus any ver pub lished by the added alternates and City of Covington sealed proposal, the out side envelope in must be in the form on tember 9, which the proposal of a certified check, 2026,Sep re gard ing the cashier’s check, or establishment of an is placed must be bid bond made engineering, archi‐ clearly marked as payable to Slidell tecture, surveying identified in the Memorial Hospital. and planning ser‐ RFQ Documents. A bid bond shall vices for use REVISED posal Due Date comply with LA- by the‘pool’ on an as- Pro Time: R.S. 38:2218 and neededCity basis. The and Thurs day, October 38:2219. pro posal due date Bidders also have and time have been 1, 2026, 2:00 P.M. the option to submit vised as set forth CST All applicable laws, bids electronically re below. All other or dinances, and the through BidNet Di‐ terms of the orig i nal rect. To register, advertisement re‐ rules and regula‐ tions of all authori‐ visit www.bidnetd main unchanged. having jurisdic‐ irect.com/slidell The City of Coving‐ ties tion over the project memorialhospital ton is seek ing pro ‐ apply to the ochsner or call Bid‐ als for engineer‐ shall Contract through‐ Net Direct Vendor pos ing ser vices for the Support at (800) tablishment of an out. of Covington 835-4603 (Option es en gineering, archi‐ City 200496SEP16-232). tec ture, sur vey ing Electronic submis‐ and planning ser‐ 2Trevised sions require both vices for use $130.10 an electronic bid by the‘pool’ City on an asbond and a digital needed basis. Sealed signature. Legal Notices proposals will be re‐ Please direct ques‐ ceived until the hour tions to Barry Win‐ of 2:00 P.M., local ters, Director of time, October 1, Supply Chain and 2026, at City Hall, PUBLIC NOTICE Logistics, Slidell N. Jefferson Av‐ Memorial Hospital, 317 Covington, Anyone knowing 1025 Florida Ave, enue, LA 70433 and on‐ the whereabouts of Slidell, LA 70458, line at www.central any relatives or at e-mail: Barry. bidding. com. Any heirs of Elnora Winters@Ochsner. proposals received Cousin, who previ‐ org after 2:00 P.M. will ously resided at 1126 Tupelo St. be returned Slidell Memorial un Slidell LA 70458, or Hospital reserves Theopened. will accept Llewellyn J. Cousin the right to reject onlyCity proposal Sr or Llewellyn J any and all bids for from one each vendor. Cousin Jr., please just cause. Winning Items must meet or contact Chris Lozes bid is subject to exceed spec ifica‐ at 985-264-7458 Slidell Memorial tions. 199481SEP9-16Hospital’s Board of posal Docu‐ 23-3T Commissioner’s ac‐ Pro ments can be found $224.08 ceptance and on the City of Cov‐ approval. ington website, PUBLIC NOTICE 200437SEP16-23www.covla.com, at 30-3T Central Bidding, Anyone knowing $1336.56 www.centralbiding. the whereabouts of com, or by request‐ Brandi Ann Liner PUBLIC NOTICE ing a copy from Car‐ Sciara, heir of Eric oline Lobaugh H. Sciara, contact Request for Bid: through email Patricia Bonneau, SMH MOB 1 Suite (clobaugh@covla. Attorney, 985-966310 Renovation - com). A complete 9000. Employee Health set of Contract Doc‐ 200449SEP16-1T Clinic - 26-10-01C uments are available $69.49 to download from Complete bidding our web site free of PUBLIC NOTICE documents may be charge. obtained from the Electronic Propos‐ one knowing Supply Chain and als may be submit‐ Any the whereabouts of Logistics Depart‐ ted at Central Bid‐ Joshua con‐ ment of Slidell ding (www.central tact CynBruno thia Petry, Memorial Hospital, bidding.com). For Atty, (985) 8711025 Florida Ave., questions related to 1110, 301 N. Co‐ Slidell, Louisiana the electronic bid‐ lum St, Coving‐ 70458. Phone: 985- ding process, please ton,bia LA 70433 280-8520. A call Central Bidding 200480SEP16-1T $200.00 deposit is at 225-810-4814. required. Please If submitting a $69.49 make checks sealed proposal, the payable to Slidell outside envelope in PUBLIC NOTICE Memorial Hospital. which the proposal is placed must be Anyone knowing A pre-bid meeting clearly marked as the whereabouts of will be held on identified in the Tonia M. Abrams, contact Patricia Tuesday, Septem‐ RFQ Documents. ber 29, 2026, at REVISED Pro‐ Bonneau, Attorney, 985-966-9000. 1:00pm at the Ma‐ posal Due Date 200450SEP16-1T terials Manage‐ and Time: ment building at Thursday, October $62.21 1025 Florida Ave., 1, 2026, 2:00 P.M. Slidell, LA 70458. CST PUBLIC NOTICE All proposed bid‐ All applicable laws, ders are encouraged ordinances, and the N O T I C E to attend. rules and regula‐ tions of all authori‐ Notice is hereby The bid opening ties having jurisdic‐ given that on Sep‐ will be held on tion over the project tember 8, 2026, En‐ Tuesday, October shall apply to the tergy Louisiana, 13, 2026, at 1:00pm Contract through‐ LLC (“ELL”), a at the Materials out. public utility pro‐ Management build‐ City of Covington viding retail electric ing at 1025 Florida 200494SEP16-23service throughout Ave., Slidell, LA 2T revised 134.16 the State of 70458. At the above Louisiana, filed time, the bids will be PUBLIC NOTICE with the Louisiana publicly opened and Public Service read aloud. Commission SECTION 00 11 13 AMENDED ADVER‐ (“LPSC”) its Appli‐ Sealed proposals TISEMENT FOR BID cation of Entergy must have the re‐ Louisiana, LLC for quest for bid num‐ This notice amends Extension of Phase I ber, 26-10-01C, and corrects the Ad‐ of the Entergy Fu‐ boldly displayed tisement for Bid ture Ready Re‐ on the outside of ver pub lished by the silience Plan (the envelope. City of Covington “Application”). The re‐ September 9, Application All bids must be ac‐ on quests LPSC ap‐ 2026, re gard ing the companied by a bid establishment of an proval, and issuance security equal to independent audit of a public interest five percent (5%) of services qualified finding regarding, the base bid plus any ‘pool’ use by the the extension of added alternates and City for on an as- Phase I of the En‐ must be in the form needed basis. The tergy Future Ready of a certified check, proposal due date Resilience Plan (the cashier’s check, or and time have been “Resilience Plan”). bid bond made revised as set forth Specifically, ELL payable to Slidell below. All other seeks specific ap‐ Memorial Hospital. of the original proval of Phase IA A bid bond shall terms advertisement re‐ of the Resilience comply with LA- main Plan, which in‐ unchanged. R.S. 38:2218 and The City cludes approxi‐ of Cov ing ‐ 38:2219. mately $600 million ton is seek ing pro ‐ Bidders also have posals for indepen‐ in projects proposed the option to submit audit services to be implemented bids electronically dent qualified ‘pool’ for primarily over the through BidNet Di‐ use by the City on an period of 2027 rect. To register, as-needed basis. 2030 (“Phase IA”). visit www.bidnetd Sealed pro pos als ELL’s Phase IA Re‐ irect.com/slidell silience Plan will will be re ceived memorialhospital not result in a until the hour of ochsner or call Bid‐ P.M., local change in rates un‐ Net Direct Vendor 2:00 time, October 1, less approved by the Support at (800) 2026, City Hall, LPSC and imple‐ 835-4603 (Option 317 N. at ferson Av‐ mented by ELL. 2). Electronic sub‐ enue, JefCov ington, on stories missions require LA 70433 and also seeks ap‐ ‐ ELL that both an electronic line at www.cenon proval to matter (a) autho‐ tral bid bond and a digi‐ bidding.com. Any rize the Company’s tal signature. imple‐ als received continued Please direct ques‐ propos 2:00 P.M. will mentation of the Re‐ tions to Barry Win‐ after silience Plan Cost returned ters, Director of be Recovery Rider opened. Supply Chain and un The City will accept (Rider RPCR) to Logistics, Slidell only pro vide for con tem‐ proposal Memorial Hospital, from one poraneous recovery each ven dor. 1025 Florida Ave, must meet or of the Phase IA Pro‐ Slidell, LA 70458, Items ex ceed specifica‐ jects; and (b) correct at e-mail: Barry. tions. the Rider RCPR rate Winters@Ochsner. Proposal Docu‐ calculation to in‐ org prospectively SUBSCRIBE ments can be found clude sion and on the City of Cov‐ transmis TODAY Slidell Memorial ing dis tri b u tion removal ton web site, Hospital reserves covla.com, at costs in the Rider the right to reject www. Cen tral ding, RPCR revenue re‐ any and all bids for www.centralBid bidi ng. quirement and to just cause. Winning com, or by request use regulatory as‐ bid is subject to ing a copy from Car‐‐ sets to facilitate the Slidell Memorial oline Lobaugh recovery and track‐ Hos tal’s Board of of such costs. lll

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The any other matters by special election, PROGRAM City will provide brought before it reasonably expected YEAR 2025 reasonable accom‐ where its purview to generate approxi‐ mately $300,017.00 Notice is hereby modation and ap‐ and jurisdiction pre‐ annually, to main‐ given that the City propriate language vails; how Public Notices ever, any Legal Notices Legalhas Notices Legalupon Notices re‐ personMeet/Hear/Min tain the levee sys‐ of Slidell pre‐ assistance claiming to Requests be aggrieved by the tem, pumping sta‐ pared its Program quest. tion, pumps, hold‐ Year 2025 Consoli‐ should be made as decision of the com‐ ing ponds, construc‐ dated Annual Per‐ early as possible by mission may appeal tion of pumping sta‐ formance and Eval‐ contacting Tiffani such decisions to the tions, acquisition of uation Report McManus at (985) 22 nd Judicial Dis‐ land therefor, and (CAPER) for the 646-4228 or tmc‐ trict Court for the other matters related Community Devel‐ manus@cityofslide Parish of St. Tam‐ thereto, in addition opment Block Grant ll.org. many. to the operation of (CDBG) Program. 199888SEP9-16-2T Records Division 602 N. 5th Street, the District includ‐ The CAPER reports $158.98 If you have com‐ 12th Floor ing cost of the on the City’s ments, please e-mail Baton Rouge, pumping station op‐ progress and use of them to eagee@ Public Notices Louisiana 70802 eration staff, CDBG funds for the covla.com mail Meet/Hear/Min Telephone: (225) salaries of office period July 1, 2025 them to the City of 342-3157 staff, utilities and through June 30, Covington Planning ENTERGY fuels, purchase of 2026. Department at P. O. LOUISIANA, LLC equipment neces‐ During PY 2025, the PUBLIC NOTICE Box 778, Coving‐ sary for the mainte‐ City 200358SEP16-1T had ton, LA 70434. $88.16 nance or operation $207,836.00 in CITY OF COV‐ For more informa‐ of the District, con‐ CDBG resources INGTON PLAN‐ tion, or to review tract services, insur‐ available and re‐ NING COMMIS‐ case material or to PUBLIC NOTICE ance, personnel, and ported $135,449.33 SION HAS inquire about speak‐ other matters related in total expendi‐ SCHEDULED A ing at the public NOTICE OF thereto or called for tures, ELL also seeks ap‐ FILING OF including MEETING FOR hearing, please call by law? proval to (a) autho‐ WASHINGTON$102,359.16 for MONDAY SEP‐ the City of Coving‐ 197915AU26SEP2- non-administrative rize the Company’s ST. TAMMANY TEMBER 21, ton Planning De‐ continued imple‐ ELECTRIC CO‐ 9-16-4T activities and 2026, 6:30 PM AT partment at (985) $150.52 mentation of the Re‐ OPERATIVE, $33,090.17 for plan‐ THE CITY OF 867-1214. Thanks silience Plan Cost INC. (WST) FOR ning and adminis‐ COVINGTON for your interest in Recovery Rider CERTIFICATION PUBLIC NOTICE tration. Non-admin‐ COUNCIL CHAM‐ Covington’s future. (Rider RPCR) to OF ADVANCED istrative expendi‐ BERS LOCATED provide for contem‐ METERING PUBLIC NOTICE tures supported im‐ AT 222 KIRK‐ In accordance with poraneous recovery SYSTEM AND at LAND STREET, the Americans with TO CREDITORS provements of the Phase IA Pro‐ APPROVAL OF Ducksworth Park in COVINGTON, AND VENDORS Disabilities Act, if jects; and (b) correct TARIFF Census Tract 409. LOUISIANA. REVI‐ NOTICE IS you need special as‐ the Rider RCPR rate SIONS HEREBY GIVEN The City also ad‐ sistance, please con‐ calculation to in‐ NOTICE is hereby to all creditors, ven‐ vanced the Sgt. Al‐ Planning tact the ADA Coor‐ clude prospectively given that WST, an dors, subcontrac‐ fred Drive sidewalk Commission dinator at (985 -892transmission and electric cooperative tors, suppliers, and project to approxi‐ Meeting 1811 x 270) Coving‐ distribution removal providing mately 50 per cent . retail claimants having ton City Hall de‐ costs in the Rider electric service to its claims against or physical completion 26-09-05 SALE A scribing the assis‐ RPCR revenue re‐ members in Wash‐ conducting business by June 30, 2026; request to purchase tance that is neces‐ quirement and to ington, St. Tam‐ with The SKIM sidewalk expendi‐ by private sale of a sary. use regulatory as‐ many, and Tangipa‐ Movie LLC. tures will be re‐ portion of the alley 199655SEP9-16-2T sets to facilitate the hoa Parishes, filed All persons or enti‐ ported in PY 2026. that traverses square revised recovery and track‐ an Application with ties having claims The complete draft 2802 in New Cov‐ $ ing of such costs. the Louisiana Public against The SKIM CAPER will be ington. Said portion Service Commis‐ Movie LLC are available for public of the alley mea‐ ELL also requests sion (“LPSC”) seek‐ hereby notified and review beginning sures 20’ x 180’ and PUBLIC NOTICE the continued use of ing certification and required to present September 9, 2026 specifically runs be‐ regulatory assets for approval to deploy and submit their through September tween Lot 2-A, Lot CITY OF COV‐ addressing recovery an Advanced Meter‐ itemized statements, 24, 2026 at the fol‐ 5, and Lots 6, 7, 8. INGTON ZONING of (and on, if applic‐ ing System and ap‐ invoices, or formal lowing locations: Square 2802 in the COMMISSION able), the remaining proval of related tar‐ claims in writing on • City of Slidell Fi‐ Division of New MEETING net book value of as‐ iff revisions applica‐ or before October nance Department, Covington. Square SCHEDULED FOR sets that are re‐ ble to members who 15, 2026. 2045 Second Street, 2802 is bounded by MONDAY, placed through the elect to opt out of All claims must in‐ Slidell, Louisiana W 28th Avenue, N SEPTEMBER 21, 6:30 PM AT Resilience Plan, at advanced metering clude the claimant's 70458, Monday Madison Street, W 2026, CITY OF the level currently service. This matter legal name, contact through Friday 29th Avenue, and N THE COVINGTON reflected in ELL’s is not yet docketed. details, dates of ser‐ 8AM-4PM; and Monroe Street. COUNCIL CHAM‐ rates. Any comments or vice or delivery, • City of Slidell Applicant: Brooke BERS LOCATED www. It Forward Founda‐ AT 222 KIRK‐ questions concern‐ itemized breakdown website: ELL also requests ing this filing may of amount claimed, myslidell.com tion/ Marie Gregory that the Commis‐ be directed to the and supporting doc‐ Written comments Owner: City of Cov‐ LAND STREET, COVINGTON, sion (a) approve the Louisiana must be re ceived no ington Public umentation. LOUISIANA. extension of the Service Commis‐ Claims must be sub‐ later than 4PM on Monitoring Plan ap‐ sion at (225) 342- mitted by mail to the September 24, 26-09-14 ADMN Zoning Commis‐ proved in Order No. 4999. 2026. Comments SUB A request to sion Meeting following address: U-36625 to Phase 200473SEP16-1T (Com‐ 26-09-03 ZC A re‐ The SKIM Movie may be submitted subdivide IA, subject to any $208.02 by email to tmc‐ bine) a parcel of quest LLC to change the modifications the 14461 Frenchtown manus@cityofslide land identified as, zoning of Lot 12-A, Commission may PUBLIC NOTICE ll.org, by mail or Lots 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, Square 31, Connolly Rd order; and (b) ac‐ Greenwell Springs, hand delivery to 9, and 10, and the re‐ Addition knowledge that ELL CDBG Program, voked alley of Neighborhood from LA 70739 will be requesting PROPOSITION Failure to present City of Slidell Fi‐ Square 2810, Divi‐ Commercial (CN) an extension of (Renewal of any claim by or be‐ nance Department, sion of New Cov‐ waiver from the Existing Mainte‐ fore the deadline of 2045 Second Street, ington, Covington, to Regional Com‐ mercial (CR) this Federal Energy nance and October 15 2026, Slidell, Louisiana LA into Lot 3-A would allow for Regulatory Com‐ Operation Tax) may result in such 70458, or by tele‐ Square 2810, Divi‐ drive-thru service at mission (“FERC”) claims being barred phone at (985) 646- sion of New Cov‐ to allow ELL to con‐ Shall Drainage Dis‐ or excluded from re‐ 4228. The City will ington, located at this location. Sub‐ tinue to capitalize trict No. 4 of the covery to the fullest consider all com‐ the bounded by W ject property has the certain conductor Parish of St. Tam‐ extent permitted by ments received be‐ 29th Avenue on the municipal address of 120 W 30th Av‐ handling expenses many, fore submitting the North, N Filmore on enue, of law. Covington incurred through the LouisianaState CAPER to the U.S. the East, and W 28th 200399SEP16-1T (the "Dis‐ Petitioner: Joseph J. Resilience Plan that trict"), be au Department of Avenue on the Bonono, $237.21 tho rized would otherwise be to renew the exist‐ Housing and Urban South, and an unde‐ Owner: Jr. Joseph J. treated as expenses, ing Development. veloped portion of $253.00 main te ‐ PUB LIC NO TICE and express support nance and operation The City of Slidell N. Pierce on the Bonono, Jr. or non-opposition to encourages partici‐ West. on each THE CITY OF 26-09-04 ZC A re‐ the contemplated tax pation by all resi‐ Petitioner: W30’s quest landowner of record SLIDELL the FERC waiver re‐ within the District in REQUEST FOR dents, particularly Redemption Com‐ zoningtoofchange Lots 8. 9. quest; and (c) direct the lowand mod er atepany amount of PUBLIC 10 of Square the Administrative $253.00 income residents, Owner: Linda Ac‐ and for each REVIEW AND 709 from SingleHearings Division 10,000 minorities, non- cardo square feet COM MENT Family Residential to adopt a proce‐ of each lot and par‐ CDBG English-speaking (RS-1) to Office dural schedule nec‐ cel persons, persons PROCESS & AP‐ Com CON owned, be gin ‐ SOL I DATED mercial (CO) essary to facilitate a ning with the year ANNUAL with disabilities, PEAL: The plan‐ Commission deci‐ 2028, and ending PERFORMANCE residents of public ning commission to allow construc‐ of a Medical sion on this Applica‐ with the year 2032, AND and assisted hous‐ shall have the au‐ tion Office. Square 709 tion no later than subject to renewal EVALUATION ing, and residents of thority to grant or is by W 7th July 31, 2027. areas where CDBG deny final subdivi‐ Avbounded for five year terms REPORT enue, S Van funds are used. The sion approval and Buren, by spe cial elec tion, PRO GRAM W 8th Av‐ For questions and reasonably expected YEAR 2025 City will provide any other matters and S Harrison comments regard‐ to reasonable accom‐ brought before it enue gen er ate ap prox i ‐ Street. ing ELL’s filing, mately $300,017.00 Notice is hereby modation and ap‐ where its purview please call the LPSC annually, to main‐ given that the City propriate language and jurisdiction pre‐ Petitioner: Paul Lee Dr Richard toll free at (800) tain assistance upon re‐ vails; however, any Owner: levee sys‐ of Slidell has pre‐ quest. Celentano 256-2397. Addition‐ tem, the Re quests per son claim ing to ing sta‐ pared its Program should be made as ally, the filing, in‐ tion, pump be aggrieved by the Process and AP‐ pumps, hold‐ Year 2025 Consoli‐ early cluding its attach‐ ing ponds, as possible by decision of the com‐ PEALS: con struc‐ dated Annual Per‐ contact The Zoning ments, may be tion of pumping ing Tiffani mance and Eval‐ McManus at (985) mission may appeal Commission will viewed in the tions, acquisitionstaof‐ for such decisions to the vote to recommend u a tion Re port Records Division of land therefor, and (CAPER) for the 646-4228 or tmc‐ 22 nd Judicial Dis‐ approval,INTEREST denial, or the LPSC the fol ‐ other cit yofslide INTEREST trict Court for the PRINCIPAL PRINCIPAL The at following resolution was offered by Walter "Dub" Lane by James matters related Comand museconded nity De vel‐ manus@ to table this request. lowNewton: ing address: YEAR AMOUNT RATE YEAR AMOUNT RATE ll. org. Parish of St. Tam ‐ thereto, in addition opment Block Grant 199888SEP9-16-2T The Zoning Com‐ 2028 $ 75,000 5.000% 2038 $1,235,000 5.000% many. to theRESOLUTION operation of (CDBG) Program. $158.98 mission’s 5.000 report to 2029 75,000 5.000 2039 1,300,000 Records Division the Dis trict in clud ‐ The CAPER re ports recommend5.000 ap‐ 2030 75,000 5.000 2040 1,365,000 602 N. 5th Street, ing cost of the on If you have 2041 com‐ 1,435,000 the City’s proval or de nial will A resolution approving the acceptance of the bid of Loop Capital 2031 250,000 5.000 5.000 12th Floor Markets, ments, please e-mail LLC, ofpump New York, New York, forop the‐purchase of Twentyand use of 2032 500,000 5.000 2042 1,510,000 5.000Coun‐ ing sta tion progress be sent to the Baton Rouge, them to eagee@ Million TwentyerThousand Dollars ($20,020,000) of General 2033 965,000 5.000 2043 1,590,000 4.000 a tion staff, CDBG funds for the cil Clerk. The final Louisiana 70802 covla.com 2044 mail 1,670,000 Obligation Bonds, Series 2026,of of St.of Tammany Hospital 2034 1,015,000 5.000 4.000denial salaries fice Parish period July 1, 2025 approval or Telephone: Service (225) District staff, No. 2. 2035 1,065,000 5.000 2045 1,755,000 4.000 them to the City of utilities and through June 30, of the request will 342-3157 2036 1,120,000 5.000 2046 4.000 Covington Plan ning 1,845,000 fuels, purchase of 2026. rest in the vote of the WHEREAS, pursuant to the provisions of a Notice of Bond Sale dated June 11, 2026, 2037 1,175,000 5.000 ENTERGY De part ment at P. O. esprovisions ‐ Durofing PY 2025, City Council. Any published in the manner by law,ment and pursuantnec to the a resolution adoptedthe by LOUISIANA, LLCrequiredequip Box 778, Coving‐ ac for the teService ‐ City had tion has and been the Board of Commissioners of sary St. Tammany Parishmain Hospital District No. 2 (the "Board"), SECTION 5. The official Notice of Bond Sale and the Preliminary Officialthat Statement, 200358SEP16-1T ton, LA 70434. nance or op er a tion $207,836.00 in the governing authority of St. Tammany Parish Hospital Service District No. 2 (the "Issuer"), on approved by the $88.16 more inforThe mapreparation ‐ plan June 11, 2026 (the "Prior Resolution"), solicited purchase of Twenty Million the information contained therein,For are hereby approved. of the final Official of the bids Diswere trict, confor ‐ theCDBG resources ning or zon tion, or to review commission maying Twenty Thousand Dollars ($20,020,000) ofvices, General Obligation Series 2026, and of the Issuer tract ser insur‐ Bonds, avail able re‐ be case maapproved, terial and or thetoSecretary (the "Bonds"), on July 15, 2026;ance, and personnel, and Statement pertaining to the Bonds is hereby and Chairman of the by ported $135,449.33 denied approval in quire about speak ‐ other matters related in total expendi‐ Board are hereby authorized to sign copies thereof as evidence of thethe cityofcoun cil with WHEREAS, four (4) bids were received for the purchase of the Bonds, as follows: the Issuer and ing at the public aapproval thereto or called for tures, including simple majority of hear ing, please call by law? $102,359.16 for are further directed to execute and deliver to the Purchaser at the time ofthe enatire legisla tive Bidder True Interest Cost closing certificate which the City of Coving‐ body. non-ad ministrative Any action Loop Capital Markets,197915AU26SEP2LLC 4.068770% Planning De‐ that has 9-16-4T ac4.092019% tivities and shall be substantially in the form ofton Fidelity Capital Markets the certificate annexed hereto as Exhibit B. failed to re‐ partment at (985) ceive the Robert W. Baird & Co.,$150.52 Inc. 4.093366% $33,090.17 for plan‐ approval 867-1214. Thanks Carty & Company, Inc. 4.159144% SECTION 6. This Governing Authority hereby makes the findings required by Sectionand ning and adminis‐ of the plan ning for your in ter est in ; and tration. Non-admin‐ zoning commission 505 of Title 39 of the Louisiana Revised Statutes of 1950, as amended, of the benefit from entering Cov ing ton’s fu ture. istrative expendi‐ shall not be passed WHEREAS, in accordance with the provisions of the Prior Resolution, the Chief Executive tures supCapital ported im‐ into a contract with Build America Mutual Assurance Company for theby the city council Officer of the Issuer has found and determined that the bid submitted by Loop Markets, acquisition of a Municipal In ac cor dance with prove ments at except by the affir‐ LLC, of New York, New York (the “Purchaser”), complies with all terms and conditions the Amer i cans with Ducksworth Park in prescribed by the Notice of Bond Sale and Official Statement and has accepted said bid for the tive vote of at either of them, are hereby Bond Insurance Policy for the Bonds, and the Executive Officers, or ma Disabilities Act, if least purchase of the Bonds on behalf of the Issuer; and Census Tract 409. of need related special as‐ the enthree-fifths all documents thereto. The City also ad‐ authorized and directed to execute you tire leg isla tive sistance, please con‐ body. WHEREAS, the Purchaser has tendered the required good faith deposit, receipt vanced thetheSgt. Alof‐ which is hereby confirmed, and tact Coor‐ upon SECTION 7. This Resolution shallthe takeADA effect immediately fred Drive sidewalk Inits adoption. Louisiana, ap‐ dinator at (985 -892- peals pro ject to ap prox i ‐ from a city WHEREAS, this Board now desires to approve the acceptance of the bid of the Purchaser [Remainder of page intentionally left blank.] 1811 x 270) Cov ing ‐ 50Bonds pertocent council decision and to take such action as may be necessary to accomplish the mately delivery of the the ton City Hall de ‐ physical completion genthereon erally low the Purchaser; and The foregoing resolution having been a vote, wasfol as follows: scrib ingsubmitted the toas sis‐the vote by June 30, 2026; ministrative Pro‐ tance that is neces‐ Ad WHEREAS, capitalized terms used but not defined hereinside shall walk have the meaning given expen di‐ cedure Act (R.S. sary. such terms in the Prior Resolution; tures will be re‐ and the 199655SEP9-16-2T 49:964) ported in PY 2026. Louisiana Code of Yea Nay Absent Abstaining Board re vised NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED by the Board, acting as the governing authority The complete draft Civil Proce‐ $ CAPER will be Members dure(CCP). A deci‐ of the Issuer, that: available for public sion by the council Larry P. Englande, Sr. X rethe view bethegin ninga is considered final, SECTION 1. The acceptance of the bid of the Purchaser for purchase of Bonds, Joseph DiGiovanni, Jr. X September 9, 2026 and an appeal to dis‐ Walter J. "Dub" Lane, Jr. X copy of which is annexed hereto as Exhibit A, and the award to the Purchaser are hereby approved. through Septem ber trict court must be Jean Cefalu X 24, 2026 at the fol‐ filed within 30 days Matthew Miller, MD X SECTION 2. In accordance with the provisions of the Preliminary Official Statement lowing lo cations: of receiving notice Robert C. Mercadel X • City of Slidell Fi‐ of the final decision prepared in connection with the sale of the Bonds (the "Preliminary Official Statement"), the Tommy C. Morris X nance Department, If you have com‐ James W. Newton X ond Street, ments, please e-mail amount of the good faith deposit tendered by the Purchaser shall be 2045 depositedSec and credited towards Kristen Stanley-Wallace X Slidell, Louisiana them to eagee@ 70458, Mon day the purchase price of the Bonds without regard to any interest earnings thereon. covla.com mail through Friday them the City of th And the resolution was declared adopted, on this, the 27 day ofto July, 2026. SECTION 3. When the Bonds have been properly prepared, the Issuer is authorized 8AM-4PM; and to Covington Planning • City of Slidell Department at P. O. deliver the Bonds to the Purchaser upon the payment of $20,816,228.60, constituting the principal website: www. BoxR. Stanley 778, Coving‐ /s/ Walter J. Lane /s/ Kristen com for the ton, LA 70434. Chairman Secretary amount of the Bonds, plus a bid premium of $996,428.60, and less myslidell. a credit of $200,200.00 Written comments For more informa‐ must bePurchaser received tion, or to review amount of the good faith deposit described above. The bid premium of the shall no be to this resolution have not been published. Exhibits are on file with the minutes of the St. later than 4PM on Exhibits maduring terialregular or to Tammany Parish Hospital Service District No. 2 and are available forcase inspection deposited in a construction fund, hereby created, and used for the of the Bonds24, in Seppurposes tember inquire about speak‐ business hours. 2026. Comments ing at the pub lic accordance with their terms. may be submitted hearing, please call by email to tmc‐ the City of Coving‐ SECTION 4. The unpaid principal of the Bonds shall bear interest from the date thereof manus@cityofslide ton Planning De‐ ll.org, mail or partment at (985) or from the most recent Interest Payment Date to which interest has been paidby or duly provided hand delivery to 867-1214. Thanks for, payable on each Interest Payment Date, commencing March 1, 2027, at the rates ofgram, interest CDBG Pro for your interest in City of Slidell Fi‐ Covington’s future per annum set forth below, and shall mature on March 1 of each year as follows: nance Department, 2045 Second Street, In accordance with Slidell, Louisiana the Americans with 199930-685098-sept16-1t 70458, or by tele‐ Disabilities$ 246.76 Act, if [Remainder of page intentionally left blank.] phone at (985) 646you need special as‐ 4228. The City will sistance, please con‐ consider all com‐ tact the ADA Coor‐ ments received be‐ dinator at (985 -892fore submitting the 1811 x 270) Coving‐ CAPER to the U.S. ton City Hall de‐

Application re‐ quests LPSC ap‐ proval, and issuance of a public interest finding regarding, the extension of Notices Phase Legal I of the En‐ tergy Future Ready Resilience Plan (the “Resilience Plan”). Specifically, ELL seeks specific ap‐ proval of Phase IA of the Resilience Plan, which in‐ cludes approxi‐ mately $600 million in projects proposed to be implemented primarily over the period of 2027 2030 (“Phase IA”). ELL’s Phase IA Re‐ silience Plan will not result in a change in rates un‐ less approved by the LPSC and imple‐ mented by ELL.

For questions and comments regard‐ ing ELL’s filing, please call the LPSC toll free at (800) Legal 256-2397. AdNotices dition‐ ally, the filing, in‐ cluding its attach‐ ments, may be viewed in the Records Division of the LPSC at the fol‐ lowing address:

✦ St. Tammany ✦ Wednesday, September 16, 2026 ✦ 7B

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Legal Notices

ST. TAMMANY PARISH MICHAEL B. COOPER PARISH PRESIDENT

Legal Notices

Commercial District. The property petitioned for rezoning is more fully described as follows: EXHIBIT A

From the Point of Beginning run North 88 degrees, 02 minutes West, 836.2 feet to a point; thence North 02 degrees, 45 minutes West, 1218.8 feet to a point; thence North 84 degrees, 20 minutes East, 155.2 feet to a point; thence South 22 degrees, 39 minutes East, 1295.8 feet to a point; thence South 89 degrees, 13 minutes East, 185.0 feet to a point; thence South 41 degrees, 29 minutes East, 84.1 feet back to the Point of Beginning. This tract contains 11.22 acres, more or less.

All that certain piece or parcel of ground, together with all the buildings and improvements thereon, and all rights, ways, privileges, servitudes, appurtenances and advantages thereunto belonging or in anywise appertaining, situated in St. Tammany Parish, being Section 34, Township 5 South, Range 10 East, in accordance with survey of Land Surveying , Inc., dated December 8, 1980, a copy of which is annexed hereto and made part hereof, more particularly described as follows, to-wit: --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------PUBLIC NOTICE

From the quarter section corner common to Section 34 Township 5 South, Range 10 East and Section 3, Township 6 South Range 10 East, go North 02 degrees 43 minutes West, 1701.3 feet to a point; thence go South 89 degrees 23 minutes East 343.7 feet to a point, and the Point of Beginning.

The St. Tammany Parish Zoning Commission will hold their regular monthly meeting on Tuesday, October 6, 2026 in the St. Tammany Parish Administrative Complex, 21490 Koop Drive, Mandeville, LA at 6:00 PM. A public hearing will be conducted at this meeting to hear comments for or against amendments to the Unified Development Code with respect to the following changes:

From the Point of Beginning go South 89 degrees 23 minutes East, 343.7 feet to an iron; thence go South 02 degrees 45 minutes East 190.23 feet to an iron; thence go North 89 degrees 24 minutes West 343.81 feet to an iron; thence go North 02 degrees 43 minutes West, 190.31 feet to an iron and the Point of Beginning. Said property contains 1.5 acres, more or less. Being the same property acquired by John Richard Taranto in the Judgment of Possession in the Succession of Sonia Treadaway Taranto, Case No. 2013-30639, dated and recorded August 1,2013 at Inst. No. 1910051.

1. Zoning Case No. 2026-4778-ZC Petition to change the zoning district classification for a tract of land situated in S33, T4S, R10E, Ward 2, District 3 St. Tammany Parish, Louisiana, which is a Parcel located on the south side of Stonehill Road, east of Deerfield Road, Folsom, and which property comprises a total of 2.58 acres of land more or less, from its present R-1 Rural Residential District & RO Rural Residential District to L-1 Large Lot Residential & RO Rural Overlay. The property petitioned for rezoning is more fully described as follows:

11.22 acre parcel having been acquired by Sonia Marie Treadaway, wife of/and John R. Taranto in the Act of Sale dated October 19,1982, recorded October 27,1982 at Inst. No. 496969.

A CERTAIN PIECE OR PARCELOF GROUND, situated in Section 33, Township 4 South, Range 10 East, St. Tammany Parish, Louisiana, and more fully described as follows:

8. Zoning Case No. 2026-4804-CP

This tract contains 2.08 acres as per survey prepared by Land Surveying, LLC, dated May 30, 2019.

Petition for a conditional use permit to allow outdoor storage on a tract of land situated in S15, T7S, R11E, Ward 3, District 5, St. Tammany Parish, Louisiana, which is a parcel located on the east side of Park Place, and on the north side of Village Lane West, being 215 Park Place; Covington, and which property comprises a total of 2.375 acres of land more or less, and is zoned NC-1 Neighborhood Commercial & HC-2 Highway Commercial District. The property petitioned for rezoning is more fully described as follows: ALL THAT CERTAIN PIECE OR PORTION OF GROUND, together with all the buildings and improvements thereon, and all the rights, ways, means, privileges, servitudes and appurtenances thereunto belonging or in anywise appertaining, situated in Northpark Subdivision, Phase II, St. Tammany Parish, Louisiana, as shown on the plan of resubdivision by John J. Avery & Assoc. Inc. dated October 17, 2000 recorded as Clerk of Court Map File No. 5182A, subject property being described as follows, to-wit: 1. Lot 41-A-1, consisting of 1.737 Acres; and

A certain piece or portion of ground situated in Section 33. Township 4 South, Range 10 East, St Tammany Parish, Louisiana, mere fully described as follow: Commence at the Section Corner common to Section 5, Township 5 South Range 10 East and Sections 31 and 32, Township 4 South, Range 10 thence measure South 89 degrees 22 minutes East, a distance of 4053.5 feet to a point thence measure North 02 degrees 59 minutes East, a distance of 1236.3 feet to a point; thence measure South 89 degrees 48 minutes East, a distance of 1526.8 feet to a point; thence measure North OO degrees 14 minutes West, a distance of 1234.2 feet to a point; thence measure South 89 degrees 41 minutes East, a distance of 1113.1 feet to a point: thence measure South 01 degree 33 minutes West, a distance of 495.4A feet to the Point of Beginning. From the Point of Beginning measure South 88 degrees 27 minutes East, a distance of 204.98 feet to a point; thence measure North 01 degree 33 minutes East, a distance of l06.24 feet to a point; thence measure North 88 degrees 27 minutes West, a distance of 204.98 feet to a point; thence measure South 01 degree 33 minutes West, a distinct of 106.24 feet back to the Point of Beginning, containing 0.5 Acres. Together with a 20’ Servitude of Passage as more fully shown on plat of survey by Fontcuberta Surveys, Inc., dated June 26, 1998, bearing Plat File No. 126-401. 2. Zoning Case No. 2026-4795-ZC Petition to change the zoning district classification for a tract of land situated in S11, T6S, R11E, Ward 3, District 2, St. Tammany Parish, Louisiana, which is a Parcel located on the east side of Walden Street and Linden Street, north of Tammany Avenue, Covington, which is a property comprises a total of 9.36 acres of land more or less, from its present R-1 Rural Residential District and RO Rural Overlay to L-2 Large Lot Residential District and RO Rural Overlay. The property petitioned for rezoning is more fully described as follows: ALI- THAT CERTAIN PIECE OR PARCEL OF LAND, together with all the buildings and improvements thereon and all the rights, ways, means and privileges, servitudes, prescriptions, appurtenances and advantages thereunto belonging or in anywise appertaining thereto, situated in Section 11, Township 6 South, Range 11 East, Parish of St. Tammany, State of Louisiana, designated as (Parcel A), containing 9.36 acres more or less, all as per that plan of resubdivision by Lowe Engineers, dated June 1, 2012, which said plan of subdivision was approved by the Planning Commission and recorded July 27, 2021, as Map File No. 6039A. Being a portion of the same property acquired by Larry Aleman from Lauren R. Gibbs, by act before Michael L. Mancuso, Notary Public, dated June 19, 2014, and recorded at CIN 1945410. Being further acquired in part by Kelli A. Aleman by act dated July 26, 2021, and recorded at CIN 2283087. 3. Zoning Case No. 2026-4798-ZC Petition to change the zoning district classification for a tract of land situated in S27, T6S, R10E, Ward 1, District 3, St. Tammany Parish, Louisiana, which is a Parcel located on the north side of US Highway 190, east of Madaleen Lane, west of Canal Road, and which property comprises a total of 2.68 of land more or less, from its present R-1 Rural Residential District to HC-2 Highway Commercial District. The property petitioned for rezoning is more fully described as follows: ALL THAT CERTAIN PIECE OR PARCEL OF LAND, together with all the buildings and improvements thereon and all the rights, ways, means and privileges, belonging or in anywise appertaining thereto, situated in Section 27, Township 6 South Range 10 East, Parish of St. Tammany, State of Louisiana, all as more fully shown on the Amendment to the Minor Subdivision by John G. Cummings &Associates, dated August 7, 2009, last revised September 14, 2009, filed for registry February 1, 2010 in the Office of the Clerk of Court for St. Tammany Parish as Map File No. 4860-C and being described as follows, to-wit: PARCEL A AND PARCEL B, ST. TAMMANY PARISH, LOUISIANA. Vendors reserves the 35 foot servitude of passage of right-a-way across the west line of Parcel A, as shown on the survey by John G. Cummings & Associates dated August 7, 2009, last revised September 14, 2009, Map File No. 4860C, in favor of Parcel C, D & E and the owners thereof. Appearers, their heirs and assigns, shall at all times maintain the said community driveway in good order and conditions and shall contribute equally to the coast of such maintenance. Appearers, shall at no time obstruct the common driveway in a manner so as to interfere with the use thereof by the occupants of their adjacent properties. Improvements thereon bear the Municipal No. 13635 Hwy 190, Covington, Louisiana 70433 Being the same property acquired by Dominick S. Lamandre from Agnes Taylor wife of/and Louis Trahan, dated December 19, 1964, Before Patrick E. Carr, Notary Public, filed for record December 23, 1964, at COB 376, folio 241 in the official records of St. Tammany Parish, Louisiana. Further acquired by the Succession of Dominick Salvador Lamandre, Sr., Proceedings # 761-566, Division J, of the 24th Judicial District court for the Parish of Jefferson Parish, Louisiana. 4. Zoning Case No. 2026-4799-CP Petition for a conditional use permit to allow for outdoor storage on a tract of land situated in S10 & S48, T7S, R11E, Ward 3, District 5, St. Tammany Parish, Louisiana, which is a Parcel located on the west side of N. Highway 190, north of 11th Ave., and south of 10th Ave., Covington, and which property comprises a total of 1.69 of land more or less and is zoned HC-2 Highway Commercial District. The property petitioned for rezoning is more fully described as follows: A CERTAIN PARCEL OF GROUND, together with all the buildings and improvements thereon, and all of the rights, ways, means, appurtenances thereunto belonging or in anywise appertaining thereto, situated in the Town of Alexiusville in Sections 10 & 48, Township 7 South, Range 11 East, Covington, St. Tammany Parish, Louisiana, being more fully described as follows, to-wit: The northwesterly corner of Square 110, Town of Alexiusville, at the southeasterly intersection of Bravo Street and 10th Avenue, shall serve as the Point of Beginning. From the Point of Beginning, thence run along the southerly boundary of 10th Avenue North 89 degrees 23 minutes 36 seconds East a distance of 239.84 feet to an iron; thence go North 76 degrees 30 minutes 08 seconds East a distance of 12.04 feet to an iron; thence go South 00 degrees 52 minutes 57 seconds East a distance of 90.07 feet to an iron; thence go South 89 degrees 05 minutes 44 seconds West a distance of 93.25 feet to an iron; thence go South 01 degrees 23 minutes 01 seconds East a distance of 29.92 feet to an iron; thence go North 89 degrees 00 minutes 38 seconds East a distance of 77.95 feet to an iron; thence go North 89 degrees 09 minutes 00 seconds East a distance of 149.97 feet to an iron located on the westerly boundary of U.S. Hwy. 190; thence go along the westerly boundary of U.S. Hwy. 190 South 00 degrees 53 minutes 25 seconds East a distance of 119.13 feet to an iron; thence go along the northerly boundary of 11th Avenue South 88 degrees 49 minutes 45 seconds West a distance of 389.37 feet to an iron located at the northeasterly intersection of 11th Avenue and Bravo Street; thence go along the easterly boundary of Bravo Street North 00 degrees 12 minutes 23 seconds West a distance of 239.60 feet back to the Point of Beginning. This parcel contains 1.69 Acres, all as more fully shown on the proposed Resubdivision Plat of Randall, W. Brown & Associates, Inc. Survey No. 26272, dated May 5, 2026. 5. Zoning Case No. 2026-4800-ZC Petition to change the zoning district classification for a tract of land situated in S18, T7S, R10E, Ward 1, District 4, St. Tammany Parish, Louisiana, which is a Parcel located on the north side of Highway 22 W., east of Kathman Drive, Madisonville, and which property comprises a total of 1.28 of land more or less, from its present L-2 Large Lot Residential District to HC-2 Highway Commercial District. The property petitioned for rezoning is more fully described as follows: ALL THAT CERTAIN LOT OR PARCEL OF GROUND, together with all the buildings and improvements thereon, and all of the rights, ways, means, privileges, servitudes, advantages and appurtenances thereunto belonging or in anywise appertaining, situated in Section 18, Township 7 South, Range 10 East, St. Tammany Parish, Louisiana, in that part thereof known (as LIVE OAK HILLS SUBDIVISION) (formerly Kathman Acres), and being designated and described on that certain Resubdivision Map and Plat by D&S Surveyors, dated March 7, 2007, Job No. 07-20, the original of which is on file and of record with the Office of the Clerk of Court for St. Tammany Parish, Louisiana, as Map File No. 4423A, and according thereto, said Lot is more particularly described as follows: LOT 6B, BLOCK 5, LIVE OAK HILLS SUBDIVISION (FORMERLY KATHMAN ACRES), ST. TAMMANY PARISH, LOUISIANA. FOR INFORMATIONAL PURPOSES ONLY The Improvements thereon bear the Municipal No. 1928 Highway 22 West, Madisonville, LA 70447. Being the same property acquired by Christine Dewitt Dunn by Judgment of Possession dated October 24, 2020, in the Succession of Ethel Lee Dean Dewitt, wife of/and Charles I. Dewitt, Sr., 22nd Judicial District Court for the Parish of St. Tammany, State of Louisiana, Proceedings No. 22368l8, Div. “J”, and recorded with the Clerk of Court for St. Tammany Parish, Louisiana, as Instrument No. 2236818. 6. Zoning Case No. 2026-4801-ZC Petition to change the zoning district classification for a tract of land situated in S4, T8S, R13E & S33, T7S, R13E, Ward 6, District 11, St. Tammany Parish, Louisiana, which is a property located on the west sides of LA Highway 434 and LA Highway 3241, Lacombe, and which property comprises a total of 10.37 of land more or less, from its present PUD Planned Unit Development and L-1 Large Lot Residential District to HC-3 Highway Commercial District. The property petitioned for rezoning is more fully described as follows: ALL THAT CERTAIN PARCEL OF GROUND SITUATED IN SECTION 3, TOWNSHIP 8 SOUTH, RANGE 13 EAST & SECTION 33, TOWNSHIP 7 SOUTH, RANGE 13 EAST, ST. TAMMANY PARISH, LOUISIANA AND MORE FULLY DESCRIBED AS FOLLOWS: COMMENCE FROM THE SECTION CORNER COMMON TO SECTIONS 3 & 4, T-8-S, R-13-E AND SECTIONS 33 AND 34, T-7-S, R-13-E, ST. TAMMANY PARISH, LOUISIANA, AND GO SOUTH 89 DEGREES 12 MINUTES 30 SECONDS WEST, A DISTANCE OF 1775.69 FEET TO THE POINT OF BEGINNING. FROM THE POINT OF BEGINNING GO SOUTH 40 DEGREES 25 MINUTES 49 SECONDS WEST A DISTANCE OF 190.06 FEET; THENCE SOUTH 63 DEGREES 11 MINUTES 28 SECONDS WEST A DISTANCE OF 145.85 FEET; THENCE WITH A CURVE TURNING TO THE LEFT WITH AN ARC LENGTH OF 991.50 FEET, WITH A RADIUS OF 3597.00 FEET, WITH A CHORD BEARING OF SOUTH 55 DEGREES 17 MINUTES 40 SECONDS WEST, WITH A CHORD LENGTH OF 988.36 FEET; THENCE NORTH 30 DEGREES 18 MINUTES 39 SECONDS EAST A DISTANCE OF 694.82 FEET; THENCE NORTH 29 DEGREES 35 MINUTES 07 SECONDS EAST A DISTANCE OF 190.71 FEET; THENCE NORTH 33 DEGREES 07 MINUTES 33 SECONDS EAST A DISTANCE OF 195.51 FEET; THENCE NORTH 30 DEGREES 16 MINUTES 30 SECONDS EAST A DISTANCE OF 425.00 FEET; THENCE NORTH 40 DEGREES 54 MINUTES 11 SECONDS EAST A DISTANCE OF 100.05 FEET; THENCE NORTH 59 DEGREES 06 MINUTES 59 SECONDS EAST A DISTANCE OF 108.17 FEET; THENCE SOUTH 07 DEGREES 13 MINUTES 10 SECONDS EAST A DISTANCE OF 322.79 FEET; THENCE SOUTH 20 DEGREES 31 MINUTES 05 SECONDS EAST A DISTANCE OF 239.00 FEET; THENCE SOUTH 26 DEGREES 55 MINUTES 52 SECONDS EAST A DISTANCE OF 91.84 FEET; THENCE SOUTH 40 DEGREES 25 MINUTES 49 SECONDS WEST A DISTANCE OF 37.40 FEET BACK TO THE POINT OF BEGINNING. SAID PARCEL CONTAINS 10.37 ACRES OF GROUND, MORE OR LESS. 7. Zoning Case No. 2026-4803-ZC Petition to change the zoning district classification for a tract of land situated in S34, T5S, R10E, Ward 2, District 3, St. Tammany Parish, Louisiana, which is a Parcel located at the end of Joiner Road, east of Booth Road being 3095 Joiner Road, Folsom, and which property comprises a total of 11.22 acres of land more or less, from its present R-1 Rural Residential District and RO Rural Overlay to L-1 Large Lot Residential District and RO Rural Overlay. The property petitioned for rezoning is more fully described as follows:

ALL THAT CERTAIN TRACT OR PARCEL OF LAND, together with all the buildings and

improvements thereon, and all of the rights, ways, privileges, servitudes, advantages and appurtenances thereunto belonging or in anywise appertaining, situated in the Parish of St. Tammany, State of Louisiana, being a portion of the East half of the West half of the Southeast quarter (E 1/2 of W 1/2 of SE 1/4), of Section Thirty Four (34), Township 5 South, Range 10 East, and

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being more fully described as follows, to-wit:

LESS AND EXCEPT that portion of ground sold in Act passed before Martha L. Jumonville, St. Tammany Parish, Notary Public, dated January 30, 1981 and recorded in COB 1002, folio 677, and which portion of ground is more specifically described as follows, to-wit:

From the Point of Beginning run South 89 degrees 39 minutes 00 seconds East, 205.02 feet to a point; thence South 01 degrees 33 minutes 00 seconds West, 550.19 feet to a point; thence North 88 degrees 25 minutes 43 seconds West, 204.98 feet to a point; thence North 01 degrees 33 minutes 00 seconds East, 213.23 feet to a point; thence North 88 degrees 25 minutes 43 seconds West, 103.00 feet to a point; thence North 01 degrees 33 minutes 00 seconds East, 332.59 feet back to the Point of Beginning.

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From the Section Corner common to Sections 34 and 35, Township 5 South, Range 10 East, and Sections 2 and 3, Township 6 South, Range 10 East, St. Tammany Parish, Louisiana, run South 89 degrees, 04 minutes West, 1151.4 feet to the Point of Beginning.

All in accordance with the survey of Land Surveying, Inc., dated August 6, 1982,

From the Section Corner common to Section 5 Township 5 South, Range 10 East, and Sections 31 and 32, Township 4 South, Range 10 East, St. Tammany Parish, Louisiana, run South 89 degrees 22 minutes East 4053.5 feet; thence North 02 degrees 59 minutes East 1236.3 feet; thence South 89 degrees 48 minutes East 1526.8 feet; thence North 00 degrees 14 minutes West 1234.2 feet; thence South 89 degrees 41 minutes East 1113.1 feet; thence North 01 degrees 33 minutes East, 50.38 feet to the Point of Beginning.

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2. Lot 41-B-1, consisting of 0.637 Acres, All as more fully shown on the current survey of R. W. Krebs Professional Land Surveying, LLC, Job #: 260154, dated February 9, 2026, an original of which is annexed hereto and made a part hereof. Subject property bears a physical address of 215 Park Place, Covington, Louisiana 70433. Being the same property acquired by Ruddigore, L.L.C. from Northpark Renaissance Limited Partnership by Sale of Property filed June 15, 1995 as Instrument No. 952604, as revised b Act of Correction (by Notary) filed April 4, 2007 as Instrument No. 1613623, both of the official records of St. Tammany Parish, Louisiana. Assessment No. 27593 (Lot 41A) Assessment No. 28912 (Lot 41B, et al, being a Bulk Assessment)

9. Zoning Case No. 2026-4805-ZC Petition to change the zoning district classification for a tract of land situated in S15, T7S, R11E, Ward 3, District 5, St. Tammany Parish, Louisiana, which is a Parcel located on the east side of Park Place and on the north side of Village Lane West, being 215 Park Place; Covington, and which property comprises a total of 0.637 of land more or less, from its present NC-1 Neighborhood Commercial District to HC-2 Commercial District. The property petitioned for rezoning is more fully described as follows: LOT 41-B-I A CERTAIN PIECE OR PORTION OF GROUND, TOGETHER WITH ALL THE BUILDING AND IMPROVEMENTS THEREON, AND ALL OF THE RIGHTS, WAYS, PRIVILEGES, SERVITUDES, APPURTENANCES AND ADVANTAGES THEREUNTO BELONGING OR IN ANYWISE APPERTAINING, SITUATED IN THE PARISH OF ST. TAMMANY, SECTION 15, T7S – R11E, NORTHPARK SUBDIVISION, PHASE II, BOUNDED BY PARK PLACE, NORTHPARK PHASE III SECTION 3-A, NORTH LINE OF SUBDIVISION AND VILLAGE LANE WEST, DESIGNATED AS LOT 41-B-1 AND MORE FULLY DESCRIBED AS FOLLOWS: COMMENCE AT THE SECTION CORNER COMMON TO SECTIONS 9, 10, 15 AND 16, MEASURE THENCE ALONG THE SECTION LINE COMMON TO SECTIONS 10 AND 15 S89°50’07”E A DISTANCE OF 350.00 FEET TO A POINT, THE POINT OF BEGINNING. MEASURE THENCE FROM THE POINT OF BEGINNING ALONG SAID COMMON LINE S89°53’07”E A DISTANCE OF 101.18 FEET TO A POINT; MEASURE THENCE S23°03’45”W A DISTANCE OF 399.65 FEET TO A POINT ON THE NORTHERLY RIGHT OF WAY LINE OF PARK PLACE; MEASURE THENCE ALONG SAID NORTHERLY LINE N73°46’50”W A DISTANCE OF 49.59 FEET TO A POINT; MEASURE THENCE N16°13’1O”E A DISTANCE OF 368.74 FEET TO A POINT ON THE SECTION LINE COMMON TO SECTIONS 10 AND 15, THE POINT OF BEGINNING. ALL AS MORE FULLY SHOWN ON A SURVEY BY R.W. KREBS PROFESSIONAL LAND SURVEYING, LLC DATED AUGUST 19, 2026. JOB# 261055.

10. Zoning Case No. 2026-4806-ZC Petition to change the zoning district classification for a tract of land situated in S33, T6S, R10E, Ward 1, District 3, St. Tammany Parish, Louisiana, which is a Parcel located on the west side of Wise Road, south of Baham Road; Covington, and which property comprises a total of 1.101 acres of land more or less, from its present R-1 Rural Residential District to L-1 Large Lot Residential District. The property petitioned for rezoning is more fully described as follows: ALLTHAT CERTAINPIECE ORPARCEL OFLAND, together with all the buildings and improvements thereon and all rights, ways, means, privileges, servitudes, prescriptions, appurtenances and advantages thereuntobelonging or in any way appertaining thereto situated in Section 33, Township 6 South, Range 10 East, Greensburg District, St. Tammany Parish, Louisiana, and more fully described according to map ad plat of surveyor pf Eddie J. Champagne Surveyor dated December 11, 1969, as follows, to-wit: Begin at the Quarter corner between Sections 33 and 34, Township 6 South, range 10 East, Greensburg District, Louisiana, run West 1354. 0 feet; thence North 537. 7 feet; thence North 1 degree 08 minutes West 503.8 feet to the Point of Beginning. From the said Point of Beginning thence continue North 1 degree 08 minutes West 32.4 feet; thence West 10.0 feet; thence North 0 degrees 33 minutes West 315.2 feet; thence West 1337. feet; thence South 0degrees 07 minutes West 347.6 feet; thence East 1346.8 feet to the Point of Beginning. All within Section 33,Township 6 South, Range 10 East, Greensburg District, St. Tammany Parish, Louisiana, and containing 10.76 acres, all according to the above referred to survey. Being the same property acquired by Ada Valdes, wife of/and Felix S. Valdes from Robert Stauss by Dation en Paiement dated September 29, 1997, recorded September 30, 1997, as COB Instrument No. 1065419 of the records of St. Tammany Pariah, Louisiana. 11. Zoning Case No. 2026-4807-ZC Petition to change the zoning district classification for a tract of land situated in S18, T7S, R10E, Ward 1, District 4, St. Tammany Parish, Louisiana, which are Parcels located on the north side of LA Highway 22, south of Mary Street, and west of Highway 1085; Madisonville, and which property comprises a total of 1.3 of land more or less, from its present L-2 Large Lot Residential District to HC-2 Highway Commercial District. The property petitioned for rezoning is more fully described as follows: A CERTIAN PARCEL OF GROUND, together with all the buildings and improvements thereon, and all of the rights, ways, means, appurtenances thereunto belonging or in anywise appertaining thereto, situated in Square 5 of Live Oak Hills in Section 18, Township 7 South, Range 10 East, St. Tammany Parish, Louisiana, wherein subject property is more particularly described as follows, to-wit: 1. Lot 13-B of Square 5 of Live Oak Hills, St. Tammany Parish, Louisiana; and 2. Lot 14-B of Square 5 of Live Oak Hills, St. Tammany Parish, Louisiana, Said lots collectively fronting in the aggregate of 200 feet along the northerly boundary of La. Hwy. 22, with a depth between parallel lines of 273.60 feet (westerly boundary) and 275.01 feet (easterly boundary), with a northerly boundary of 199.78 feet. All as more fully shown on the surveys for: 1. Lot 13-B: Survey of Land Surveying LLC, No. 19366, dated May 8, 2019; and 2. Lot 14-B: Survey of John G. Cummings and Associates, Job No. 14215, dated August 11, 2014.

Tract 2-Al B. as shown on Plat of Survey of Dennis L. Gowin, P.L.S., dated July 15, 2019, showing Resubdivision of Tract 2-Al into Tracts 2-A IA and 2-AIB recorded as Map 5876B on August 28, 2019 in the Parish of St. Tammany Parish, State of Louisiana, according to which Tract 2-AIB is fully described as follows: A CERTAIN PIECE OR PARCEL OF LAND BEING TRACT 2-A I B, TAMMANY MIDDLE LLC SUBDIVISION, PHASE 1, A RECORDED SUBDIVISION SITUATED IN SECTION 15, TOWNSHIP 7 SOUTH, RANGE II EAST, GREENSBURG LAND DISRICT, ST. TAMMANY PARISH, LOUISIANA, BEING MORE FULLY DESCRIBED AS FOLLOWS: COMMENCING AT THE REPORTED SECTION CORNOR COMMON TOECTION 9, 10, 15, AND 16, TOWNSHIP 7 SOUTH, RANGE 11 EAST AS SHWON ON THE FINAL APPROVAL MAP SHOWING SURVEY OF A 33.323 ACRE PACREL, LOCATED IN SECTIONS 15, 16 & 22, TOWNSHIP 7 SOUTH, RANGE 11 EAST INTO TRACTS I, 2-A & 2-B OF THE TAMMANY MIDDLE LLC, SUBDIVISION PHASE I AS PREPARED BY ACADIA LAND SURVEYING, LLC. DATED JANUARY 19, 2005; THENCE SOUTHERLY THE FOLLOWING COURSES AS SHOWN ON SAID PLAT: SOUTH 89° 59’ EAST, A DISTANCE OF 1362.70 FEET TO A POINT; SOUTH 00° 10' 00" WEST, A DISTANCE OF 2056.51 FEET TO A POINT; SOUTH 00° 09' 00" WEST, A DISTANCE OF 678.20 FEET TO A POINT ON THE SOUTHERLY RIGHT OF WAY LINE OF HOLIDAY BOULEVARD AND THE EASTERLY RIGHT OF WAY LINE OF AN 80 FOOT WIDE UNNAMED STREET; THENCE CONTINUE ALONG SAID EASTERLY RIGHT OF WAY LINE THE FOLLOWING COURSES: SOUTH 00° 09' 00" WEST, A DISTANCE OF 812.55 FEET TO A PO1NT. ALONG A CURVE TO THE RIGHT AN ARC DISTANCE OF 754.83 FEET (1130.66 FEET-TITLE) TO THE NORTHEAST CORNER OF SAID TRACT 2-A 1 AND POINT OF BEGINNING, SAID CURVE HAVING A RADIUS OF 1103.45 FEET, AND A CHORD WITH A BEARING OF S19°17'45"W AND A LENGTH OF 740.20 FEET; SAID POINT BEING NORTH 1 43°06'53" WEST A DISTANCI OF 10.00 FEET FROM A 5/8" IRON ROD SET; THENCE LEAVING SAID RIGHT OF WAY LINE SOUTH 43° 06' 53” EAST (S42°47'34"E-TITLE), A DISTANCE OF 753.42 FEET TO A ¼” IRON PIPE FOUND AT THE SOUTHEAST CORNER OF SAID TRACT 2-A 1, AND BEING ON THE NORTHERLY RIGHT OF WAY LINE OF HOLIDAY SQUARE BOUELVARD; THENCE WESTERLYALONG SAID RIGHT OF WAY LINE ALONG A CURVE TO THE LEFT AN ARC DISTANCE OF 110.15 FEET (110.06 FEET-TITLE) TO A 1/4" IRON PIPE FOUND, SAID CURVE HAVING A RADIUS OF 1850.0 FEET, AND A CHORD WITH THE BEARING OF SOUTH 55° 31' 17" WEST’ (S55°50'23”W-TITLE) AND A LENGTH OF 110.13 FEET (1 10.05 FEET-TITLE); THENCE CONTIINUING ALONG SAID RIGHT OF WAY LINE SOUTH 54° 04' 42" WEST (S54°08'07”W-’TITLE), A DISTANCE OF 13.45 FEET (13.53 FEET-TITLE) TO A 'A" IRON PIPE FOUND; THENCE CONTINUING ALONG SAID RIGHT OF WAY LINE ON A CURVE TO THE RIGHT, AN ARC DISTANCE OF 205.48 FEET TO A 5/8" IRON ROD SET, CURVE HAVING A RADIUS OF 1450.00 FEET, AND A CHORD WITH A BEARING OF SOUTH 57° 52' 55" WEST AND A

LENGTI I OF 205.31 FEET; THENCE LEAVING SAID RIGHT OF WAY LINE NORTH 32° 42' 49" WEST, A DISTANCE OF 696.72 FEET TO A 5/8" IRON ROD SET ON THE SOUTHERLY RICHT OF WAY LINE OF THE AFORESAID 80 FOOT WIDE UNNAMED STREET; THENCE RUNNING EASTERLY ALONG SAID RIGHT OF WAY LINE, ALONG A CURVE TO THE LEFT AN ARC DISTANCE OF 198.54 FEET BACK TO THE POINT OF BEGINNING, SAID CURVE HAVING A RADIUS OF 1103.45 FEET, AND A CHORD WITH A BEARING OF NORTH 43° 46' 26" EAST AND A LENGTH OF 198.27 FEET. TIIE ABOVF. DESCRIBED PARCEL CONTAINS 4.350 ACRES AS SURVEYED BY DUPI.ANTIS DESIGN GROUP, PC, PLAT NUMBER 19-308-RESUB, DATED JULY 15, 2019, AND IS SUBJECT TO ANY SERVITUDES OR RESRICTINS OF RECORD.

14. Zoning Case No. 2026-4710-ZC Petition to change the zoning district classification for a tract of land situated in S17& 20, T6S, R11E, Ward 3, District 2, St. Tammany Parish, Louisiana, which are Parcels located on the east side of LA Highway 25, south of River Road, Covington, and which property comprises a total of 10.412 acres of land more or less, from its present L-1 (Large Lot Residential District), NC-1(Neighborhood Office District), and NC-2 (Neighborhood Commercial District) to GC-2 (General Commercial District). The property petitioned for rezoning is more fully described as follows: PARCEL A3 AND A perpetual predial servitude of passage and right-of-way over and across the following described property, towit: That certain parcel of ground situated in Section 17, Township 6 South, Range 11 East, Parish of St. Tammany, State of Louisiana, more fully described as follows: From the Quarter Corner common to Sections 17 and 20, Township 6 South, Range 11 East, St. Tammany Parish, Louisiana, go South 89 degrees 59 minutes 43 seconds West 1033.90 feet; thence North 31 degrees 33 minutes 19 seconds West 1250.27 feet; thence North 54 degrees 03 minutes 25 seconds East 583.47 feet; thence North 49 degrees 38 minutes 30 seconds East 241.23 feet to an iron rod; thence South 48 degrees 40 minutes 47 seconds West 100.00 feet to an iron rod; thence North 40 degrees 34 minutes 29 seconds West 30.00 feet to an iron rod; thence North 40 degrees 34 minutes 29 seconds West 510.05 feet to an iron rod; thence South 35 degrees 25 minutes 53 seconds West 186.98 feet to a iron rod and the Point of Beginning. From the Point of Beginning go South 72 degrees 34 minutes 50 seconds West 488.83 feet to an iron set on the east line of Louisiana Highway 25; thence along said right-of-way, go North 32 degrees 28 minutes 44 seconds West 62.13 feet to a point; thence North 72 degrees 34 minutes 50 seconds East 113.23 feet to a point; thence South 32 degrees 28 minutes 44 seconds East 20.71 feet to a point; thence North 72 degrees 34 minutes 50 seconds East 374.61 feet to a point; thence South 33 degrees 41 minutes 19 seconds East 41.69 feet to the Point of Beginning. Said property designated as 60 foot Access Servitude and 40 foot Access Servitude as shown on the Minor Subdivision plat by Land Surveying, LLC dated June 19, 2024, and filed for registry August 26, 2024 in the Office of the Clerk of Court for St. Tammany Parish as Map File No. 6333A. AND A perpetual predial servitude of passage and right-of-way over and across the following described property, towit: That certain parcel of ground situated in Section 17, Township 6 South, Range 11 East, Parish of St. Tammany, State of Louisiana, more fully described as follows: Commencing from the Quarter Corner common to Sections 17 & 20, Township 6 South, Range 11l East, run South 89 degrees 59 minutes 43 seconds West for a distance of 1033.90 feet to a point; thence run North 31 degrees 33 minutes 19 seconds West for a distance of 1250.27 feet to a point; thence run North 54 degrees 03 minutes 25 seconds East for a distance of 583.47 feet to a point; thence run North 49 degrees 38 minutes 30 seconds East for a distance of 241.23 feet to a point; thence run South 48 degrees 40 minutes 47 seconds West for a distance of 100.00 feet to a point; thence run North 40 degrees 34 minutes 29 seconds West for a distance of 540.05 feet to a point; thence run South 35 degrees 25 minutes 53 seconds West for a distance of 186.98 feet to a point; thence run North 33 degrees 41 minutes 19 seconds West for a distance of 459.63 feet to a point; thence run South 61 degrees 10 minutes 11 seconds East for a distance of 192.10 feet to the Point of Beginning #1. From the Point of Beginning #1, run South 28 degrees 40 minutes 01 seconds West for a distance of 25.03 feet to a point; thence run North 61 degrees 10 minutes 11 seconds West for a distance of 277.25 feet to a point on the easterly right-Of-way of River Road; thence along the said right-of-way, run North 35 degrees 22 minutes 47 seconds East for a distance of 25.20 feet to a point; thence leaving said right-of-way, run South 61 degrees 10 minutes 11 seconds East for a distance of 274.30 feet back to the Point of Beginning #1. Said parcel of land contains 6,903.9 square feet or 0.16 acres more or less. Said property designated as #1 25 foot Access Servitude as shown on A Servitude Map of Parcel A3 by Lowe Engineers, PLS, dated February 10, 2026, an original of which is annexed hereto. AND A perpetual predial servitude of passage and right-of-way over and across the following described property, towit: That certain parcel of ground situated in Section 17, Township 6 South, Range 11 East, Parish of St. Tammany, State of Louisiana, more fully described as follows: Commencing from the Quarter Corner common to Sections 17 & 20, Township 6 South, Range 11 East, run South 89 degrees 59 minutes 43 seconds West for a distance of 1033.90 feet to a point; thence run North 31 degrees 33 minutes 19 seconds West for a distance of 1250.27 feet to a point; thence run North 54 degrees 03 minutes 25 seconds East for a distance of 583.47 feet to a point; thence run North 49 degrees 38 minutes 30 seconds East for a distance of 241.23 feet to a point; thence run South 48 degrees 40 minutes 47 seconds West for a distance of 52.47 feet to the Point of Beginning #3. From the Point of Beginning #3, continue South 48 degrees 40 minutes 47 seconds West for a distance of 25.00 feet to a point; thence run North 41 degrees 19 minutes 13 seconds West for a distance of 30.00 feet to a point; thence run North 48 degrees 40 minutes 47 seconds East for a distance of 25.00 feet to a point; thence run South 41 degrees 19 minutes 13 seconds East for a distance of 30.00 feet back to the Point of Beginning #3. Said parcel of land contains 750.10 square feet or 0.02 acres more or less. Said property designated as #3 25 foot Access Servitude as shown on A Servitude Map of Parcel A3 by Lowe Engineers, PLS, dated February 10, 2026, an original of which is annexed hereto. Improvements thereon bear Municipal No. 75130 Highway 25, Covington, LA 70433.

12. Zoning Case No. 2026-4808-ZC Petition to change the zoning district classification for a tract of land situated in S30, T5S, R10E, Ward 2, District 3, St. Tammany Parish, Louisiana, which is a Parcel located on the northeast corner of LA Highway 1077 and P. Morgan Road; Folsom, and which property comprises a total of 15.54 of land more or less, from its present R-1 Rural Residential District, MHO Manufactured Home Overlay, and RO Rural Overlay to R-2 Rural Residential District, MHO Manufactured Home Overlay, and RO Rural Overlay. The property petitioned for rezoning is more fully described as follows: PARCEL D A certain piece or parcel of land, totaling 7.77 acres, with all buildings and improvements located thereon, situated in Section 30, T5S-R10E, Greensburg Land District, Parish of St. Tammany, State of Louisiana, being more particularly described as follows, to-wit: COMMENCING AT A POINT LOCATED SOUTH 00° 01 45” WEST 2675.74 FEET FROM THE CORNER COMMON TO SECTIONS 19, 20, 29, AND 30; THENCE PROCEED NORTH 89°55’16” WEST FOR A DISTANCE OF 434.47 FEET TO THE POINT OF BEGINNING; THENCE PROCEED SOUTH 00°05’21” EAST FOR A DISTANCE OF 820.52 FEET TO A POINT AND CORNER; THENCE PROCEED NORTH 89°55’16” WEST FOR A DISTANCE OF 433.75 FEET TO A POINT AND CORNER LOCATED ON THE EASTERLY RIGHT-OF-WAY P. MORGAN ROAD; THENCE PROCEED NORTH 00°17’31” EAST ALONG SAID RIGHT-OF-WAY FOR A DISTANCE OF 760.52 FEET TO A POINT AND CORNER; THENCE PROCEED SOUTH 89°55’16” EAST FOR A DISTANCE OF 80.88 FEET TO A POINT AND CORNER; THENCE PROCEED NORTH 80°17’12” EAST FOR A DISTANCE OF 352.78 FEET BACK TO THE POINT OF BEGINNING. Being Parcel D on a plat and survey by John G. Cummings, P.L.S., dated January 18, 2008, recorded as File No. 4636C of the Official Records of St. Tammany Parish. and PARCEL E A certain piece or parcel of land, totaling 7.77 acres, with all buildings and improvements located thereon, situated in Section 30, T5S-R10E, Greensburg Land District, Parish of St. Tammany, State of Louisiana, being more particularly described as follows, to-wit: COMMENCING AT A POINT LOCATED SOUTH 00°0’ 45” WEST 2675.74 FEET FROM THE CORNER COMMON TO SECTIONS 19, 20, 29, AND 30; THENCE PROCEED NORTH 89°55’16” WEST FOR A DISTANCE OF 434.47 FEET TO A POINT; THENCE PROCEED SOUTH 00°05’21” EAST FOR A DISTANCE OF 820.52 FEET TO THE POINT OF BEGINNING; THENCE CONTINUE SOUTH 00°05’21” EAST FOR A DISTANCE OF 739.11 FEET TO A POINT AND CORNER LOCATED ON THE NORTHERLY RIGHT-OF-WAY OF LOUISIANA HIGHWAY NO. 1077; THENCE PROCEED IN A SOUTHERLY DIRECTION ALONG SAID RIGHT-OF-WAY ALONG A CURVE TO THE LEFT, HAVING A RADIUS OF 854.68 FEET AND AN ARC LENGTH OF 459.52 FEET TO A POINT AND CORNER LOCATED ON THE EASTERLY RIGHT-OF-WAY OF P. MORGAN ROAD; THENCE PROCEED NORTH 00°17’31” EAST ALONG SAID RIGHT-OF-WAY FOR A DISTANCE OF 854.50 FEET TO A POINT AND CORNER; THENCE PROCEED SOUTH 89°55’16” EAST FOR A DISTANCE OF 433.75 FEET BACK TO THE POINT OF BEGINNING. Being Parcel E on a plat and survey by John G. Cummings, P.L.S., dated January 18, 2008, recorded as File No. 4636C of the Official Records of St. Tammany Parish.

13. Zoning Case No. 2026-4809-CP

Petition for a conditional use permit to allow a pole sign on a tract of land situated in S15, T7S, R11E, Ward 3, District 5, St. Tammany Parish, Louisiana, which is a parcel located on the north side of Holiday Square Blvd., being 250 Holiday Square Blvd., Covington, and which property comprises a total of 4.35 acres of land more or less and is zoned HC-3 Highway

Being the same property acquired by First Apostolic Church of Covington, Incorporated from Emma Jean Hyde Freeman, wife of/and Carl Freeman by Act of Transfer dated March 30, 2007 before Whitman W. Fowlkes, Notary Public, and Richard L. Greenland, Notary Public, filed for record May 16, 2007 under CIN 1621298, and by Act of Transfer dated October 31, 2008 before Kirk J. Frosch, Notary Public, filed for record November 19, 2008 at CIN 1706003 in the official records of St. Tammany Parish, Louisiana. And

ALL THAT CERTAIN PIECE OR PARCEL OF LAND, together with all the buildings and improvements thereon, and all the rights, ways, means, privileges, servitudes, prescriptions and appurtenances thereunto belonging or in anywise appertaining, situated in Section 17, Township 6 South, Range 11 East, Parish of St. Tammany, State of Louisiana, established according to the Plat Showing Survey and Resubdivision of a Portion of a 7.054 Acre Tract into Tracts A and B by Acadia Land Surveying, L.L.C., dated September 22, 2008, and filed for registry October 3, 2008 in the office of the Clerk of Court for St. Tammany Parish as Map File No. 4738C, and being described as follows, to-wit: TRACT A, CONTAINING 4.132 ACRES, ST. TAMMANY PARISH, LOUISIANA. Being a portion of the same property acquired by First Apostolic Church of Covington, Inc. from Emma Jean Hyde Freeman, wife of/and Carl Freeman by Act of Transfer dated October 31, 2008 filed for record under CIN 1706003 in the official records of St. Tammany Parish, Louisiana. 15. Zoning Case No. ZC07-07-041 Petition for a major amendment to the Tamanend PUD for a tract of land situated in Sections 3, 4, and 9, Township 8S, Range 13E, Wards 7 & 9, District 11, St. Tammany Parish, Louisiana, and which property is located on the east side of LA Highway 434, south of Horseshoe Island, Lacombe, and which property comprises a total of 959.09 acres more or less. The property petitioned for rezoning is more fully described as follows: PROPERTY DESCRIPTION TAMANEND PUD BOUNDARY TWO PARCELS OF GROUND SITUATED IN SECTIONS 3, 4 & 9, TOWNSHIP 8 SOUTH - RANGE 13 EAST AND SECTION 34. TOWNSHIP 7 SOUTH RANGE 13 EAST ST. TAMMANY PARISH, LOUISIANA ALL THAT CERTAIN PARCEL OF GROUND SITUATED IN SECTIONS 3, 4 AND 9, TOWNSHIP 8 SOUTH, RANGE 13 EAST, ST. TAMMANY PARISH, LOUISIANA AND MORE FULLY DESCRIBED AS FOLLOWS: COMMENCE FROM THE SECTION CORNER COMMON TO SECTIONS 3, 4, 9 AND 10, TOWNSHIP 8 SOUTH — RANGE 13 EAST, ALSO THE POINT OF BEGINNING. FROM THE POINT OF BEGINNING GO: SOUTH 00 DEGREES 00 MINUTES 53 SECONDS EAST A DISTANCE OF 1320.29 FEET; THENCE NORTH 89 DEGREES 57 MINUTES 20 SECONDS WEST A DISTANCE OF 1321.30 FEET; THENCE SOUTH 00 DEGREES 19 MINUTES 30 SECONDS EAST A DISTANCE OF 1318.02 FEET; THENCE NORTH 89 DEGREES 46 MINUTES 45 SECONDS WEST A DISTANCE OF 1313.89 FEET; THENCE NORTH 00 DEGREES 06 MINUTES 39 SECONDS WEST A DISTANCE OF 2633.75 FEET; THENCE SOUTH 89 DEGREES 50 MINUTES 33 SECONDS WEST A DISTANCE OF 410.51 FEET; THENCE NORTH 00 DEGREES 00 MINUTES 00 SECONDS WEST A DISTANCE OF 171.71 FEET; THENCE NORTH 58 DEGREES 59 MINUTES 48 SECONDS WEST A DISTANCE OF 2041.70 FEET; THENCE NORTH 59 DEGREES 46 MINUTES 22 SECONDS EAST A DISTANCE OF 75.03 FEET; THENCE SOUTH 78 DEGREES 59 MINUTES 38 SECONDS EAST A DISTANCE OF 63.25 FEET; THENCE NORTH 29 DEGREES 26 MINUTES 28 SECONDS EAST A DISTANCE OF 140.00 FEET; THENCE NORTH 09 DEGREES 20 MINUTES 33 SECONDS EAST A DISTANCE OF 228.06 FEET; THENCE NORTH 28 DEGREES 16 MINUTES 04 SECONDS EAST A DISTANCE OF 127.79 FEET; THENCE NORTH 26 DEGREES 16 MINUTES 04 SECONDS EAST A DISTANCE OF 392.68 FEET; THENCE NORTH 33 DEGREES 14 MINUTES 20 SECONDS EAST A DISTANCE OF 161.48 FEET; THENCE NORTH 33 DEGREES 10 MINUTES 17 SECONDS EAST A DISTANCE OF 13.67 FEET; THENCE NORTH 33 DEGREES 02 MINUTES 12 SECONDS EAST A DISTANCE OF 13.67 FEET; THENCE NORTH 32 DEGREES 54 MINUTES 06 SECONDS EAST A DISTANCE OF 13.67 FEET; THENCE NORTH 32 DEGREES 46 MINUTES 01 SECONDS EAST A DISTANCE OF 13.67 FEET; THENCE NORTH 32 DEGREES 37 MINUTES 56 SECONDS EAST A DISTANCE OF 13.67 FEET; THENCE NORTH 32 DEGREES 29 MINUTES 50 SECONDS EAST A DISTANCE OF 13.67 FEET; THENCE NORTH 32 DEGREES 21 MINUTES 45 SECONDS EAST A DISTANCE OF 13.67 FEET; THENCE NORTH 32

‐ request ‐ plans for Items B-4 LAND STREET, ministration) and B-5. COVINGTON, LOUISIANA. RESOLUTION Plan✦ning Director R26-27 8B ✦ Wednesday, September 16, 2026 ✦ St. Tammany Danny McElmurray Zoning Commis‐ Legaling that the old sion Meet A resoLegal lution autho‐ stated Legal Notices Notices ton St. 26-09-03 ZC A re‐ rizing Notices the Mayor of Washing quest to change the the City of Slidell to Tammany Electric zoning of Lot 12-A, engage, on behalf of Company building DEGREES 13 MINUTES 39 SECONDS EAST A DISTANCE OF 13.67 FEET; NORTH 32Gause 2081 Square 31, Connolly the City of Slidell, at THENCE DEGREES 05 MINUTES 34 SECONDS EAST A DISTANCE OF 13.67 FEET; THENCE NORTH 31 AdDEGREES dition 57 MINUTES from the firm of Jones Boulevard is to be 28 SECONDS EAST A DISTANCE OF 13.67 FEET; THENCE NORTH 31 renTHENCE ovated into a Neigh borhood Fussell, L.L.P.OF 13.67 to FEET; DEGREES 49 MINUTES 23 SECONDS EAST A DISTANCE NORTH 31 med ical NORTH office. Com mercial (CN) proEAST videA DISTANCE the OF City DEGREES 41 MINUTES 17 SECONDS 13.67 FEET; THENCE 31 The prop ertyNORTH located on to DEGREES Regional Com ‐ with sel OFand 33 MINUTES 12 SECONDS EAST coun A DISTANCE 13.67 FEET; THENCE 31 190 EastNORTH will31 be a mer cial 25(CR) DEGREES MINUTESthis 06 SECONDS EASTrep A DISTANCE 13.67 FEET; THENCE legal resentaOFtion DEGREES allow 17 MINUTES for 01 SECONDS EAST ters A DISTANCE OF 13.67 THENCE 31 mer‐ mix ture NORTH of com would on mat related to FEET; cial andNORTH single drive-thru vice55atSECONDS DEGREES 08 ser MINUTES EAST A DISTANCE OF 13.67 FEET; THENCE 31 resi‐ servi tude/right-ofDEGREES 00 MINUTES 50 SECONDS EAST A DISTANCE OF 13.67 FEET; THENCE NORTH 30 The this location. Sub‐ way acquisition for dential homes. 52 MINUTES 44 SECONDS EAST A DISTANCE OF I 3.67 FEET; THENCE NORTH 30 tion Com mer cial por jectDEGREES property has the the Bayou Pattasat DEGREES 44 MINUTES 39 SECONDS EAST A DISTANCE OF 13.67 FEET; THENCE NORTH be on the30 Hwy muDEGREES nicipal36 address Flood Mitigation will MINUTES 33 SECONDS EAST A DISTANCE OF 13.67 FEET; THENCE NORTH 30 frontage and single of DEGREES 120 W28 MINUTES 30th Av‐ Upgrades project. THENCE NORTH 30 fam ily residential enue, Covington 28 SECONDS EAST A DISTANCE OF 13.67 FEET; DEGREES 20 MINUTES 22 SECONDS EAST A DISTANCE OF 13.67 FEET; THENCE NORTH 30 onTHENCE the south Peti tioner:12 MINUTES Joseph17J.SECONDS WHEREAS, DEGREES EAST A DISTANCE OFthe 13.67 FEET; NORTHern 30 part of the property. Ms. Bonono, CityEASTof SlidellOF 13.67 is FEET; DEGREES Jr. 04 MINUTES 11 SECONDS A DISTANCE Owner: Joseph J. currently undertak‐ Gallaher asked that THENCE NORTH 29 DEGREES 56 MINUTES 06 SECONDS EAST A DISTANCE OF I 3.67 FEET; THENCE Bonono, Jr. ing a grant-sup‐ when new develop‐ NORTH 29 DEGREES 48 MINUTES 00 SECONDS EAST A DISTANCE OF 13.67 FEET; THENCE NORTH mentTHENCE is takNORTH ing place ported flood mitiga ‐ FEET; 29 DEGREES 39 MINUTES 55 SECONDS EAST A DISTANCE OF 13.67 29 that willNORTH affect the 26-09-04 ZC A re ‐ tion pro ject forOFthe DEGREES 31 MINUTES 49 SECONDS EAST A DISTANCE 13.67 FEET; THENCE 29 school district, to quest to change widen and OFim ‐ FEET; EASTing A DISTANCE 13.67 THENCE NORTH 29 DEGREES 23 MINUTES the 44 SECONDS please have29 the zonDEGREES ing of15Lots 8.399.SECONDS MINUTES EAST A DISTANCE OF 13.67 FEET; THENCE NORTH prove ment of areas 33 SECONDS A DISTANCE OF 13.67 FEET; THENCEdis NORTH school trict28 at the andDEGREES 10 07ofMINUTES Square of EAST Bayou Pattasat, 59 MINUTES 28 SECONDS EAST DISTANCE OF 13.67 THENCE 28 dis‐ table durNORTH ing the 709DEGREES from SingleandEAST it AAreDISTANCE quires OF spe ‐ FEET; DEGREES 55 MINUTES 25 SECONDS 346.41 FEET; THENCE NORTH 33plan‐ cus sion and Fam ily Res i den tial cial ized legal as sis ‐ DEGREES 24 MINUTES 51 SECONDS EAST A DISTANCE OF 575.65 FEET; THENCE NORTH 73 (RS-1) to Office tance related to ning process. Coun‐ DEGREES 59 MINUTES 19 SECONDS EAST A DISTANCE OF 87.63 FEET; THENCE SOUTH 74 cilwoman Haggerty Com mercial (CO) servi tude/right-ofDEGREES 43 MINUTES 52 SECONDS EAST A DISTANCE OF 113.43 FEET; THENCE NORTH 30 and Mayor dal to DEGREES allow36 MINUTES construc ‐ wayEAST acAqui sitionOF for 21 SECONDS DISTANCE 2.79 FEET; THENCE NORTH 30Fan DEGREES stated that they36 met tion of a 20Med icalEASTsaid 36 MINUTES SECONDS A DISTANCE OF 80.00 FEET; THENCE NORTH 30 DEGREES project; and with23Su perin22ten dent OfMINUTES fice. Square 18 SECONDS709 EAST A DISTANCE OF 2.21 FEET; THENCE DEGREES MINUTES WHEREAS, the NORTH 48 SECONDS WEST A DISTANCE OF 42.52 FEET; NORTH 66Jab DEGREES MINUTESstated 12 bia,31 who is bounded by W 7th firm ofTHENCE Jones SECONDS WEST A DISTANCE OF 40.31 FEET; THENCE NORTH 11 DEGREES 07 MINUTES 10 Avenue, S Van Fussell, L.L.P. is that the district Buren, W 8th Av‐ able and competent could handle the enue and S Harrison to assist the City of growth. Street. Slidell in this matter Petitioner: Paul Lee at rates not above As no one else ap‐ Owner:Public Dr Notices Richard the Louisiana before the Attor‐ pearedPublic Public Notices Celentano to Notices speak, ney Gen eral fee CouncilMeet/Hear/Min Meet/Hear/Min Meet/Hear/Min schedule for outside the Council Presi‐ Process and AP‐ legal services. dent closed the pub‐ PEALS: The Zoning NOW THERE‐ lic hearing on the Commission will FORE, BE IT RE‐ Consent Calendar. vote to recommend SOLVED by the approval, denial, or Slidell City Council Councilwoman to table this request. that, pursuant to Denham seconded The Zoning Com‐ Charter Section 4- by Councilman mission’s report to 02.D., the Mayor of Jones made a mo‐ recommend ap‐ the City of Slidell is tion to adopt the proval or denial will hereby authorized to Consent Calendar. be sent to the Coun‐ execute a legal ser‐ cil Clerk. The final vices contract with ROLL CALL 9 Yeas approval or denial the firm of Jones 0 Nays 0 Absent of the request will Fussell, L.L.P., to CARRIED rest in the vote of the provide the City, in City Council. Any consultation with CONSENT CAL‐ action that has been the City Attorney’s ENDAR approved by the office, with counsel planning or zoning and legal represen‐ A. Approval of the commission may be tation, including Minutes of the Au‐ denied approval by through suit if re‐ gust 11, 2026 meet‐ the city council with quired, on matters ing. a simple majority of related to servi‐ the entire legislative tude/right-of-way B. Proposed Ordi‐ body. Any action acquisition for the nances: that has failed to re‐ Bayou Pattasat ceive the approval Flood Mitigation 1. Item No. 26-08of the planning and Upgrades project, at 3662: An ordinance zoning commission rates not above the declaring certain shall not be passed Louisiana Attorney property of the City by the city council General fee sched‐ of Slidell surplus except by the affir‐ ule for outside legal and setting the mative vote of at services. method of disposing least three-fifths of ADOPTED this 8th same, (Brown‐ the entire legislative day of September, field/Denham, by body. re quest of Ad minis‐ 2026. tration). In Louisiana, ap‐ 200452SEP16-1T peals from a city $71.68 council decision 2. Item No. 26-08generally follow the 3663: An ordinance Administrative Pro‐ amending the Code cedure Act (R.S. of Ordinances of the 49:964) and the PUBLIC NOTICE City of Slidell, Louisiana Code of Chapter 28 with re‐ Civil Proce‐ SLIDELL CITY spect to certain fees dure(CCP). A deci‐ COUNCIL and costs for City sion by the council 2045 accounts, SECOND utility is considered final, STREET water connection and an appeal to dis‐ SLIDELL, LA and disconnection trict court must be 70458 practices, and col‐ filed within 30 days lection of debt, and of receiving notice MINUTES to provide for ancil‐ of the final decision AUGUST 25, 2026 lary matters related to utility billing in If you have com‐ 6:30 P.M. ments, please e-mail connection there‐ them to eagee@ with, (Fadely). covla.com mail Council President them to the City of Brownfield called 3. Item No. 26-08Covington Planning the regular meeting 3664: An ordinance Department at P. O. of the Slidell City to amend the zoning Box 778, Coving‐ Council to order in map for properties ton, LA 70434. the Council Cham‐ located at 1353 11th For more informa‐ bers. A quorum was Street zoned SPR tion, or to review present. Parks & Recreation case material or to along with 842 inquire about speak‐ PRESENT: Council Florida Ave and 834 ing at the public Members Leslie Florida Ave zoned hearing, please call Denham, Residential Tom RSF the City of Coving‐ Abney, Landon Single Family, iden‐ ton Planning De‐ Washington, Sean tified as Lots 22A, partment at (985) Fadely, Megan Hag‐ 24, 26 and 28, and 867-1214. Thanks gerty, Nick DiSanti, the east 30 feet of for your interest in Shawn Jones, Trey Lots 25 and 27 in Covington’s future Brownfield and Tim Square 48 Brugier Addition, to change Rogers their current zoning In accordance with the Americans with ABSENT: None to SCI Civic & Insti‐ Disabilities Act, if tutional and SPR you need special as‐ ALSO PRESENT: Parks & Recreation sistance, please con‐ Mayor Randy Fan‐ (Case Z2026-0002). tact the ADA Coor‐ dal, Police Chief (Brownfield/Hag‐ dinator at (985 -892- Tommy Williams, gerty, by request of 1811 x 270) Coving‐ Council Adminis‐ Administration). ton City Hall de‐ trator Thomas scribing the assis‐ Reeves, Chief of 4. Item No. 26-08tance that is neces‐ Staff Mike Noto, 3665: An ordinance sary and City Attorney annexing into the 198914SEP2-9-16- Thomas Schneidau City of Slidell 2014 3T linear feet of the $244.75 The Council Presi‐ paved and unpaved dent opened the portions of the full Consent Calendar width of the rightPUBLIC NOTICE for a public hearing. of-way for US Introduced Septem‐ Michelle Gallaher, Highway 190 East ber 8, 2026, by District 15 Repre‐ and that 54.58 acre sentative for the St. parcel of land ad‐ Councilman Brownfield, sec‐ Tammany School dressed as 39200 onded by Council‐ Board appeared be‐ Highway 190 East woman Denham, fore the Council and on the southeast cor‐ (by request of Ad‐ asked about the ner of Hwy 190 East plans for Items B-4 at Brookter Street; ministration) located in Section and B-5. 13, T9S, R14E; and, RESOLUTION Planning Director establish City zon‐ R26-27 Danny McElmurray ing classification as Commercial A resolution autho‐ stated that the old CC (Case St. Corridor. rizing the Mayor of Washington AZ2026-0005). the City of Slidell to Tammany Electric (Brown field/Jones, engage, on behalf of Company building the City of Slidell, at 2081 Gause by request of Ad‐ the firm of Jones Boulevard is to be ministration). Fussell, L.L.P. to renovated into a provide the City medical office. The 5. Item No. 26-08with counsel and property located on 3666: An ordinance legal representation 190 East will be a annexing into the on matters related to mixture of commer‐ City of Slidell that cial and single resi‐ parcel of land con‐ servitude/right-ofway acquisition for dential homes. The taining 2.12 acres the Bayou Pattasat Commercial portion addressed as 2081 Flood Mitigation will be on the Hwy Gause Blvd East, lo‐ frontage and single cated at the south‐ Upgrades project. family residential east corner of Pearl WHEREAS, the on the southern part Acres Road, identi‐ City of Slidell is of the property. Ms. fied as Lot 1A currently undertak‐ Gallaher asked that Square 24 Pearl ing a grant-sup‐ when new develop‐ Acres Subdivision; ported flood mitiga‐ ment is taking place and, establishing the tion project for the that will affect the City zoning classifi‐ widening and im‐ school district, to cation as CC Corri‐ Commercial. provement of areas please have the dor AZ2026of Bayou Pattasat, school district at the (Case 0004). (Brown‐ and it requires spe‐ table during the dis‐ field/Jones, by re‐ cialized legal assis‐ cussion and plan‐ tance related to ning process. Coun‐ quest of Administra‐ cilwoman Haggerty tion). servitude/right-ofway acquisition for and Mayor Fandal stated that they met Note: A Public said project; and WHEREAS, the with Superintendent Hearing will be held firm of Jones Jabbia, who stated on the above listed Fussell, L.L.P. is that the district ordinances on Tues‐ able and competent could handle the day, September 8, 2026, at 6:30 p.m. in to assist the City of growth. the Council Cham‐ Slidell in this matter at rates not above As no one else ap‐ bers, 2045 Second the Louisiana Attor‐ peared before the Street, Suite 319. ney General fee Council to speak, schedule for outside the Council Presi‐ C. Proposed Resolu‐ dent closed the pub‐ tions: legal services. NOW THERE‐ lic hearing on the 1. R26-25: A resolu‐ FORE, BE IT RE‐ Consent Calendar. tion accepting the SOLVED by the City’s submission Slidell City Council Councilwoman that, pursuant to Denham seconded for the Legislative lll

ver a ner of Hwy 190 East public hearing was at Brookter Street; held on Item No.26located in Section 07-3653, an ordi‐ 13, T9S, R14E; and, nance providing a establish City zon‐ quarterly update to ing clas sification as the Uni Legal Legal Legal fied Devel‐ CC Notices Commercial opmentNotices Notices Code and Corridor. (Case official Zoning Map AZ2026-0005). (TXT2026-0002) as (Brown SECONDS field/Jones, WEST A DISTANCE OF 134.75 FEET; NORTH 28 DEGREES 41 MINUTES 51 found inTHENCE Exhibit A, by request Ad‐OF 253.67 SECONDS EAST A of DISTANCE FEET; as well as Amend‐ min istration). ment re‐ LENGTH OF 1297.70 FEET, WITH THENCE WITH A CURVE TURNING TO THE A, RIGHTwhich WITH AN ARC A RADIUS OF 3415.00 FEET, WITH places A CHORD BEARING OF NORTH Exhibit A in 46 DEGREES 13 MINUTES 50 5.SECONDS Item EAST, No.WITH 26-08A CHORD LENGTH 1289.91 No FEET; one its enOF tirety. 3666: An ordinance from the public ap‐ THENCE NORTH 62 DEGREES 42 MINUTES 29 SECONDS EAST A DISTANCE OF 669.14 FEET; an nex ing into the peared34to speak. The THENCE SOUTH 87 DEGREES 17 MINUTES SECONDS EAST A DISTANCE OF 114.13 FEET; City of Slidell that Council PresEAST ident THENCE NORTH 63 DEGREES 53 MINUTES 47 SECONDS A DISTANCE OF 70.00 FEET; THENCE par cel 49of land51con ‐ closed NORTH DEGREES MINUTES 37 SECONDS EAST A DISTANCE the public OF 123.69 FEET; THENCE NORTH tain ing 2.12 acres 62 DEGREES 58 MINUTES 21 SECONDS 348.99 THENCE 89 PUB LIC NORTH NOTICE hearEAST ing.A DISTANCE CounOFcil ‐ FEET; ad dressed as 2081 DEGREES 54 MINUTES 50 SECONDS EAST A DiS DISTANCE man antiOF 2502.69 sec‐ FEET; THENCE SOUTH 00 DEGREESBlvd 22 MINUTES SECONDS WEST A DISTANCE OF 3975.71 FEET; THENCE SOUTH 89 Gause East,36 lo ‐ onded by Council‐ ST. TAMMANY DEGREES 23 SECONDS EAST A DISTANCE OF 3975.62 FEET; THENCE SOUTH 00 cated at51 MINUTES the south ‐ woman Denham PARISH DEGREES MINUTES 46 SECONDS WEST A DISTANCE OF 1320.00 FEET; THENCE NORTH 89 east cor52ner of Pearl MICHAEL B. OF made motion to FEET DEGREESRoad, 51 MINUTES 23 SECONDS WEST A a DISTANCE OF 5304.39 BACK TO THE POINT Acres iden ti ‐ adopt Amendment COOPER BEGINNING. fied as Lot 1A A to Item No. 26-07- PARISH PRESI‐ Square 24 Pearl 3653. DENT Acres Subdivision; St.WITH: Tammany SAID PARCEL CONTAINS 830.40 ACRES OF GROUND, MORE OR LESS.The TOGETHER and, estab lishing the OF GROUND ALL THAT CERTAIN PARCEL SITUATED IN SECTION 34,Parish TOWNSHIP 7 SOUTH,of RANGE Board Ad‐ ROLL CALL 9 Yeas City zon ing clas si fi ‐ 13 EAST, S4“. TAMMANY PARISH, LOU1SIANA AND MORE FULLY DESCRIBED AS FOLLOWS: Nays 0 Absent justment shall hear caCOMMENCE tion as FROM CC THE CorSECTION ri‐ 0CAR ti3,mony for8 and/or COMMON TO SECTIONS 2tes AND TOWNSHIP SOUTH dor Commercial. CORNERRIED — RANGE 13 EAST, AND SECTIONS 34 AND 35, TOWNSHIP 7 SOUTH-RANGE 13 EAST GOlow‐ against theANDfol (Case AZ2026NORTH 89 DEGREES 50 MINUTES Coun 23 SECONDS WEST A DISTANCE 968.27vari FEET ance/ap TO THE POINT peal cilman DiS‐ OFing 0004). OF BEGINNING. (Brown‐ anti seconded by cases at their Octo‐ field/Jones, by re ‐ ber 6th, 2026, cilwoman FROM THE POINT OF BEGINNINGCoun GO: quest of Administra‐ Den ham made a Board of NORTH 89 DEGREES 50 MINUTES 23 SECONDS WEST A DISTANCE OF 1644.60 FEET; tion). motion to adopt Adjustment meet ingFEET, at WITH A THENCE WITH A CURVE TURNING TO THE LEFTNo.26-07WITH AN ARC LENGTH OF 85.43 Item Note: PubWITH lic A CHORD RADIUS OF A 130.00 FEET, OF NORTH 70 DEGREES 18 MINUTES 55 2:00PM, located at 3653,BEARING as amended, Hear ing will be held SECONDS WEST, WITH A CHORD LENGTH OF 83.90 FEET; No. the St. Tammany dinance on the above listed Or Parish GovFEET; ernment NORTH 89 DEGREES 55 MINUTES OF 1810.70 orTHENCE dinances on Tues‐ 4303. 46 SECONDS WEST A DISTANCE Complex, Parish day, September 8, ROLL CALL 9 Yeas Council Chambers, 2026, at 6:30 p.m. in 0 Nays 0 Absent 21490 Koop Drive, the Council Cham‐ CARRIED Mandeville, bers, 2045 Second Louisiana: Public Notices Public Notices Street, Public Suite Notices 319. PUBLIC HEAR‐ Meet/Hear/Min Meet/Hear/Min BOA Meet/Hear/Min CASE NO. ING C. Proposed Resolu‐ 2026-4720-BOA tions: As advertised, a Request by an appli‐ lic hearing was cant in an E Estate 1. R26-25: A resolu‐ pub on Item No. 26- District for a vari‐ tion accepting the held 08-3661, an ordi‐ ance to increase the City’s submission nance to amend maximum allow‐ for the Legislative zoning map to the in‐ able square footage Auditor’s Compli‐ clude the Innovation of a boat house lo‐ ance Questionnaire & nology cated on a scenic for the time period Overlay Tech for prop‐ river from 800 July 1, 2025, located at 1284 square feet to 1560 through June 30, erty E Howze Beach square feet. 2026, as complete Road, identified The property is lo‐ and accurate, 7.30-acre parcelasloa‐ cated: 60290 Sher‐ (Brownfield/Den‐ in Section 34, wood Lane, La‐ ham, by request of cated Township 9 South, combe, Louisiana Administration). Range 14 East, Owner & Represen‐ north of the inter‐ tative: Salvatore J. 2. R26-26: A resolu‐ sec with Oak Impastato tion providing for Hartion Blvd, zoned the confirmation of CR bor Re gional Com‐ BOA CASE NO. qualified attorneys cial (Case 2026-4770-BOA to provide tempo‐ mer Z2026-0003). No Request by an appli‐ rary city prosecutor one from the public cant in a S-1 Subur‐ coverage, (Brown‐ appeared speak. ban Residential Dis‐ field/Denham, by The Counto i‐ trict for after the fact request of Adminis‐ dent closedcilthePres pub‐ variances to: tration). lic hearing. Council‐ • Reduce the front Denham yard setback from D. Bids and Request woman seconded by Coun‐ 25’ to 15’ to Purchase: cilwoman Haggerty • Reduce side yard for a motion to setback 1. Engineering – made adopt Item No.26- boathouse from 5’ to Town Center Water 08-3661, Ordinance 3.2’ Well & I-10 Cross‐ • Reduce driveway ing, M&J Civil Con‐ No. 4304. side yard setback struction, LLC, ROLL CALL 9 Yeas from 5’ to 0’ $5,426,722. 0 Nays 0 Absent • Allow for fill and wooded retaining CARRIED E. Appointment: walls to remain on the property ISLATIVE 1. Planning and LEG MENTS AND The property is lo‐ Zoning – appoint COM cated: 175 Carr Jordan Granier to REPORTS Drive, Slidell, fill an unexpired Councilman Louisiana term ending on July Brownfield stated Owner & Represen‐ 1, 2028, with an au‐ the recent East tative: Thomas Lau‐ tomatic reappoint‐ that Parish Wide Pro‐ rendine ment to a full seven- jects Summit meet‐ POSTPONED year term, expiring ing with 09/01/26 representa‐ FROM on July 1, 2035. tives from the BOARD OF AD‐ (Rogers) Parish, State, JUSTMENT DOTD and the two MEETING REGULAR utility companies AGENDA was a great success BOA CASE NO. as a lot of informa‐ 2026-4797-BOA NOTICE OF CON‐ tion gained. Request by an appli‐ SIDERATION OF These was meetings will cant in a PUD ACTION take place quarterly. Planned Unit Devel‐ opment Overlay for The Council Presi‐ This Thursday, Au‐ an after-the-fact dent read aloud the gust 27th at 6:00 variance to reduce following: Pursuant p.m. there will be an rear yard setback to LA. R.S. 42:19.1 open house at the from 20' to 12'5” Notice of Consider‐ City Council office The property is lo‐ ation of Action Re‐ and chambers, for cated: 20135 Brent‐ garding Hotel Occu‐ residents wood Dr Mandev‐ pancy Tax: NO‐ tour the oftoficecome and ille, Louisiana TICE IS HEREBY meet their represen Owner & Represen‐ ‐ GIVEN that the City tives as well as tative: Lois Gerone of Slidell, State of ta of the city’s Louisiana will meet some profits, such as BOA CASE NO. on Tuesday, Sep‐ non Slidell Beauti‐ 2026-4812-BOA tember 22, 2026, at Keepand Old Town Request by an appli‐ 6:30 p.m., in the ful cant in a GC-2 Pub‐ City Council Cham‐ Main Street. lic, Commercial & bers, 2045 Second ADMINISTRA‐ Recreational Dis‐ Street, Slidell, TIVE COM‐ trict for an after-theLouisiana, at which MENTS AND RE‐ fact variance of the time there will be PORTS required 10' side consideration of ac‐ yard setbacks and tion regarding the Mayor Fandal men‐ landscape buffer. calling of an elec‐ tioned that the Fall The property is lo‐ tion to authorize the Bayou Jam Concert cated: west side of levy and collection se ries will start on Pontchartrain Drive, of a hotel occupancy Sun day, October 4th Slidell, Louisiana tax dedicated to from 5-7 p.m. in Owner & Represen‐ funding the con‐ Heritage tative: CMA Rentals Park. struction, operation LLC - Michael and maintenance of POLICE Chad Adcox recreational facili‐ COMMENTSCHIEF AND ties in the City or REPORTS BOA CASE NO. other tourism-re‐ 2026-4817-BOA lated initiatives. Chief Williams in‐ Request by an appli‐ vited the public to cant in a S-1 Subur‐ POSTPONED out to the new ban Residential Dis‐ PUBLIC HEAR‐ come Police Department trict for an after-theING site on Robert Road fact variance to re‐ on Thursday, Sep‐ duce the rear yard As advertised, a tem ber 3, 2026, setback from 10' to public hearing was 9:00 to 10:00 0.5' & the side yard held on Item No.26- from a.m. for the ground‐ setback from 10' to 07-3653, an ordi‐ break ing ceremony. 0.4' nance providing a He also tioned The property is lo‐ quarterly update to that they men had a suc‐ cated: 303 Cherry‐ the Unified Devel‐ cessful DWI check‐ bark Drive, Slidell, opment Code and last weekend, Louisiana official Zoning Map point which was paid for Owner & Represen‐ (TXT2026-0002) as by a grant from tative: Bryan Ducre found in Exhibit A, highway safety. 200533SEP16-23as well as Amend‐ 30-3T ment A, which re‐ As there was no fur‐ $172.98 places Exhibit A in ther business, the its entirety. No one meeting was ad‐ PUBLIC NOTICE from the public ap‐ journed at 6:43 p.m. peared to speak. The 200451SEP16-1T The City of Man‐ Council President $272.94 deville Planning and closed the public Zoning Commis‐ hearing. Council‐ sion will hold a pub‐ man DiSanti sec‐ PUBLIC NOTICE lic hearing on Tues‐ onded by Council‐ day, September 22, woman Denham ST. TAMMANY 2026 at 6:00PM at made a motion to PARISH the Mandeville City adopt Amendment MICHAEL B. Hall Council Cham‐ A to Item No. 26-07- COOPER PARISH PRESI‐ bers, 3101 E. Cause‐ 3653. way Approach, DENT ROLL CALL 9 Yeas The St. Tammany Mandeville, LA re‐ gard ing the follow‐ Parish Board of Ad ‐ 0 Nays 0 Absent justment shall hear ing case(s): CARRIED testimony for and/or – Councilman DiS‐ against the follow‐ A26-09-03 anti seconded by ing variance/appeal William Brown re‐ cases at their Octo‐ quests an appeal to Councilwoman Denham made a ber 6th, 2026, the Zoning Com‐ mission regarding motion to adopt Board of the decision of the Item No.26-07- Adjustment Planning Director to meet ing at 3653, as amended, Ordinance No. 2:00PM, located at deny permit 26the St. Tammany 11581 to remove a 4303. Parish Government protected Live Oak classified Parish Tree ROLL CALL 9 Yeas Complex, 0 Nays 0 Absent Council Chambers, under CLURO Sec‐ 21490 Koop Drive, tion 9.2.5.7. Key CARRIED Native Tree Species Mandeville, Protection Require‐ PUBLIC HEAR‐ Louisiana: ments, Weldon ING BOA CASE NO. Park, Square 4 Lot 2A, PRD - Planned As advertised, a 2026-4720-BOA public hearing was Request by an appli‐ Residential District, held on Item No. 26- cant in an E Estate 100 W. Hickory St. 08-3661, an ordi‐ District for a vari‐ Tina Myers nance to amend the ance to increase the Planning Secretary zoning map to in‐ maximum allow‐ 200405SEP16-1T

re a re‐ garding Ordinance design exception to the de sign stan dards 26-27, an Ordinance of the City of Man‐ of the Unified De‐ deville amending velopment Code for the CLURO ordi‐ a proposed Retail Legal Legal 1350 Town nance Legal 15-11, to Store at Notices Notices enact CLURO Sec‐ CenterNoticesParkway tion 7.6.6 to provide (Parcel 86153). for the establish‐ EET; THENCE NORTH 00 DEGREES 47 MINUTES SECONDS EAST A DISTANCE 228.02 FEET; 2026f. OFDEXCP ment14 of a Mon roe THENCE SOUTH 89 DEGREES 12 MINUTES 43 SECONDS EAST DISTANCE OF 846.00 0007: A reFEET; Street Cor riAdor quest for a THENCE NORTH 00 DEGREES 47 MINUTES 17 SECONDS A DISTANCE OF 1091.98 Low-Traf fic EAST Over ‐ design exFEET; ception to lay District and re‐ the design standards lated matters of the Unified De‐ PUBLIC NOTICE THENCE NORTH 63 DEGREES 56 MINUTES 14 SECONDS EAST A DISTANCE OF 990.41 FEET; velopment Code for THENCE WITH A CURVE TURNING TO THE LEFT WITH AN ARC LENGTH OF 1689.10 FEET, WITH A V26-09-32 – NORTH Burns a pro09posed The City ofFEET, Man ‐ A CHORD RADIUS OF 10125.00 WITH BEARING OF 59 DEGREES MINUTES tilt-wall 29 RealOF Es tateFEET;Hold‐ concrete warehouse devilleEAST, PlanWITH ning and LENGTH SECONDS A CHORD 1687.14 distribution Zoning Commis‐ ings, LLC, repre‐ and THENCE SOUTH 89 DEGREES 34 MINUTES 25 SECONDS EAST A DISTANCE OF 342.45 FEET; sion will hold a pub‐ sented by Beier building (252,720 THENCE SOUTH 00 DEGREES 13 MINUTES 38 SECONDS WEST A DISTANCE OF 2640.90 FEET BACK Con struc tion re ‐ sq ft) on a 22.778 ac lic hear ing on Tues ‐ TO THE POINT OF BEGINNING. day, September 22, quests a variance to parcel at 1701 Town 2026 at 6:00PM at CLURO Section 9. Center Parkway. 2.5.OF5.GROUND, Land scape the PARCEL Mandev ille City SAID CONTAINS 128.69 ACRES MORE OR LESS. TOTAL OF BOTH PARCELS in g. TXT2026-0003 – Hall ChamMORE ‐ Re IS 959.09Coun ACRES cil OF GROUND, ORquire LESS. ments bers, 3101 E. Cause‐ Districts Other than A quarterly Text Low-Density Resi‐ Amendment update way proach, /s/ RossAp Liner, Director Department of Planning Development den tial (1) Periph‐ to the Unified De‐ Mandev ille, LA re‐ and Landscape velopment Code garding the follow‐ ery (Greenbelt) Re‐ ing case(s): quirements, Old Other Items: SUBD2026A26-09-03 – Town of Mandev‐ a. William Brown re‐ ille, Square 41, B-1 - 0032: A request for a Plat to subdivide quests an appeal to Neighborhood the Zoning Com‐ Business District, Parcel 12 in Fre‐ maux Town Center mission regarding 2424 Florida Subdivision into the decision of the Planning Director to SUP26-09-02/V26- Parcels 12A (0.611 deny permit 26- 09-33 – Our Lady of ac) and 12B (0.479 11581 to remove a the Lake requests ac) located along a protected Live Oak Special Use ap‐ private drive (Levis Tree classified proval for modifica‐ Lane) and north of plan in‐ the 2-16-30-3X $2,540.16 W-14 Canal under CLURO Sec‐ tion of a site199224SEPT tion 9.2.5.7. Key cluding variances to within the Fremaux Native Tree Species CLURO Section 7. Town Center B-3 Site De‐ Protection Re quire‐ 5.10.3.Public Notices Notices Notices Regula‐ b. SUBPublic D2026ments, Public Weldon velopment Meet/Hear/Min Meet/Hear/Min Meet/Hear/Min Park, Square 4 Lot tion (max floor 0033: A request for a 2A, PRD - Planned area), 9.2.5.7. Key Plat to subdivide Residential District, Native Tree Species Tract 1B-1 in Bayer Protection Require‐ Subdivision into 100 W. Hickory St. ments and 10.8.2.2. Tracts 1B-1A (1.404 Tina Myers 1B-1B Nonresidential Uses ac), Planning Secretary 1B-1C in Residential Zon‐ (13.531), 200405SEP16-1T ing Districts (sig‐ (4.174 ac), and 1B$19.83 nage), Old Town of 1D (0.417 ac), lo‐ Mandeville, Square cated east of Town PUBLIC NOTICE 34 Lot 13-A, B-3 - Center Pkwy, south Mandeville of Levis Lane and The City of Man‐ Old deville Planning and Business District, north of the W-14 Canal within the 312 Lafitte Zoning Commis‐ Fremaux Town Cen‐ sion will hold a Tina Myers ter. work session on Planning Secretary 199737SEP9-16Tuesday, c. SUBD20262Trevised September 22, 0034: A request for a $96.44 2026 at 6:00PM Plat to subdivide and a public Tract 1B-1B and PUBLIC NOTICE hearing on Par cel 12B in Fre‐ Tuesday, October 13, 2026 at 6:00PM The Slidell Planning maux Town Center into at the Mandeville and Zoning Com‐ Subdivision 1B-1B-1 City Hall Council missions will meet Tract Chambers, 3101 E. on Monday, Sep‐ (14.04 ac), in Fre‐ Causeway Ap‐ tember 21, 2026 at maux Town Center proach, Mandeville, 7:00pm in the Subdivision, east of LA regarding the Council Chambers Town Center Pkwy, at 2045 2nd St, south of Levis Lane, following case(s): Slidell, LA, for a and north of the W14 Canal, within the P26-09-07 – Rec‐ public hearing on: Fremaux Town Cen‐ ommendation to the City Council re‐ a. AZ2026-0006: A ter. garding Ordinance request to annex 26-34 to revoke the into the City of Link to Updated Map: dedicated portion of Slidell property lo‐ Zoning Albert St. between cated at 500 Edge‐ https://myslidell. Madison St. and wood Drive; identi‐ com/planning/#tabMonroe St. in accor‐ fied as a part of id-2 dance with the legal Fairview Drive in Park For more description and sur‐ Woodland vey prepared by Subdivision, con‐ information, go to Randall W. Brown taining 0.135 acres myslidell.com/plan‐ 144189), ning/boards/pz, & Associates, Inc. (Parcel plan‐ on August 4, 2026; and establish City email thereby revoking zoning classifica‐ ningdept@cityofs the dedication and tion as R3 High lidell.org, or call disposing that por‐ Density Residential. (985) 646-4320. 199212SEP2-9-16tion of street at pri‐ vate sale; authoriz‐ b. AZ2026-0007: A 3T ing the mayor to ex‐ request to annex $283.72 ecute all necessary into the City of documents; and as‐ Slidell property lo‐ PUBLIC NOTICE signing the property cated at 456 Edge‐ as R-1, Single Fam‐ wood Drive; identi‐ “The following pro‐ ordinance ily Residential Dis‐ fied as Lots 32 and posed trict providing for 33, Square 1, Wood‐ was introduced at other matters in con‐ land Park Subdivi‐ the September 8, sion, containing 2026, meeting of the nection therewith. 0.13 acres (Parcel Slidell City Council. Tina Myers 108889), and estab‐ A complete copy of Planning Secretary lish City zoning this ordinance is 200411SEP16-23classification as R3 available in the City 30-3T High Density Resi‐ Council Office at $81.15 2045 Second Street, dential. Suite 318.” PUBLIC NOTICE c. AZ2026-0008: A The City of Man‐ request to annex 1. Item No. 26-09deville Planning and into the City of 3667 - An ordinance Zoning Commis‐ Slidell property lo‐ amending and re‐ sion will hold a cated at 450 Edge‐ stating the Code of work session on wood Drive, identi‐ Ordinances of the fied as Lot 30A, City of Slidell, Tuesday, September 8, 2026 Square 1, Woodland Chapter 19, Sec. 19Park Subdivision 2 with respect to the at 6:00PM and a containing 0.14 City’s sports assis‐ public hearing on acres (Parcel tance program. Tuesday, 106506); and estab‐ September 22, 2026 at 6:00PM at lish City zoning 2. Item No. 26-09clas sification as R3 3668 - An ordinance the Mandeville City Hall Council Cham‐ High Density Resi‐ authorizing a fuel surcharge on resi‐ bers, 3101 E. Cause‐ dential dential waste collec‐ way Approach, Mandeville, LA re‐ d. DEXCP 2026- tion services pro‐ garding the follow‐ 0005: A request for a vided by Coastal design exception to Environmental Ser‐ ing case(s): the design standards vices of LA, LLC. of the Unified De‐ Res 26-01 – A Reso‐ lution of the Plan‐ velopment Code for 3. Item No. 26-09ning and Zoning a proposed tilt-wall 3669 - An ordinance Commission of the concrete warehouse to eliminate condi‐ distribution tional use restric‐ City of Mandeville and Adopting The 2026 building (252,720 tions on methadone – 2027 Short Term sq ft) on a 15.25 ac centers and clinics Work Program new parcel at 1951 in the City’s Unified Town Center Park‐ Development Code. (STWP) way. 4. Item 26-09-3670 P26-08-06 – Rec‐ ommendation to the e. DEXCP 2026- An ordinance autho‐ City Council re‐ 0006: A request for a rizing the Mayor of garding Ordinance design exception to the City of Slidell to 26-27, an Ordinance the design standards acquire certain real of the City of Man‐ of the Unified De‐ property in Sec. 14, deville amending velopment Code for T9S, R14E, Slidell, Tammany the CLURO ordi‐ a proposed Retail St. nance 15-11, to Store at 1350 Town Parish, Louisiana, Parkway consisting of ap‐ enact CLURO Sec‐ Center proximately 0.514 tion 7.6.6 to provide (Parcel 86153). acres on Rama for the establish‐ ment of a Monroe f. DEXCP 2026- Street, for the City Street Corridor 0007: A request for a of Slidell, and to Low-Traffic Over‐ design exception to take all ancillary ac‐ lay District and re‐ the design standards tion in connection of the Unified De‐ therewith. lated matters velopment Code for V26-09-32 – Burns a proposed tilt-wall 5. Item No. 26-09Real Estate Hold‐ concrete warehouse 3671: An ordinance the distribution authorizing ings, LLC, repre‐ and sented by Beier building (252,720 Mayor of the City of Slidell to ex e cute a sq ft) on a 22.778 ac Construction re‐ quests a variance to parcel at 1701 Town Servitude Agree‐ ment with CLECO CLURO Section 9. Center Parkway. Power, LLC for new 2.5.5. Landscape Requirements in g. TXT2026-0003 – electrical services at Districts Other than A quarterly Text the Slidell dog park. Low-Density Resi‐ Amendment update dential (1) Periph‐ to the Unified De‐ Note: A Public Hearing will be held ery Landscape velopment Code on the above listed (Greenbelt) Re‐ ordinances on Tues‐ quirements, Old Other Items: SUBD2026- day, September 22 , Town of Mandev‐ a. ille, Square 41, B-1 - 0032: A request for a 2026, at 6:30 p.m. in Plat to subdivide the Council Cham‐ Neighborhood Business District, Parcel 12 in Fre‐ bers, 2045 Second maux Town Center Street, Suite 319. 2424 Florida Subdivision into Sincerely, SUP26-09-02/V26- Parcels 12A (0.611 Thomas P. Reeves 09-33 – Our Lady of ac) and 12B (0.479 Thomas P. Reeves the Lake requests ac) located along a Council Adminis‐ Special Use ap‐ private drive (Levis trator proval for modifica‐ Lane) and north of 200361SEP16-1T tion of a site plan in‐ the W-14 Canal $68.41 cluding variances to within the Fremaux CLURO Section 7. Town Center 5.10.3. B-3 Site De‐ velopment Regula‐ b. SUBD2026tion (max floor 0033: A request for a area), 9.2.5.7. Key Plat to subdivide Native Tree Species Tract 1B-1 in Bayer into Protection Require‐ Subdivision ments and 10.8.2.2. Tracts 1B-1A (1.404 ac), 1B-1B Nonresidential Uses 1B-1C in Residential Zon‐ (13.531),

more ‐ prop as er‐ March 20, 1987, enced in the Mort‐ as per resubdivision 70452 of a Writ of Seizure scribed as follows, to-wit: Survey No. gage recorded at in‐ plat filed by Ned R. and Sale is sued out Property Descrip‐ My Address is: 95759A. Further in strument of the Honorable Being the north 20 Amount: tion: number Wilson, recorded as Writ 25578 W BIRCH Map File No. Lot No. 4, ac cor dance with 4131, 22nd ✦JuWednesday, dicial DisSeptember ‐ feet of16, $262,239.77 Real property ✦inSt. the 2347236 ✦ ad Tammany 9B‐‐ ST Map File No. EM Property Located dated December 10, Plaintiff Attorney: City of PEARL trict Court for the jacent to 2026 and adjoin LACOMBE, LA 84, on Public file with the At: 1604 2005; sub ject to re‐ Dean Mor No.Notices 5. Lot Parish Public of St. Tam‐ ing LotPublic ris, LLP RIVER, Parish Public Notices Public Notices Notices Public BEECH Notices Public Notices Public Notices Noticesof 70445 Clerk of Court of St. ST, SLIDELL, servi‐ 1505 NORTH theSales south‐ theNotices above No. 5 and 19TH SAINTPublic TAM‐ many in Sex Offenders Sex Offenders Sheriff Sales Sheriff SalesLA strictions, Sheriff Sales Sheriff Sales Sheriff Sales Sheriff Sales Sheriff Tammany Parish, 70460-8808 tudes, rights-of-way STREET MON‐ MANY, State of entitled and num‐ ern 19 feet of Lot to gether with any and out stand ing No. 6, ad ja cent to ROE, LA 71207 LOUISIANA, de‐ bered cause dated Race: WHITE and all present and Writ Sex: MALE Amount: mineral rights of Terms of Sale: With‐ scribed as follows: June 4, 2025 and to and adjoining Lot future building(s), $90,675.31 record affecting the out appraisal, 10% ALL THAT CER‐ me directed, I, Bret No. 5, and which Date of Birth: constructions, com‐ Plaintiff Attorney: property. at adjudication and TAIN PIECE OR Ibert, Sheriff, have said parcel of land 6/29/1981 ponent parts, im‐ Sidney J. Abdalla, Property Located balance within 30 PARCEL OF taken possession of measures 97 feet Height: 5' 9 At: 70486 4TH ST, days. provements, attach‐ Jr. GROUND, TO‐ and will offer for front on Steel Road Weight: 236 COVINGTON, LA BRET ments, appurte‐ 1501 GAUSE BL IBERT, GETHER WITH sale at public auc‐ by a depth of 143.8 Hair Color: 70433 nances, fixtures, SUITE 1 SHERIFF ALL THE BUILD‐ tion to the highest feet, all between BROWN rights, ways, priv i ‐ $106.91 INGS AND IM‐ bidder in the court‐ equal and parallel Eye Color: SLIDELL, LA Writ Amount: leges, advantages, 70458 house located at St. lines. PROVEMENTS BROWN batture, and batture Terms of Sale: With‐ $38,454.31 Parish And further in ac‐ THEREON, AND Tammany Scars/Tattoos: rights, servitudes out appraisal, 10% Plaintiff Attorney: (52) 202415785 ALL THE RIGHTS, Courthouse, 701 N cordance with a Mark: // Scar: I, DERRICK WAYS, PRIVI‐ Columbia St , Cov‐ sketch of survey by abdomen - surgical and easements of at adjudication and Dean Morris, LLP LaProp, Inc every type and de‐ balance within 30 1505 NORTH 19TH vs. JOSEPH MAISE , scar // Piercing: LEGES, SERVI‐ ington, LA 70433, J. V. Burkes, C.E., STREET MON‐ John A. Keenan, III, TUDES, APPUR‐ beginning at 10:00 dated April 10, scription, now days. have been None Reported // convicted of Wednesday, 1974, Survey No. Tattoo: L_forearm - and/or in the future BRET IBERT, ROE, LA 71207 Joyce Harrison TENANCES AND am Terms of Sale: With‐ Keenan, and Their ADVANTAGES re lat ing to the mort ‐ SEXUAL September 23, 9625; subject to re‐ Roses with banner SHERIFF out ap praisal, 10% servi‐ gaged Prop erty, and BATTERY. 2026, the following strictions, "In Memeory Of $60.23 Successors, Heirs, THEREUNTO BE‐ at adjudication and and/or Assigns tudes, rights-of-way any and all items LONGING OR IN property: Penny, Hiedi and balance within 30 Sheriff's Civil Divi‐ ANYWISE outstanding and fixtures at‐ AP‐ Property Descrip‐ and My Address is: 415 Tom" // Tattoo: days. mineral rights of tion: PERTAINING L_arm - cross, rose tached to and/or (52) 202413616 E MAGEE ST sion BRET IBERT, Parish of St. Tam‐ THERETO, SITU‐ THAT CERTAIN record affecting the forming integral or M&T Bank COVINGTON, LA in memory of SHERIFF component parts of vs. ATED IN THE PIECE LOT OR property. Penny // Tattoo: 70433 many the mortgaged Prop‐ Isamar Muhammad $81.89 PORTION OF NORTHWEST R_forearm - Tribal State of Louisiana erty in ac cor dance GROUND, together Property Located QUARTER, Eagle // Tattoo: and James Muham‐ Race: WHITE with the Louisiana with all the build ‐ At: 105 STEELE R_arm - praying Notice is hereby SOUTHEAST Sex: MALE Civil Code. The mad OF ings and improve‐ RD, SLIDELL, LA hands with a rose given that by virtue QUARTER Sheriff's Civil Divi‐ (52) 202415751 Date of Birth: Real Property or its "Never Loose Planet Home Lend‐ of a Writ of Partition SECTION 10, T8S, ments thereon, and 70461-5111 10/11/1988 address is com‐ sion Faith" // Tattoo: by Licitation issued R14E, ST. TAM‐ all the rights, ways, Parish of St. Tam‐ ing, LLC Height: 5' 7 Amount: servi‐ Writ Chest - Wolf head // monly known as many vs. out of the Honorable MANY PARISH, privileges, Weight: 160 909 Hailey Avenue, State of Louisiana tudes and advan‐ $66,029.49 Tattoo: Back Joshua P. Lynch and 22nd Judicial Dis‐ LOUISIANA, Hair Color: Slidell, LA 70458. MORE tages thereunto be‐ dagger with a rose Jessica N. Lynch trict Court for the BEING BROWN DE‐ longing or in any‐ Plaintiff Attorney: // Tattoo: Notice is hereby AKA Jessica Cutrer Parish of St. Tam‐ FULLY Eye Color: BLUE Dean Morris, LLP L_Shoulder given that by virtue Lynch AKA Jessica many in the above SCRIBED AS FOL‐ wise appertaining, 1505 Scars/Tattoos: NORTH 19TH Property Located of a Writ of Seizure Cutrer Sechrengost entitled and num‐ LOWS, TO-WIT: situated in Eden dagger with rose // Mark: Tattoo: At: 909 HAILEY and Sale issued out Lynch THE Isles Subdivision, STREET Tattoo: Leg - tribal bered cause dated FROM L_arm - Full LA AV, SLIDELL, LA of the Honorable Sheriff's Civil Divi‐ February 4, 2026 NORTHWEST Unit Four, St. Tam‐ MONROE, design // Tattoo: Sleeve: Skulls, 70458-4439 Parish, 71207 R_Thigh - tribal and to me directed, CORNER OF THE many 22nd Judicial Dis‐ sion Money Sign, Louisiana, being eagle // Tattoo: trict Court for the Parish of St. Tam‐ I, Bret Ibert, Sheriff, SOUTHEAST Broken Heart with Writ Amount: OF more fully de‐ Terms of Sale: With‐ L_arm - pic of have taken posses‐ QUARTER Parish of St. Tam‐ many No Love; Flames, Plain tiff At tor ney: 10, scribed as follows, out appraisal, 10% Angel, Myrtle // sion of and will offer SECTION many in the above State of Louisiana Bad Decision // at adjudication and 8 to-wit: Tattoo: L_ribcage - $27,460.37 for sale at public TOWNSHIP en ti tled and num ‐ Tattoo: R_arm balance within 30 Pivach, Pivach, bered cause dated Notice is hereby auction to the high‐ SOUTH, RANGE Scroll with Penny, Full Sleeve: Gods Hufft, Thriffiley & July 19, 2024 and to given that by virtue est bidder in the 14 EAST, ST. TAM‐ Lot 876A, Unit days. Dayton, Landon // Face, Flaming IBERT, Tattoo: R_ribcage - Dunbar 8311 High‐ me directed, I, Bret of a Writ of Seizure courthouse located MANY PARISH, Four, Eden Isles BRET Dice, Faith, Good way 23, Ste. 104 St. SHERIFF Deer Skull // Scar: Ibert, Sheriff, have and Sale issued out at St. Tammany LOUISIANA, RUN Subdivision, Intentions, Stars, Belle Chase , LA taken possession of of the Honorable Parish Courthouse, EAST 35 FEET TO Tammany Parish, $92.95 R_leg - surgical // Dove, Clouds // 70037 Scar: R_hip and will offer for 22nd Judicial Dis‐ 701 N Columbia St, A POINT LO‐ Louisiana, accord‐ Tattoo: Back surgical // Scar: LA CATED ON THE ing to the plan if re‐ sale at public auc‐ trict Court for the Covington, Maise // Tattoo: Terms of Sale: With ‐ subdivision pre‐ (52) 202516740 R_Hand - multiple tion to the highest Parish of St. Tam‐ 70433, beginning at EASTERLY L_leg - Full Leg: out ap praisal, 10% surgcal scars//Scar: many in the above 10:00 am Wednes‐ RIGHT OF WAY pared by J.V. Burkes Click N' Close, Inc. bid der in the cour t ‐ City Block Image // at adjudication and house located at St. entitled and num‐ day, October 21, LINE OF CAREY and Associates, Inc., vs. Tattoo: R_leg - Full Groin - surgical balance within 30 Tammany Parish bered cause dated 2026, the following ROAD; THENCE located as Plat File Keandra Augustine Leg: 10 RUN ALONG THE Number 1177 of the a/k/a Keandra Maria December 4, 2025 property: 198092 SEPT 9-16 days. Cour t house, 701 Commandments, BRET IBERT, Columbia St , CovN‐ and to me directed, records of St. Tam‐ Augustine EASTERLY 250.00 Clouds // Piercing: SHERIFF Parish, Sheriff's Civil Divi‐ ington, LA 70433, I, Bret Ibert, Sheriff, Property Descrip‐ RIGHT OF WAY many Ear - Both Ears // / $91.99 LINE OF CAREY Louisiana, being a sion beginning at 10:00 have taken posses‐ tion: Scar: L_arm re sub di vi sion of Lot Parish of St. Tam‐ CERTAIN ROAD SOUTH 00 am Wednesday, Oc‐ sion of and will offer ONE Surgical Scar 17 876. many tober 21, 2026, the for sale at public LOT OF GROUND, DEGREES State of Louisiana (52) 202214915 following property: auction to the high‐ together with all MINUTES EAST 198600 SEPT 9-16 The im prove ments 454.33 FEET TO est bid der in the Pen ny Mac Loan buildings and im‐ 250.00 thereon bear the THE POINT OF cour t house lo cated Notice is hereby Services, LLC prove ments thereon, Property Descrip‐ Municipal No. 1043 given that by virtue at St. Tammany and all rights, ways, BEGINNING. vs. tion: Drive, of a Writ of Seizure Paris Lazerus Pow‐ Lot 6, Dellwood Parish Courthouse, means, privileges, FROM THE POINT Marina and Sale issued out ell Subdivision, as ref‐ 701 N Columbia St, servitudes, appurte‐ OF BEGINNING, Slidell, LA 70458 SAID of the Honorable LA nances and advan‐ LEAVE Sheriff's Civil Divi‐ erenced in the Mort‐ Covington, Prop erty Lo cated RIGHT OF WAY 22nd Judicial Dis‐ sion gage recorded at in‐ 70433, beginning at tages thereunto be‐ At: 1043 MA RINA AND RUN NORTH trict Court for the Parish of St. Tam‐ strument number 10:00 am Wednes‐ longing or anywise I, Timothy Lewis day, October 21, appertaining, many lo‐ 89 DEGREES 51 DR, SLIDELL, LA Parish of St. Tam‐ 2212203 Revere Jr, have 70458 MIN UTES 18 SEC ‐ 2026, many in the above the fol low ing State of Louisiana cated in Sec tions 22 Property Located been convicted of entitled and num‐ and 23, Township 8 ONDS EAST 209.4 At: 3744 BROOK‐ property: CARNAL THENCE Writ Amount: bered cause dated South, Range 12 FEET; DR, KNOWLEDGE OF Notice is hereby WOOD November 21, 2025 given that by virtue SLIDELL, LA Property Descrip‐ East, Wards 4 and 7, RUN SOUTH 00 $78,675.81 A JUVENILE. 21 tion: and to me directed, of a Writ of Seizure 70458-4713 Parish of St. Tam‐ DEGREES I, DONALD tiff At tor ney: Plain MIN UTES 06 SEC ‐ That certain lot or many, State of I, Bret Ibert, Sheriff, and Sale issued out My Address is: FLEMING , have New man, Mathis, ONDS EAST 206.7 have taken posses‐ of the Honorable Writ Amount: parcel of ground, to‐ Louisiana, beings 83191 Isabel been convicted of THENCE Brady & Spedale, sion of and will offer gether with all the designated as Lot FEET; 22nd Judicial Dis‐ $114,955.94 Swamp Rd PC - SEXUAL APLC RUN SOUTH 89 build for ings and im ‐ sale at public trict Court for the 49, Square 7, Plaintiff Attorney: Bush, LA 70431 ASSAULT 28 3501 N. CAUSE‐ auction to the high‐ Parish of St. Tam‐ Law Offices of Her‐ provements situated Choctaw Springs DEGREES INDECENCY thereon, more fully Addition Number 2 MINUTES 30 SEC‐ WAY BLVD. est bidder in the many in the above schel Adcock, Jr. WITH A CHILD Race: WHITE WEST SUITE 300 described as fol‐ Subdivision, all as ONDS courthouse located entitled and num‐ P.O. BOX 87379 . Sex: MALE METAIRIE, LA at St. Tammany bered cause dated BATON ROUGE, lows, to-wit: shown on plan of 209.61 FEET TO A Date of Birth: 70002 POINT LO CATED Parish Courthouse, November 4, 2022 LA 70879 survey of Choctaw 1/04/1977 My Address is: Terms of Sale: With ‐ ON THE EAST ‐ 701 N Columbia St, and to me directed, Terms of Sale: With In the Parish of St. Springs Addition 29122 E RUTH RD Height: 5' 8 LA I, Bret Ibert, Sheriff, appraisal, 10% at Tammany, State of Number 2 Subdivi‐ ERLY RIGHT OF out appraisal, 10% Covington, Weight: 185 , APT 4-B at ad ju di ca tion and WAY LINE OF Louisiana 70433, in the beginning at have taken posses‐ adjudication sion dated De cem ‐ and Hair Color: LACOMBE, LA ROAD; balance within 30 10:00 am Wednes‐ sion of and will offer balance within 30 Town of Pearl River, ber 6, 1966, certi‐ CAREY BROWN 70445 RUN days. Louisiana, in that fied correct by THENCE day, October 21, for sale at public Eye Color: GREEN auction to the high‐ days. IBERT, 2026, the following THE BRET BRET IBERT, part known as Robert A. Berlin, ALONG Scars/Tattoos: SHER IFF Race: BLACK Thomas H. Craw‐ R.L.S., and filed EASTERLY property: est bidder in the SHERIFF Mark: Tattoo: Sex: MALE ford Claim No. 4, with the Clerk of RIGHT OF WAY $81.89 Property Descrip‐ courthouse located L_arm - Rose Vine at St. Tammany $59.75 LINE OF CAREY Date of Birth: Township 8 South, Court for St. Tam‐ tion: // Tattoo: R_arm 5/26/1956 Lot number 2278, a Range 14 East, many Parish on ROAD NORTH 00 Parish Courthouse, Indian rose vine 17 (52) 202516324 Height: 5' 10 Greensburg District March 14, 1968, as DEGREES certain parcel of 701 N Columbia St, (52) 202414341 MINUTES WEST Weight: 193 ground in Covington, LA MEB Loan Trust (also known as Map File No. 1089. 198878 SEPT 9-16 70433, beginning at VIII Hair Color: Crawford Subdivi‐ FOR INFORMA‐ 208.1 FEET BACK Newrez LLC d/b/a LAKESHORE VIL‐ 250.00 BLACK sion) in Square 2 TIONAL 10:00 am Wednes‐ vs. Mort‐ LAGES (PHASE PUR‐ TO THE POINT OF Shellpoint BEGINNING. Eye Color: BLACK 10), together with day, October 21, Johnny Couste, Jen‐ thereof designated POSES gage Servicing SAID TRACT Scars/Tattoos: all the buildings and 2026, the following nifer Marrero and as LOTS 3 and 4 on Improvements bear vs. CON TAINS 1.00 Mark: Tattoo: a survey by Paul L. municipal number property: Ray Carroll Gomez improvements Public Notices Frank Couste, III ACRE, MORE OR R_arm - "Duck" & Guz man En ti tled thereon, and all of Sheriff Sales Sheriff's Civil Divi‐ “Thomas H. Craw‐ 62026 Stag Drive, LESS, AND IS Symbol // Tattoo: Property Descrip‐ sion Sheriff's Civil Divi‐ the rights, ways, Lacombe, LA SHOWN ON SUR‐ sion Chest - "Shirley" privileges, Claim” on file 70445. servi‐ tion: of St. Tam‐ ford "1936" "2003" // in the Clerk of Property Located VEY BY JOHN E. Parish of St. Tam‐ tudes, appurte‐ Lot number 1683 in Parish many Tattoo: R_leg - Pic Court, Parish of St. At: 62026 STAG BONNEAU & AS‐ many nances and advan‐ Lakeshore Villages State of Louisiana of Heart // Scar: Tammany and ac‐ RD, LACOMBE, SOCIATES, INC., State of Louisiana tages thereunto be‐ (Phase 8-B) as refer‐ (52) 202012566 DATED MARCH Neck - Surgical longing to or in any‐ enced in the Mort‐ Notice is hereby cording thereto Lots LA 70445 28, 2000, SUR VEY Scar // Tattoo: Home Loan & gage recorded at In‐ given that by virtue 3 and 4 measure as Notice is hereby wise appertaining, NO. 2000-219, FOR Chest - La. Boot // fol lows: stru ment# 2305890. Thrift, LLC given that by virtue situated in the Writ Amount: $0.00 of Writ of Seizure Tattoo: L_arm - Pic vs. Property Located anda Sale of a Writ of Seizure Parish of St. Tam‐ Plaintiff Attorney: MELISSA is sued out of Cross, "Peace", Claudine Wood At: 5274 CYPRESS of the Honorable Lot 3 Measures 100 Jonathan R. Flem‐ THIESEN WIFE and Sale issued out many, State of OF/AND "Sharon" // Tattoo: DR, 22nd Judicial Dis‐ feet in width by 200 ing Tardo, Wife of/ and BRANCH of the Honorable Louisiana, as shown L_arm - "Fleming", Quinn Tardo, Sr. SLIDELL, LA trict Court for the feet depth between 527 East BOSTON WILLIAM 22nd Judicial Dis‐ on the plat recorded Pic of Cobra // equal and parallel ST COVINGTON, JOSEPH FARMER, trict Court for the at File# 6068 on De‐ Sheriff's Civil Divi‐ 70461 Parish of St. Tam‐ lines JR. Being all of that Parish of St. Tam‐ cember 08, 2021, as Tattoo: L_leg and is bounded LA 70433 sion many in the above property many in the above File No. 6068 of the "DIC" // Piercing: Amount: entitled and num‐ on the north by Lot Terms of Sale: With‐ certain Parish of St. Tam‐ Writ to entitled and num‐ Clerk of Courts of L_ear - Pierced 6, East by Lot No. 2, out appraisal, 10% conveyed $310,334.94 many bered cause dated //Scar: R_leg Tammany Plaintiff Attorney: August 26, 2024 and South by Public at adjudication and WILLIAM State of Louisiana bered cause dated St. HEART SURGERY Road and on the balance within 30 JOSEPH FARMER, November 8, 2025 Parish, Louisiana; Dean Morris, LLP to me di rected, I, JR., KAITLYN and to me directed, subject to restric‐ SCAR Notice is hereby 1505 NORTH 19TH Bret Ibert, Sheriff, West Lot 4. Lot 4 days. AND I, Bret Ibert, Sheriff, tions, servitudes, MON‐ have taken posses‐ Measures 100 feet BRET given that by virtue STREET IBERT, FARMER WILLIAM width and 200 SHERIFF have taken posses‐ rights-of-way and 199179 SEPT 9-16 of a Writ of Seizure ROE, LA 71207 sion of and will offer in FARMER., III from and Sale issued out Terms of Sale: With‐ for sale at public feet depth between $79.48 sion of and will offer outstanding mineral 250.00 SUCCESSION OF for sale at public rights of record af‐ of the Honorable out appraisal, 10% auction to the high‐ equal and parallel MELISSA lines. at ad ju di ca tion and 22nd Judicial Dis‐ auction to the high‐ fecting the property. est bidder in the THEISEN trict Court for the balance within 30 courthouse located est bidder in the (52) 202416012 According to a sur‐ US Bank Trust Na‐ FARMER, by deed courthouse located Property Located Parish of St. Tam‐ days. at St. Tammany vey by Gilbert, Kel‐ tional Association, dated DECEMBER at St. Tammany At: 5136 Clarkston IBERT, Parish many in the above BRET Cour t house, 11, 2009 and Parish Courthouse, Grove DR, & Couturie, Inc., Not In Its entitled and num‐ SHERIFF 701 N Columbia St, ley LA December 6, Individual Capacity recorded DECEM‐ 701 N Columbia St, SLIDELL, bered cause dated $59.75 Covington, LA dated BER 11, 2009 AS 1988, Block 2 is But July 6, 2020 and to Covington, LA 70461 Solely As INSTRUMENT 70433, beginning at bounded by Spur Owner Trustee For Amount: me directed, I, Bret 70433, beginning at Writ 10:00 am Wednes‐ NO. 1752287 of of‐ 10:00 am Wednes‐ $221,617.02 Ibert, Sheriff, have (52) 202317056 Asset fi day, October 21, Highway 41-Pine VRMTG cial records. Com‐ day, October 21, Plaintiff Attorney: taken possession of J & E Properties, 2026, the following Street, Spur High‐ Trust monly known as: 2026, the following Dean Morris, LLP way 41, Maple vs. and will offer for LLC property: 64296 CAREY RD, property: Street and Church William 1505 NORTH 19TH I, KOREY ALLEN sale at public auc‐ vs. Joseph PEARL RIVER, LA Property Descrip‐ STREET and Lot 3 and Farmer, Jr., Kaitlyn MON‐ LARKINS , have tion to the highest Ulysses Barrett, III Property Descrip‐ 4Street ROE, LA 71207 adjoin each other Farmer a/k/a Kait‐ 70452 bidder in the court‐ Sheriff's Civil Divi‐ tion: tion: been convicted of Prop erty Lo cated Terms of Sale: With FORCIBLE RAPE. house located at St. sion ALL THAT CER‐ and measure as fol‐ lyn Marie Farmer At: 64296 CAREY A certain piece or ap praisal, 10% at Tammany Parish Parish of St. Tam‐ TAIN PIECE OR lows: portion of ground, Oliver and William RD, PEARL and thouse, 701 N many together with all the adjudication PARCEL OF Lot 3 commences Farmer, III a/k/a RIVER, LA 70452 My Address is: 132 Cour bal ance within 30 Co lum bia St , Cov ‐ build ings and im ‐ State of Louisiana GROUND, together 100 feet from the William J. Farmer, NORTH BLVD ington, LA 70433, provements thereon, days. III with all the build‐ SLIDELL, LA Amount: and all the rights, BRET IBERT, beginning at 10:00 Notice is hereby ings and improve‐ corner of Spur Sheriff's Civil Divi‐ Writ 70458 $95,458.09 am Wednesday, given that by virtue ments thereon, and Highway 41 and sion ways, means, privi‐ SHERIFF September 23, of a Writ of Seizure all the rights, ways, Spur Highway 41- Parish of St. Tam‐ Plaintiff Attorney: leges, servitudes, $72.26 Race: BLACK Dean Morris, LLP Pine Street and mea‐ many 2026, the following and Sale issued out privileges, appurtenances and servi‐ sures Sex: MALE 1505 NORTH 19TH advantages there‐ 100 feet front State of Louisiana property: of the Hon or able tudes, ap pur te ‐ Date of Birth: STREET MON ‐ on Spur High way 41 Property Descrip‐ 22nd Judicial Dis‐ nances and advan‐ unto belonging or in (52) 202610681 5/11/1983 tion: anywise appertain‐ Carrington Mort‐ trict Court for the tages thereunto be‐ Pine Street the same Notice is hereby ROE, LA 71207 Height: 6' 4 ONE CERTAIN Parish of St. Tam‐ longing or in any‐ width in the rear by given that by virtue Terms of Sale: With ing, situated in the gage Services, LLC Weight: 325 LOT OR PARCEL many in the above wise appertaining a depth of 100 feet of a Writ of Seizure appraisal, 10% at State of Louisiana, vs. Hair Color: and Parish of St. Tam‐ Tracey May Pearson OF GROUND, to‐ entitled and num‐ thereto, situated in between equal and and Sale issued out adjudication BLACK gether with all of the bered cause dated the Pairsh of St. parallel lines; Lot 4 of the Honorable balance within 30 many, situated in and Charles Exell Eye Color: days. buildings and im‐ January 29, 2024 Tammany; State of forms the corner of 22nd Judicial Dis‐ Section 38, Town‐ Pearson BROWN IBERT, ship 9 South, Range Sher provements thereon, and to me directed, Louisiana in the Spur Highway 41- trict Court for the BRET iff's Civil Divi‐ Scars/Tattoos: SHER IFF Pine Steet and Spur and all of the rights, I, Bret Ibert, Sheriff, subdivision known 15 East, Greensburg sion Parish of St. Tam‐ Mark: NONE ways, privileges, have taken posses‐ as South Abita Highway 41 and many in the above $130.97 District, in that part Parish of St. Tam‐ REPORTED servitudes, advan‐ sion of and will offer Springs, AKA Tam‐ measures 100 feet entitled and num‐ known as River many tages and appurte‐ for sale at public may Hills Subdivi‐ front on Spur High‐ bered cause dated Crest Subdivision, State of Louisiana 198879 SEPT 9-16 nances thereunto auction to the high‐ sion, being a subdi‐ way 41-Pine Steet December 27, 2024 (52) 202512983 more fully de‐ 250.00 belonging or in any‐ est bidder in the vision of a part of and is the same and to me directed, Fairport Asset Man‐ scribed according to Notice is hereby wise appertaining, courthouse located the sourthwest, width in the rear by I, Bret Ibert, Sheriff, agement II REO, Map and Plat of sur‐ given that by virtue situated in the at St. Tammany quarter of Section a depth and front of have taken posses‐ LLC vey of E. J. Cham‐ of a Writ of Seizure Parish of St. Tam‐ Parish Courthouse, 11, Township 7 Spur Highway 41 of sion of and will offer vs. pagne, Surveyor, and Sale issued out many, State of 701 N Columbia St, South, Range 11 200 feet between for sale at public Olde Towne Live, dated July 18, 1955, of the Honorable equal and par al lel Louisiana, and more Covington, ap proved by the Po‐ 22nd Judicial Dis‐ LLC; Nicholas R. LA East and according auction to the high‐ fully described as 70433, beginning at to a plat survey of lines; subject to re‐ est bidder in the Manalle, Jr.; and lice Jury of St. Tam‐ trict Court for the servi‐ courthouse located Dana Phillips Man‐ many follows, to-wit: 10:00 am Wednes‐ V.D. Tilley, dated strictions, Parish, Parish of St. Tam‐ LOT 15, SQUARE day, October 21, March 18, 1921, is tudes, rights-of-way at St. Tammany alle Louisiana on July many in the above outstanding Parish Courthouse, Sheriff's Civil Divi‐ 21, 1955 and filed entitled and num‐ 12, PINECREST 2026, the following further described as and mineral rights of 701 N Columbia St, sion SUBDIVISION, for record in the of‐ bered cause dated property: follows. record af fecting the Covington, Slidell, St. Tam‐ LA Parish of St. Tam‐ fice of the Clerk of February 9, 2026 LOT 16A, Square many Parish, Property Descrip‐ 68, being a resubdi‐ property. Court and Ex-Offi‐ and to me directed, 70433, beginning at many erty Located 10:00 am Wednes‐ State of Louisiana Louisiana. All in ac‐ tion: cio Recorder in the I, Bret Ibert, Sheriff, I, Terry Joseph vision of original Prop cordance with the Lot 16, Square 14, Lots 16, 18, Sq. 68, At: 39421 HIGH‐ day, October 21, book of various have taken posses‐ Sanchez Jr, have 41 SPUR, 2026, the following Notice is hereby maps and plats, and sion of and will offer survey by Albert A. Slidell Manor Sub‐ St. been convicted of Tammany WAY Lovell, C.E., dated division as refer‐ Parish, Louisiana, PEARL RIVER, LA property: MOLESTATION given that by virtue more fully de‐ for sale at public March 20, 1987, enced in the Mort‐ as per resubdivision 70452 OF JUVENILE. of a Writ of Seizure scribed as follows, auction to the high‐ Survey No. gage recorded at in‐ plat filed by Ned R. est bidder in the Property Descrip‐ and Sale issued out to-wit: Writ Amount: 95759A. Further in strument of the Honorable Being the north 20 courthouse located My Address is: number Wilson, recorded as tion: $262,239.77 ac cor dance with feet of Lot No. 4, ad ‐ 25578 W BIRCH at St. Tammany 2347236 Real property in the 22nd Judicial Dis‐ Map File No. 4131, Map File No. EM Property Located dated December 10, Plaintiff Attorney: City of PEARL trict Court for the jacent to and adjoin‐ Parish Courthouse, ST Dean Mor ris, LLP 84, on file with the ing Lot No. 5. Lot Parish of St. Tam ‐ LACOMBE, LA 701 N Columbia St, At: 1604 BEECH 2005; subject to re‐ RIVER, Parish of 1505 NORTH 19TH SAINT Clerk of Court of St. ST, SLIDELL, LA strictions, 70445 LA TAM‐ many in the above No. 5 and the south‐ Covington, servi‐ STREET MON ‐ Tammany Parish, 70460-8808 ern 19 feet of Lot en ti tled and num ‐ 70433, beginning at MANY, State of tudes, rights-of-way ROE, LA 71207 together with any LOUISIANA, de‐ bered cause dated No. 6, adjacent to 10:00 am Wednes‐ and outstanding Race: WHITE and all present and Writ Amount: mineral rights of Terms of Sale: With‐ scribed as follows: June 4, 2025 and to and adjoining Lot day, September 23, Sex: MALE out ap praisal, 10% future building(s), $90,675.31 record affecting the at adjudication and ALL THAT CER‐ me directed, I, Bret No. 5, and which 2026, the following Date of Birth: constructions, com‐ Plaintiff Attorney: property. TAIN PIECE OR Ibert, Sheriff, have said parcel of land property: 6/29/1981 po nent parts, im ‐ Sidney J. Abdalla, Property Located balance within 30 PARCEL OF taken possession of measures 97 feet Property Descrip‐ Height: 5' 9 provements, attach‐ Jr. GROUND, TO‐ and will offer for front on Steel Road tion: At: 70486 4TH ST, days. Weight: 236 OF JUVENILE.

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auction to the high‐ of a Writ of Fieri Fa‐ A certain piece or est bidder in the cias issued out of the parcel of land, and courthouse located Honorable 22nd Ju‐ its component parts, with all the at St. Tammany dicial District✦Court together 10B ✦ Wednesday, September 16, Parish 2026 ofSt.St. Tammany build✦ings and im‐ Parish Courthouse, for the prove ments 701 N Public Colum bia St, Tammany in the Notices Public Notices thereon; also all CovingSheriff ton, Notices LA above Public entitled Sheriff Salesand Sheriff Sales 70433, beginSales ning at numbered cause rights, ways, means, servi‐ 10:00 am Wednes‐ dated June 5, 2026 privileges, day, September 23, and to me directed, tudes, prescriptions, 2026, the following I, Bret Ibert, Sheriff, advantages and ap‐ property: have taken posses‐ purtenances there‐ Property Descrip‐ sion of and will offer unto belonging or in tion: for sale at public anywise appertain‐ ONE (1) CERTAIN auction to the high‐ ing thereto, in Mer‐ PIECE OR POR‐ est bidder in the rywood Estate Sub‐ TION OF courthouse located division, Addition GROUND, together at St. Tammany NO. 3, being Lot 11 with all the build‐ Parish Courthouse, A, Block 15, and ings and improve‐ 701 N Columbia St , being a part of Sec‐ ments thereon, and Covington, LA tion 19, Township 5 all of the rights, 70433, beginning at South, Range 11 ways, servitudes, 10:00 am Wednes‐ East, St. Tammany appurtenances and day, September 23, Parish, Louisiana, advantages there‐ 2026, the following all as more fully shown on the plat of unto belonging or in property: anywise appertain‐ Property Descrip‐ subdivision of Mer‐ rywood Estates ing, situated in the tion: by Parish of St Tam‐ All that certain Subdivision, Land En gi neer ing many, State of piece or parcel of Louisiana, in COIN land, together with Services, Inc., Jeron DU LESTIN SUB‐ all buildings and im‐ R. Fitzmorris, Reg‐ DIVISION, ADDI‐ provements thereon, istered Land Sur‐ TION NO. 2, which and all rights, ways, veyor, dated April 1, subdivision forms a means, privileges, 1969, last revised part of Section 38 servitudes, prescrip‐ September 11, 1979, and 42, Township 9 tions and appurte‐ on file in the office South, Range 14 nances thereunto of the Clerk of Court East and Sections 43 belonging or in any‐ of St. Tammany and 44, Township 9 wise appertaining Parish, Louisiana as South, Range 13 thereto, situated in Map File No. 81-D as further East, 9th Ward, St. Section 11, Town‐ and Tammany Parish, ship 8 South, Range shown on the resub‐ Louisiana and des‐ 14 East, Greensburg division plat pre‐ ignated as LOT 78, District, Louisiana, pared by Jeron R. SQUARE 7, accord‐ more fully de‐ Fitzmorris, Regis‐ tered Land Sur‐ ing to a plan of sur‐ scribed as follows: veyor, dated June vey by John H. Soll‐ berger, dated March From the Southwest 27, 1979 on file in 12, 1962 filed in Corner of Section the office of the Map File No. 151A 40, Township 8 Clerk of Court for Tammany with the office of the South, Range 14 St. Clerk of Court for East, run North 11 Parish, Louisiana as Map File No. 594-A St. Tammany degrees and 30 min‐ Parish, said lot hav‐ utes West 80 feet; and more fully de‐ ing such measure‐ South 75 degrees scribed as follows, ments and dimen‐ West 698.3 feet and to-wit: sions and being sub‐ South 11 degrees ject to such servi‐ and 30 minutes East Lot 11 A, Block 15 tudes and restric‐ 488 feet to an iron commences at a dis‐ tions are mote par‐ corner and the point tance of 430.0 feet from the intersec‐ ticularly shown on of beginning. tion of the westerly said map. Which has the ad‐ From the point of right of line of Or‐ dress of 110 Davis beginning run South leans Avenue and Drive, Slidell, LA 11 degrees and 30 the northerly right 70460 minutes East 230.1 of way line of Mar‐ feet (actual 226.51 guerite Street and hence Property Located feet) to an iron cor‐ measure At: 110 DAVIS DR, ner thence run South 200.0 feet front on SLIDELL, LA 52 degrees and 30 Marguerite Street, 70460-3439 minutes West 68 the same in width in feet (actual, South the rear by a depth Writ Amount: 52 degrees, 12 min‐ of 300.0 feet be‐ utes 2 seconds west tween equal and $272,611.60 67.55 feet) to an iron parallel lines. Plaintiff Attorney: corner; thence run more fully LOGS Legal Group, South 27 degrees As LLP west 281.6 feet (ac‐ shown on the survey Randell W. 3510 N. Causeway tual, South 27 de‐ of Blvd Suite 600 grees 21 minutes 41 Brown & Associ‐ Metairie, LA 70002 seconds West ates, Inc., Randall 250.28 feet) to an W. Brown, Regis‐ Terms of Sale: With‐ iron corner on the tered Land Sur‐ out appraisal, 10% East side of a gravel veyor, dated Sep‐ at adjudication and road; thence along tember 21, 1994, re‐ balance within 30 the east side of said vised March 26, days. gravel road run 1996. BRET IBERT, North 45 degrees SHERIFF and 15 minutes West Property Located 263 feet (actual, At: 206 MAR‐ $83.81 ST, 255.52 feet) to an GUERITE LA iron corner; thence FOLSOM, 70437 run North 44 de‐ (52) 202611176 grees, and 30 min ‐ Lakeview Loan Ser‐ utes East 467.3 feet Writ Amount: vicing, LLC (actual, North 44 de‐ $192,893.20 vs. The Estate of grees 53 minutes 08 Charles Collis Lyle, seconds East 438.26 Plaintiff Attorney: feet) to the point of Jackson & Mcpher‐ III beginning, as more son 935 GRAVIER Sheriff's Civil Divi‐ fully shown on map STREET of survey of J.V. SUITE 1400 sion Parish of St. Tam‐ Burkes & Associ‐ NEW ORLEANS, ates, Inc., dated LA 70112 many April 3, 2002. State of Louisiana Terms of Sale: With‐ Notice is hereby Being the same out appraisal, 10% given that by virtue property acquired at adjudication and of a Writ of Seizure by vendors herein balance within 30 and Sale issued out by Act of Cash Sale days. IBERT, of the Honorable dated April 16, BRET 22nd Judicial Dis‐ 2002, and recorded SHERIFF trict Court for the as Instrument No. $75.65 Parish of St. Tam‐ 1298188 in the offi‐ many in the above cial records of the entitled and num‐ Clerk of Court for bered cause dated the Parish of St. (52) 202612874 April 14, 2026 and Tammany, State of Avrom Dov, LLC and Meekness Puc, to me directed, I, Louisiana. LLC Bret Ibert, Sheriff, Prop erty Lo cated vs. have taken posses‐ sion of and will offer At: Vacant Land - The Unopened Suc‐ for sale at public Section 11, Town‐ cession of and Un‐ auction to the high‐ ship 8, Range 14 known Heirs of est bidder in the East, Greensburg John B. Cooper courthouse located District, Louisiana, Sheriff's Civil Divi‐ sion at St. Tammany Pearl Parish of St. Tam‐ Parish Courthouse, Writ Amount: many 701 N Columbia St , State of Louisiana Covington, LA $36,254.22 70433, beginning at Plaintiff Attorney: Notice is hereby 10:00 am Wednes‐ Mark A. Jolissaint given that by virtue day, September 23, Terms of Sale: With of a Writ of Seizure 2026, the following appraisal, 10% at and Sale issued out property: ad ju di ca tion and of the Honorable Property Descrip‐ balance within 30 22nd Judicial Dis‐ tion: trict Court for the Lot 4, Madisonville days. IBERT, Parish of St. Tam‐ Oaks Subdivision, BRET many in the above Phase 1, Town of SHERIFF entitled and num‐ Madisonville, as $100.17 bered cause dated referenced in the June 29, 2026 and to Mortgage recorded me directed, I, Bret at instrument num‐ (52) 202611916 Ibert, Sheriff, have ber 2345431 NewRez, LLC taken possession of Property Located vs. At: 507 GARDEN Steven Miles and will offer for sale at public auc‐ LN, MADIS‐ Waguespack ONVILLE, LA Sheriff's Civil Divi‐ tion to the highest bidder in the court‐ 70447-9253 sion Parish of St. Tam‐ house located at St. Tammany Parish Writ Amount: many Courthouse, 701 N State of Louisiana Plaintiff Attorney: Columbia St , Cov‐ $304,036.42 Notice is hereby ington, LA 70433, Jackson & Mcpher‐ given that by virtue beginning at 10:00 Wednesday, son 935 GRAVIER of a Writ of Seizure am 23, STREET and Sale issued out September SUITE 1400 of the Honorable 2026, the following NEW ORLEANS, 22nd Judicial Dis‐ property: LA 70112 trict Court for the Property Descrip‐ Parish of St. Tam‐ tion: Terms of Sale: With‐ many in the above A CERTAIN PIECE out appraisal, 10% entitled and num‐ OR PORTION OF at adjudication and bered cause dated GROUND, together balance within 30 April 10, 2026 and with all buildings days. to me directed, I, and improvements BRET IBERT, Bret Ibert, Sheriff, thereon and all of SHERIFF have taken posses‐ the rights, way privil sion of and will offer eges, servitudes, ap‐ $63.12 for sale at public purtenances and ad‐ thereon auction to the high‐ vantages est bidder in the and all of the rights (52) 202611708 Mark Alan Jolis‐ courthouse located thereto belonging or at St. Tammany in anywise apper‐ saint, APLC Parish Courthouse, taining, situated in vs. 701 N Columbia St , the Parish of St. Michelle Walker LA Tammany, in that Sheriff's Civil Divi‐ Covington, thereof 70433, beginning at part sion as Parish of St. Tam‐ 10:00 am Wednes‐ know(sic) day, September 23, SLIDELL OZONE many 2026, the following HEIGHTS SUBDI‐ State of Louisiana VISION, in Section property: Notice is hereby Property Descrip‐ 34, Township 8 South, Range 14 given that by virtue tion: of a Writ of Fieri Fa‐ A certain piece or East, all as per plan cias issued out of the parcel of land, and of subdivision filed Honorable 22nd Ju‐ its component parts, for record with the dicial District Court together with all the Clerk of court and for the Parish of St. buildings and im‐ being more fully de‐ scribed as follows: Tammany in the provements above entitled and thereon; also all numbered cause rights, ways, means, Lot 19 of SQUARE SLIDELL servi‐ OF dated June 5, 2026 privileges, and to me directed, tudes, prescriptions, OZONE HEIGHTS I, Bret Ibert, Sheriff, advantages and ap‐ SUBDIVISION , St. have taken posses‐ purtenances there‐ Tammany Parish, sion of and will offer unto belonging or in Louisiana. for sale at public anywise appertain‐ lll

East, all as per plan of subdivision filed for record with the Clerk of court and being more fully de‐ scribedPublic as folNotices lows: Sheriff Sales

Lot 19 of SQUARE OF SLIDELL OZONE HEIGHTS SUBDIVISION , St. Tammany Parish, Louisiana. Including 1985 Magnolia Viking Mobile Home VIN: GDVKM‐ S358411819 as per Affidavit to Immo‐ bilize Mobile Home as recorded as In‐ strument #1763775 in the records of the Clerk of Court in the Parish of St. Tam‐ many, Louisiana. Property Located At: 60516 PALM DR, SLIDELL, LA 70460 Writ Amount: $82,500.00 Plaintiff Attorney: P. D Olney 921 Ryan St Lake Charles, LA 70601 Terms of Sale: With‐ out appraisal, 10% at adjudication and balance within 30 days. BRET IBERT, SHERIFF $82.85 (52) 202613499 Seneca Mortgage Servicing, LLC vs. Rudolph Philibert, Jr. Sheriff's Civil Divi‐ sion Parish of St. Tam‐ many State of Louisiana Notice is hereby given that by virtue of a Writ of Seizure and Sale issued out of the Honorable 22nd Judicial Dis‐ trict Court for the Parish of St. Tam‐ many in the above entitled and num‐ bered cause dated July 1, 2026 and to me directed, I, Bret Ibert, Sheriff, have taken possession of and will offer for sale at public auc‐ tion to the highest bidder in the court‐ house located at St. Tammany Parish Courthouse, 701 N Columbia St , Cov‐ ington, LA 70433, beginning at 10:00 am Wednesday, September 23, 2026, the following property: Property Descrip‐ tion: ALL THAT CER‐ TAIN LOT OR PARCEL OF GROUND, together with all the build‐ ings and improve‐ ments thereon, and all of the rights, ways, means, privi‐ leges, servitudes, advantages and ap‐ purtenances there‐ unto belonging or in anywise appertain‐ ing, situated in the Parish of St. Tam‐ many, State of Louisiana, and being more fully de‐ scribed as follows, to-wit: LOT 65, BARKLEY PARC SUBDIVISION, PHASE 1, as shown on the subdivision plat of Fontcuberta Surveys, Inc., recorded as Map File 4071. Improvements thereon bear the Municipal Number: 210 Autumn Woods Drive, Covington, Louisiana 70433 (“Property”). Property Located At: 210 AUTUMN WOODS DR, COV‐ INGTON, LA 70433 Writ Amount: Plain‐ tiff Attorney: $171,429.83 Halliday, Watkins & Mann, PC 1505 North 19TH ST Monroe, LA 71201 Terms of Sale: With appraisal, 10% at adjudication and balance within 30 days. BRET IBERT, SHERIFF $76.11 (52) 202613654 U.S. Bank Trust, National Associa‐ tion, not in its Individual Capacity but Solely as Trustee for PL Pretium Trust vs. Joshua J. Gommel (a/k/a Joshua Joseph Gommel) Sheriff's Civil Divi‐ sion Parish of St. Tam‐ many State of Louisiana Notice is hereby given that by virtue of a Writ of Seizure and Sale issued out of the Honorable 22nd Judicial Dis‐ trict Court for the Parish of St. Tam‐ many in the above entitled and num‐ bered cause dated July 1, 2026 and to me directed, I, Bret Ibert, Sheriff, have taken possession of and will offer for sale at public auc‐ tion to the highest bidder in the court‐ house located at St. Tammany Parish Courthouse, 701 N Columbia St , Cov‐ ington, LA 70433,

‐ bered cause dated July 1, 2026 and to me directed, I, Bret Ibert, Sheriff, have taken possession of and will offer for Public Notices sale atSheriff public auc‐ Sales tion to the highest bidder in the court‐ house located at St. Tammany Parish Courthouse, 701 N Columbia St , Cov‐ ington, LA 70433, beginning at 10:00 am Wednesday, Oc‐ tober 21, 2026, the following property: Property Descrip‐ tion: One certain lot or parcel of ground, to‐ gether with all the buildings and im‐ provements thereon, situated in the Parish of St. Tam‐ many, Louisiana, in that subdivision thereof known as Palm Courts, and being more particu‐ larly described as Lot No.16 accord‐ ing to the official plat of Palm Courts Subdivision, dated May 9, 2008, pre‐ pared by Kelly J. McHugh & Assoc., Inc., Civil Engi‐ neers & Land Sur‐ veyors, recorded May 23, 2008, at File No. 4693, in the records of the Clerk and Recorder of St. Tammany Parish, Louisiana, said lot having such mea‐ surements and di‐ mensions and being subject to such servitudes as shown on the said map. Property Located At: 332 COCONUT PALM DR, MADISONVILLE, LA 70447 Writ Amount: $144,731.23 Plaintiff Attorney: LOGS Legal Group, LLP 3510 N. Causeway Blvd Suite 600 Metairie, LA 70002 Terms of Sale: With appraisal, 10% at adjudication and balance within 30 days. BRET IBERT, SHERIFF $76.59 (52) 202613767 Navy Federal Credit Union vs. John C. Ezeb Sheriff's Civil Divi‐ sion Parish of St. Tam‐ many State of Louisiana Notice is hereby given that by virtue of a Writ of Seizure and Sale issued out of the Honorable 22nd Judicial Dis‐ trict Court for the Parish of St. Tam‐ many in the above entitled and num‐ bered cause dated July 6, 2026 and to me directed, I, Bret Ibert, Sheriff, have taken possession of and will offer for sale at public auc‐ tion to the highest bidder in the court‐ house located at St. Tammany Parish Courthouse, 701 N Columbia St , Cov‐ ington, LA 70433, beginning at 10:00 am Wednesday, September 23, 2026, the following property: Property Descrip‐ tion: ONE CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, together with all buildings and im‐ provements thereon, and all the rights, ways, privileges, servitudes, appurte‐ nances and advan‐ tages thereunto be‐ longing or in any‐ wise appertaining, situated in Section 3, Township 9 South, Range 14 East, St. Tammany Parish, Louisiana, to-wit: LOT 81, WIMBLE‐ DON ESTATES SUBDIVISION, all in accordance with plat of said subdivi‐ sion by J. V. Burkes, C.E., dated Febru‐ ary 15, 1973, bear‐ ing Plat No. 1537 of the official records of the Clerk of Court, St. Tammany Parish, Louisiana. And according to survey of Ivan M. Borgen, Registered Surveyor, dated March 14, 1977, said Lot 81 com‐ mences 150 feet from the corner of Kempsey Court, and measures thence 75 feet front on Can‐ berra Court, by a depth on Sydney Circle of 100 feet on a curved line, with a width in the rear of 61.77 feet, and a depth on its other side line of 112 feet (“Property”). Property Located At: 205 CAN‐ BERRA CT, SLIDELL, LA 70458-1564 Writ Amount: Plaintiff Attorney: $170,106.23 Halliday, Watkins & Mann, PC 1505 North 19TH ST Monroe, LA 71201 Terms of Sale: With‐ out appraisal, 10% at adjudication and balance within 30 days. BRET IBERT, SHERIFF $81.40

Public Notices Sheriff Sales

(52) 202613968 Standard Mortgage Corporation vs. Ryan A. Tott Sheriff's Civil Divi‐ sion Parish of St. Tam‐ many State of Louisiana Notice is hereby given that by virtue of a Writ of Seizure and Sale issued out of the Honorable 22nd Judicial Dis‐ trict Court for the Parish of St. Tam‐ many in the above entitled and num‐ bered cause dated July 15, 2026 and to me directed, I, Bret Ibert, Sheriff, have taken possession of and will offer for sale at public auc‐ tion to the highest bidder in the court‐ house located at St. Tammany Parish Courthouse, 701 N Columbia St , Cov‐ ington, LA 70433, beginning at 10:00 am Wednesday, Oc‐ tober 21, 2026, the following property: Property Descrip‐ tion: THAT CERTAIN PIECE OR POR‐ TION OF GROUND, situated in the Parish of St. Tammany, State of Louisiana, Section 24, Township 9 South, Range 14 East, near the City of Slidell in that part known as SPRINGHILL OF KINGSPOINT SUBDIVISION, PHASE 8-Q-8, as delineated on the plan of resubdivi‐ sion by J.V. Burkes and Associates, Inc., dated April 5, 2004 and approved by the St. Tammany Parish Planning Commis‐ sion on August 6, 2004 and recorded in Map File No. 35334, and desig‐ nated as follows: LOT NO. 228, bounded by Wellington Lane, Brookter Street, Heather Lane and the Western line of subdivision. Property Located At: 2126 WELLINGTON LN, SLIDELL, LA 70461-4841 Writ Amount: $142,391.15 Plaintiff Attorney: Graham, Arceneaux & Allen Two Lake‐ way 3850 N. Causeway Blvd., Ste. 1695 Metairie, LA 70002 Terms of Sale: With‐ out appraisal, 10% at adjudication and balance within 30 days. BRET IBERT, SHERIFF $76.11 (52) 202613970 Standard Mortgage Corporation vs. Ikia Alexander Rus‐ sell Wife of/and Derrel Lerai Russell Sheriff's Civil Divi‐ sion Parish of St. Tam‐ many State of Louisiana Notice is hereby given that by virtue of a Writ of Seizure and Sale issued out of the Honorable 22nd Judicial Dis‐ trict Court for the Parish of St. Tam‐ many in the above entitled and num‐ bered cause dated July 16, 2026 and to me directed, I, Bret Ibert, Sheriff, have taken possession of and will offer for sale at public auc‐ tion to the highest bidder in the court‐ house located at St. Tammany Parish Courthouse, 701 N Columbia St , Cov‐ ington, LA 70433, beginning at 10:00 am Wednesday, Oc‐ tober 21, 2026, the following property: Property Descrip‐ tion: THAT CERTAIN PIECE OR POR‐ TION OF GROUND, together with all buildings and improvements thereon, and all of the rights, ways, privileges, servi‐ tudes, appurte‐ nances and advan‐ tages thereunto be‐ longing or in any‐ wise appertaining, situated in the Parish of St. Tam‐ many, State of Louisiana, Section 24, Township 9 South, Range 14 East, near the City of Slidell, in that part thereof known as SPRINGHILL OF KINGSPOINT SUBDIVISION, PHASE 8-Q-7, as delineated on a plan by J. V. Burkes & Associates, Inc., dated February 5, 2004, approved by the St. Tammany Parish Planning Commission, filed April 27, 2004, in Map File No. 3411,

as SPRINGHILL OF KINGSPOINT SUBDIVISION, PHASE 8-Q-7, as delineated on a plan by J. V. Burkes & AssociPublic ates, Notices Inc., Sheriff Sales dated February 5, 2004, approved by the St. Tammany Parish Planning Commission, filed April 27, 2004, in Map File No. 3411, records of St. Tam‐ many Parish, Louisiana, accord‐ ing to which plan, said lot is more par‐ ticularly described as follows, to-wit: LOT NO. 136, situ‐ ated in the area bounded by Brook‐ ter Street, Starr Court, Dylan Drive and the northerly, westerly, southerly and easterly lines of Springhill of Kings‐ point Subdivision, Phase 8-Q- 7. Property Located At: 1920 BROOK‐ TER ST, SLIDELL, LA 70461 Writ Amount: $161,230.31 Plaintiff Attorney: Graham, Arceneaux & Allen Two Lakeway 3850 N. Causeway Blvd., Ste. 1695 Metairie, LA 70002 Terms of Sale: With‐ out appraisal, 10% at adjudication and balance within 30 days. BRET IBERT, SHERIFF $84.29 (52) 202614155 OnPath Federal Credit Union vs. Daniel M. Caire Sheriff's Civil Divi‐ sion Parish of St. Tam‐ many State of Louisiana Notice is hereby given that by virtue of a Writ of Seizure and Sale issued out of the Honorable 22nd Judicial Dis‐ trict Court for the Parish of St. Tam‐ many in the above entitled and num‐ bered cause dated August 7, 2026 and to me directed, I, Bret Ibert, Sheriff, have taken posses‐ sion of and will offer for sale at public auction to the high‐ est bidder in the courthouse located at St. Tammany Parish Courthouse, 701 N Columbia St, Covington, LA 70433, beginning at 10:00 am Wednes‐ day, October 21, 2026, the following property: Property Descrip‐ tion: ALL THAT CER‐ TAIN PIECE OR PORTION OF GROUND, situated in and being a for‐ mer portion of Lot no. 914 in Unit 4 of Eden Isles Subdivi‐ sion in Section 33, Township 9 South, Range 14 East, St. Tammany Parish, Louisiana, more particularly de‐ scribed as follows: LOT 4-B, MARINA POINT SUBDIVI‐ SION, St. Tammany Parish, Louisiana. All as more fully de‐ scribed on the sub‐ division plat by J.V. Burkes & Associ‐ ates, Inc., dated April 10, 1999, and recorded with the Clerk of Court for the Parish of St. Tammany as Map File No. 1729. Improvements thereon are desig‐ nated as 1788 Ma‐ rina Drive, Slidell, Louisiana. Property Located At: 1788 MARINA DR, SLIDELL, LA 70458 Writ Amount: $43,019.44 Plaintiff Attorney: Newman, Mathis, Brady & Spedale, APLC 3501 N. CAUSEWAY BLVD. SUITE 300 METAIRIE, LA 70002 Terms of Sale: With appraisal, 10% at adjudication and balance within 30 days. BRET IBERT, SHERIFF $76.59 (52) 202614164 Nexus Nova, LLC vs. Joshua D. Fortes and Kristie C. Tou‐ sinau-Fortes Sheriff's Civil Divi‐ sion Parish of St. Tam‐ many State of Louisiana Notice is hereby given that by virtue of a Writ of Seizure and Sale issued out of the Honorable 22nd Judicial Dis‐ trict Court for the Parish of St. Tam‐ many in the above entitled and num‐ bered cause dated July 16, 2026 and to me directed, I, Bret Ibert, Sheriff, have taken possession of and will offer for sale at public auc‐ tion to the highest bidder in the court‐ house located at St. Tammany Parish Courthouse, 701 N Columbia St , Cov‐ ington, LA 70433,

‐ bered cause dated July 16, 2026 and to me directed, I, Bret Ibert, Sheriff, have taken possession of and will offer for Public Notices sale atSheriff public auc‐ Sales tion to the highest bidder in the court‐ house located at St. Tammany Parish Courthouse, 701 N Columbia St , Cov‐ ington, LA 70433, beginning at 10:00 am Wednesday, Oc‐ tober 21, 2026, the following property: Property Descrip‐ tion: ALL OF THAT CERTAIN PIECE OR PORTION OF GROUND, together with all the build‐ ings and improve‐ ments thereon, and all of the rights, ways, privileges, servitudes, appurte‐ nances and advan‐ tages thereunto be‐ longing or in any‐ wise appertaining, situated in Westch‐ ester Estates Subdi‐ vision, City of Slidell, Louisiana, To-Wit: LOT 231, SQUARE 12, WESTCH‐ ESTER ESTATES SUBDIVISION, St. Tammany Parish, Louisiana. Property Located At: 3815 CAM‐ BRIDGE ST, SLIDELL, LA 70458-5205 Writ Amount: $111,331.49 Plaintiff Attorney: Sokolof Remtulla, LLP 101 West Robert E Lee Blvd. Suite 304 New Orleans, LA 70124 Terms of Sale: With‐ out appraisal, 10% at adjudication and balance within 30 days. BRET IBERT, SHERIFF $69.37 (52) 202614423 OnPath Federal Credit Union vs. 1204 W. 21st Ave., LLC Sheriff's Civil Divi‐ sion Parish of St. Tam‐ many State of Louisiana

Property Located At: 1204 West 21ST AV, COVINGTON, LA 70433 Writ PublicAmount: Notices $310,777.08 Sheriff Sales Plaintiff Attorney: Newman, Mathis, Brady & Spedale, APLC 3501 N. CAUSE‐ WAY BLVD. SUITE 300 METAIRIE, LA 70002 Terms of Sale: With appraisal, 10% at adjudication and balance within 30 days. BRET IBERT, SHERIFF $92.47 (52) 202614443 Lakeview Loan Ser‐ vicing, LLC vs. Ryan D. Knipe Sheriff's Civil Divi‐ sion Parish of St. Tam‐ many State of Louisiana Notice is hereby given that by virtue of a Writ of Seizure and Sale issued out of the Honorable 22nd Judicial Dis‐ trict Court for the Parish of St. Tam‐ many in the above entitled and num‐ bered cause dated August 3, 2026 and to me directed, I, Bret Ibert, Sheriff, have taken posses‐ sion of and will offer for sale at public auction to the high‐ est bidder in the courthouse located at St. Tammany Parish Courthouse, 701 N Columbia St, Covington, LA 70433, beginning at 10:00 am Wednes‐ day, October 21, 2026, the following property: Property Descrip‐ tion: Lot Number 36, Square B, Abney Country Air Subdi‐ vision as referenced in the Mortgage recorded at instru‐ ment number 2349197 Property Located At: 40758 CHIN‐ CHAS CREEK RD, SLIDELL, LA 70461-2627

Notice is hereby given that by virtue of a Writ of Seizure and Sale issued out of the Honorable 22nd Judicial Dis‐ trict Court for the Parish of St. Tam‐ many in the above entitled and num‐ bered cause dated August 7, 2026 and to me directed, I, Bret Ibert, Sheriff, have taken posses‐ sion of and will offer for sale at public auction to the high‐ est bidder in the courthouse located at St. Tammany Parish Courthouse, 701 N Columbia St, Covington, LA 70433, beginning at 10:00 am Wednes‐ day, October 21, 2026, the following property:

Writ Amount: $139,810.38 Plaintiff Attorney: Graham, Arceneaux & Allen Two Lake‐ way 3850 N. Causeway Blvd., Ste. 1695 Metairie, LA 70002 Terms of Sale: With appraisal, 10% at adjudication and balance within 30 days. BRET IBERT, SHERIFF $61.19

Property Descrip‐ tion: ALL THAT CER‐ TAIN PIECE OR PARCEL OF LAND, together with all the build‐ ings and improve‐ ments thereon and all rights, ways, means, privileges, servitudes, prescrip‐ tions, appurtenances and advantages thereunto belonging or in anywise apper‐ taining thereto, situ‐ ated in the New Covington division to the City of Cov‐ ington, Parish of St. Tammany, State of Louisiana and more fully described as follows to wit:

Notice is hereby given that by virtue of a Writ of Seizure and Sale issued out of the Honorable 22nd Judicial Dis‐ trict Court for the Parish of St. Tam‐ many in the above entitled and num‐ bered cause dated August 10, 2026 and to me directed, I, Bret Ibert, Sheriff, have taken posses‐ sion of and will offer for sale at public auction to the high‐ est bidder in the courthouse located at St. Tammany Parish Courthouse, 701 N Columbia St, Covington, LA 70433, beginning at 10:00 am Wednes‐ day, October 21, 2026, the following property:

Lot 5 and the south‐ easterly 17 feet of Lot 4, immediately adjacent to Lot 5, in Square 2112 of said New Covington Ad‐ dition or Division to the City of Coving‐ ton. Said property forming the corner of 21st Ave. and Buchanan Street and fronts 77 feet on 21st Avenue, same width in the rear, by a depth of 140.0 feet on Buchanan Street and a depth of 140.0 feet on the opposite sideline. All as more fully shown on the survey by Edward J. Mur‐ phy, PE dated Janu‐ ary 17, 2000. For informational purposes only this property bears Mu‐ nicipal number 1204 W. 21st Ave., Covington, LA 70433 Being the same property acquired by 1204 W. 21st Ave., LLC from Schwng’s Seafood Galley, Inc. by Cash Sale dated Decem‐ ber 4, 2015 of record at CIN 2005044 f the records of St. Tammany Parish. Property Located At: 1204 West 21ST AV, COVINGTON, LA 70433 Writ Amount: $310,777.08 Plaintiff Attorney: Newman, Mathis, Brady & Spedale, APLC 3501 N. CAUSE‐ WAY BLVD. SUITE 300

(52) 202614805 Standard Mortgage Corporation vs. Dylan A. Cavataio Sheriff's Civil Divi‐ sion Parish of St. Tam‐ many State of Louisiana

Property Descrip‐ tion: Bayou Lake Estates Subdivision, Lot No. 2 as referenced in the Mortgage recorded at instru‐ ment number 2170731. Property Located At: 2965 PALM DR, SLIDELL, LA 70458-4225 Writ Amount: $216,093.59 Plaintiff Attorney: Graham, Arceneaux & Allen Two Lake‐ way 3850 N. Causeway Blvd., Ste. 1695 Metairie, LA 70002 Terms of Sale: With appraisal, 10% at adjudication and balance within 30 days. BRET IBERT, SHERIFF $60.23 52) 202611144 Firstbank vs. Brett Ripp and Damaris Habicht Ripp Sheriff's Civil Divi‐ sion Parish of St. Tam‐ many State of Louisiana Notice is hereby given that by virtue of a Writ of Seizure and Sale issued out of the Honorable 22nd Judicial Dis‐ trict Court for the Parish of St. Tam‐ many in the above entitled and num‐ bered cause dated

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Gilbert given that by virtue A CERTAIN PIECE West, 78.79 feet to a 14 minutes 17 sec‐ Notice is hereby 701 N Columbia St, Cov ing ton, LA build ing and im ‐ onds East 105 feet; 1/2 inch rebar set; OR PAR CEL OF given that by virtue of a Writ of Seizure Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices 70433,Public beginNotices ning at provements thereon, (52)201910713 go South NorthSales gether thence Sheriff of Seizure and Sale issued 00 de‐ thence Sheriff Sheriff Salesout GROUND, Sheriffto Sales Sales 89 of a Writ Sheriff Sales Sheriff Sales Sheriff Sales Sheriff Sales and allSheriff of theSales rights, Sheriff's Civil Divi‐ of the Honorable with all of the build‐ grees 18 minutes 02 degrees 45 minutes and Sale issued out 10:00 am Wednes‐ day, Oc to ber 21, ways priv i leges, 43 sec onds West 50 sion Parish of St. of the Honorable 22nd Judicial Dis‐ ings and improve‐ seconds West, servitudes, appurte‐ Tammany State of trict Court for the ments thereon and 212.13 feet to a 1/2 feet Title (49.6 feet 22nd Judicial Dis‐ 2026, the following nances and advan‐ Louisiana Parish of St. Tam‐ all of the rights, inch rebar set; Actual) to a point on trict Court for the property: many in the above ways, means, privi‐ thence South 89 de‐ the said cul-de-sac; Parish of St. Tam‐ Property Descrip‐ Navy Federal Credit tages thereunto be‐ longing to or In any‐ Notice is hereby Union entitled and num‐ leges, servitudes, grees 57 minutes 00 thence go 57 feet many in the above tion: wise appertaining, given that by virtue bered cause dated appurtenances and seconds East, Title (57.79 feet Ac‐ entitled and num‐ Lot 493, Belair Sub‐ vs. March 20, 2026 and advantages there‐ 273.00 feet to a 1/2 tual) in a Northwest‐ bered cause dated division, Phase 1 K, Joseph R. Patterson situated in the parish of a Writ of Seizure as ref er enced in the a/k/a Joseph Russell of St. Tammany, and Sale issued out to me directed, I, unto belonging or in inch rebar set; erly direction on a June 10, 2026 and to state of Louisiana, of the Honorable Bret Ibert, Sheriff, anywise appertain‐ thence South 00 de‐ chord of the said me directed, I, Bret Mortgage recorded Patterson as shown on the Plat 22nd Judicial Dis‐ have taken posses‐ ing thereto, situated grees 18 minutes 22 cul-de-sac back to Ibert, Sheriff, have at instrument num‐ recorded at file trict Court for the (52) 202613258 sion of and will offer in Section 15, seconds East, the point of begin‐ taken possession of ber 2343081 Sheriff's Civil Divi‐ #6069 on December Parish of St. Tam‐ for sale at public Township 5 South, 212.69 feet to a 1/2 ning. All in accor‐ and will offer for 08, 2021, as File No. many in the above auction to the high‐ Range 11 East, inch rebar set; dance with survey sale at public auc‐ Property Located sion est bidder in the Greensburg District, thence North 89 de‐ of Universal Land tion to the highest At: 1020 CARLIN Parish of St. Tam‐ 6069 of the Clerk of entitled and num‐ Inc., bidder in the court‐ LN, SLIDELL, LA many State of Courts of St. Tam‐ bered cause dated courthouse located St. Tammany grees 50 minutes 00 Surveyors, many Parish, July 27, 2023 and to Surveyors, house located at St. 70460 Louisiana at St. Tammany Parish, Louisiana, seconds West, Land Writ Amount: Louisiana (“Prop‐ me directed, I, Bret dated July 30, 1983 Parish Courthouse, and more particu‐ 194.23 feet to a 1/2 Tammany Parish Ibert, Sheriff, have erty”). 701 N Columbia St, larly described as inch rebar found and and according to Courthouse, 701 N $285,398.43 taken possession of Covington, LA follows, to-wit: the Point of Begin‐ which said lot is Columbia St , Cov‐ Plaintiff Attorney: Notice is hereby designated as Lot ington, LA 70433, Jackson & Mcpher‐ given that by virtue Property Located and will offer for 70433, beginning at ning. No. 128 of North beginning at 10:00 son of a Writ of Seizure At: 3286 Rousset sale at public auc‐ 10:00 am Wednes‐ From the Northwest GRAVIER and Sale issued out Ridge DR, Slidell, tion to the highest day, September 23, Corner of Section This tract contains Shore Addition No. am Wednesday, 935 bidder in the court‐ of the Honorable LA 70461 2026, the following 15 of the above 1.33 acres. All in ac‐ One, Phase II. Fur‐ September 23, STREET house located at St. 22nd Judicial Dis‐ property: Township and cordance with map ther, in accordance 2026, the following SUITE 1400 NEW OR LEANS, Tam many Parish with sur vey by Dad ‐ Writ Amount: trict Court for the property: Property Descrip‐ Range, run North 89 or plat of survey by Courthouse, 701 N Parish of St. Tam‐ $319,889.09 tion: degrees, 30 minutes Land Surveying, ing, Marques, & As‐ Property Descrip‐ LA 70112 Terms of Sale: With‐ many in the above Plaintiff Attorney: Columbia St , Cov‐ East 1324 feet and Inc., dated March 5, sociates, Inc., Land tion: out appraisal, 10% entitled and num‐ Halliday, Watkins & ington, LA 70433, dated Lot 820, Bedico thence South 00 de‐ 2009, being Number Surveyors, beginning at 10:00 November 9, 1990. Creek, Parcel 13 as grees 25 minutes 13903. Lot 92, Rosedown at adjudication and bered cause dated Mann, PC referenced in the East 30.0 feet to a Subdivision, Phase balance within 30 June 12, 2026 and to 1505 North 19TH am Wednesday, Oc‐ tober 21, 2026, the me directed, I, Bret ST Mortgage recorded point; thence North Property Located And further in ac‐ 2-C as referenced in days. IBERT, Ibert, Sheriff, have Monroe, LA 71201 following property: at instrument num‐ 89 degrees 30 min‐ At: Mortgage BRET 79101 cordance with sur‐ the SHER IFF Property Descrip‐ vey by Dad ing, Terms of Sale: With taken possession of ber 2319104 recorded at Instru‐ RD, utes East a distance BARKER $59.27 and will offer for appraisal, 10% at tion: Property Located of 2038.2 feet to a COVINGTON, LA Marqus & Associ‐ ment# 1620388. ates, Inc., Land Sur‐ and LOT 45, SQUARE sale at public auc‐ adjudication At: 7009 BALD point; thence South 70435-9324 SLIDELL veyors, dated June Property Located tion to the highest balance within 30 18, EAGLE CR, 04 degrees 52 min‐ OZONE HEIGHTS, 21, 1994 Job No. At: 110 KRAMER Liberty Investments bidder in the court‐ days. MADISONVILLE, utes 34 seconds Writ Amount: LA., 94-2451 which is CT, IBERT, SLIDELL, LA 70447 MANDEV‐ with Union Bank as house located at St. BRET West 514 feet to a $37,151.29 PARISH OF ST. annexed to an Act ILLE, LA 70471- Secured Party d/b/a Tammany Parish SHERIFF point which is the TAMMANY, before 8211 Writ Amount: Point of Beginning; Plaintiff Attorney: passed Liberty Investments Courthouse, 701 N $72.26 STATE OF Martha Baldwin, Columbia St , Cov‐ Plaintiff Attorney: thence continue Jones Fussell, LLP vs. LOUISIANA. TO‐ ing ton, LA 70433, South 04 degrees 52 1001 HIGHWAY Notary Public, dated Writ Amount: The Estate of Janet WITH 5, 1994, Plaintiff Attorney: $477,988.71 minutes 34 seconds 190 EAST SER‐ July C. Thibodeaux a/k/a beginning at 10:00 Planet Home Lend‐ GETHER ALL THE IM‐ recorded in the St. Wednesday, ing, LLC Jackson & Mcpher‐ West 145 feet to a VICE RD Janet Combs Thi‐ am PROVEMENTS Tammany Parish, $263,289.58 23, vs. son fence corner; thence Suite 103 bodeaux, The September 935 GRAVIER go South 89 degrees COVINGTON, LA Louisiana, public Jackson & Mcpher‐ United States of 2026, the following Taja Jhane Carriere NOW OR HERE‐ records at Instru‐ son 935 GRAVIER America, STREET 20 minutes East 330 70433 Small property: and Jamal Alex AFTER ERECTED ON THE PROP‐ ment No. STREET SUITE 1400 feet to a point; Business Adminis‐ Property Descrip‐ Johnson ERTY, AND ALL 913399(CB). SUITE 1400 NEW ORLEANS, thence North 04 de‐ Terms of Sale: With tration, Belair tion: EASEMENTS, AP‐ LA 70112 NEW ORLEANS, Homeowners Asso‐ All that certain 52) 202613589 grees 52 minutes 34 appraisal, 10% at piece or portion of Sheriff's Civil Divi‐ PURTENANCES, seconds East 145 adjudication and The Improvements LA 70112 ciation AND FIXTURES ground, together sion Terms of Sale: With‐ feet; thence North balance within 30 thereon bear the Terms of Sale: With‐ Municipal Number out appraisal, 10% (52) 202414940 with all the build‐ Parish of St. Tam‐ NOW OR HERE‐ out appraisal, 10% 89 degrees 20 min‐ days. Jacqueline at adjudication and Sheriff's Civil Divi‐ ings and improve‐ many at adjudication and utes West 330.0 feet BRET IBERT, 128 State of AFTER A PART OF THE PROPERTY. Drive, Slidell, balance within 30 sion ments thereon, and Louisiana balance within 30 to the Point of Be‐ SHERIFF Louisiana 70460. days. days. ginning. Said parcel $97.28 Parish of St. Tam‐ all the rights, ways, servi‐ Notice is hereby Property Located BRET BRET IBERT, of ground contains IBERT, many State of privileges, Property Located SHERIFF tudes and appurte‐ given that by virtue At: 37279 West SHERIFF 1.10 acres, more or Louisiana DR, nances thereunto of a Writ of Seizure PINEHILL $62.63 less. All in accor‐ D.A.N. Joint Ven‐ At: 128 JACQUE‐ $63.60 LA LINE DR, dance with the sur‐ ture III, L.P. Notice is hereby belonging or in any‐ and Sale issued out SLIDELL, SLIDELL, LA vey by Bodin and Vs. given that by virtue wise appertaining, of the Honorable 70460-4847 Citizens Savings Webb, Inc., filed on Alvin L. Blue Jr., In‐ 70458 Lakeview Loan Ser‐ of a Writ of Partition situated in the 22nd Judicial Dis‐ Amount: February 22, 1999 dividually and as by Licitation issued Parish of St. Tam‐ trict Court for the Writ Bank vicing, LLC Writ Amount: as Instrument Num‐ Heir of Christine out of the Honorable many, State of Parish of St. Tam‐ $91,496.14 vs. vs. Plain tiff At torney: $128,861.68 Dennis Andrew Brock, Sr. 22nd Judicial Dis‐ Louisiana, in that many in the above Melvin ber 1136189 of the M. Curran Fussell, Betty Rose official records of a/k/a Andrew trict Court for the part thereof known entitled and num‐ Dean Morris, LLP Plaintiff Attorney: Brock, Kevin Brock Parish of St. Tam‐ as DELLWOOD bered cause dated 1505 NORTH 19TH Tammany 52) 202611663 Cooper Fussell, and St. MON‐ July 6, 2026 and to STREET Dennis Fussell Parish, Louisiana. Sheriff's Civil Divi‐ Newman, Mathis, and the Unopened many in the above SUBDIVISION, Brady & Spedale, Succession of and entitled and num‐ which said portion me directed, I, Bret ROE, LA 71207 Property Located sion Trucking, LLC At: 81505 Robert Parish of St. Tam‐ APLC Unknown Heirs of bered cause dated of ground is com‐ Ibert, Sheriff, have Terms of Sale: With RD, COVINGTON, many (52) 202513630 State of 3501 N. CAUSE‐ Gwendolyn Bour‐ June 9, 2026 and to posed of all of LOT taken possession of appraisal, 10% at and WAY BLVD. geois Brock a/k/a me directed, I, Bret NUMBER 87 AND and will offer for adjudication Sheriff's Civil Divi‐ LA 70435 Louisiana SUITE 300 Amount: sion Parish of St. Writ Gwendolyn Bour‐ Ibert, Sheriff, have THE SOUTH 15 sale at public auc‐ balance within 30 days. METAIRIE, LA FEET OF LOT $725,598.41 tion to the highest Tammany State of geois Brock a/k/a taken possession of Notice is hereby IBERT, Plaintiff Attorney: given that by virtue 70002 Louisiana Gwendolyn B. and will offer for NUMBER 88 and bidder in the court‐ BRET said por tion of Jason S. Micken‐ of a Writ of Seizure sale at pub lic auc ‐ house located at St. SHERIFF Brock a/k/a Gwen‐ tion to the highest ground commences Tammany Parish $72.26 Notice is hereby heim and Sale issued out Terms of Sale: With‐ dolyn Brock AUSTIN of the Honorable out appraisal, 10% bidder in the court‐ a distance of 230.00 Courthouse, 701 N given that by virtue 326 house located at St. feet from corner of Columbia St , Cov‐ of a Writ of Seizure STREET 22nd Judicial Dis‐ at adjudication and (52) 202414772 Parish Arrowhead Drive ington, LA 70433, U.S. Bank Trust Na‐ and Sale issued out BOGALUSA, LA trict Court for the balance within 30 Sheriff's Civil Divi‐ Tammany days. Southwood beginning at 10:00 tional Association, Courthouse, 701 N and of the Honorable 70427 sion Parish of St. Tam‐ BRET IBERT, Wednesday, as Trustee of Parish of St. Tam‐ Columbia St, Cov‐ Drive and measures am 22nd Judicial Dis‐ many in the above SHER IFF thence 75.00 feet September Being Sold In Globo 23, Cabana Series V trict Court for the many State of ington, LA 70433, entitled and num‐ $127.60 front on Ar row head Terms of Sale: With be gin ning at 10:00 2026, the following Trust vs. Parish of St. Tam‐ Louisiana bered cause dated Drive, same width ap praisal, 10% at am Wednes day, Edwin J. Ferrand Sr. prop erty: many in the above April 1, 2026 and to and me directed, I, Bret 23, in the rear, by a Property Descrip‐ and Pamela Thomp‐ entitled and num‐ adjudication Notice is hereby September son Ferrand bered cause dated balance within 30 Ibert, Sheriff, have East St. Tammany given that by virtue 2026, the following depth of 120.78 feet tion: between equal and ONE CERTAIN December 8, 2025 days. taken possession of Habitat for Human‐ of a Writ of Seizure property: IBERT, and will offer for ity, Inc and to me directed, BRET and Sale issued out Property Descrip‐ parallel lines. All in LOT OF GROUND, (52) 202516612 accordance with a situated in the Sheriff's Civil Divi‐ I, Bret Ibert, Sheriff, SHERIFF of the Honorable tion: sale at public auc‐ vs. $129.53 have taken posses‐ tion to the highest The Unopened Suc‐ 22nd Judicial Dis‐ Property assessment sketch by JV Burkes Parish of St. Tam‐ sion Parish of St. 111262 & Associates, Inc., many, State of Tammany State of sion of and will offer bidder in the court‐ cession of Brenda trict Court for the number Sean M. Burkes, Louisiana, in that Louisiana for sale at public house located at St. Renard Brown, De‐ Parish of St. Tam‐ (formerly Surveyor, part thereof known auction to the high‐ Citizens many in the above 1281219111): LOT Land Savings Tammany Parish ceased est bidder in the Bank entitled and num‐ 329 PH 1E1 BE‐ dated November 27, as "PINEHURST" Notice is hereby Courthouse, 701 N courthouse located Vs. bered cause dated LAIR SUB INST 2002, for reference; OF KINGSPOINT given that by virtue Columbia St , Cov‐ 52) 202613862 of a Writ of Seizure at St. Tammany Lyle P. Keating Jr. ington, LA 70433, Sheriff's Civil Divi‐ March 5, 2025 and NO 1024672 INST subject to restric‐ SUBDIVISION, servitudes, PHASE 8P, being a and Sale issued out Parish Courthouse, and Kendra Keating beginning at 10:00 sion to me directed, I, NO 1060072 INST tions, rights-of-way and portion of Section of the Honorable 701 N Columbia St, am Wednesday, Parish of St. Tam‐ Bret Ibert, Sheriff, NO 1428253 INST State of have taken posses‐ NO 1560146 INST outstanding mineral 23, Township 9 22nd Judicial Dis‐ Covington, LA (52) 202611414 September 23, many rights of record af ‐ NO 1677799, also Louisiana South, Range 14 trict Court for the 70433, beginning at Sheriff's Civil Divi‐ 2026, the following sion of and will offer fecting the property East, near the City Parish of St. Tam‐ 10:00 am Wednes‐ sion for sale at public being described as: property: of Slidell and in ac‐ many in the above day, September 23, Parish of St. Tam‐ Property Descrip‐ Notice is hereby auction to the high‐ THAT CERTAIN (“Property”). given that by virtue est bidder in the LOT OF GROUND, cordance with the entitled and num‐ 2026, the following many State of tion: property: That Certain Lot or of a Writ of Seizure courthouse located together with all the Property Located plan of J. V. Burkes bered cause dated Louisiana A CERTAIN PIECE Parcel of Ground, and Sale issued out at St. Tammany buildings and im‐ At: 3721 ARROW‐ & Associates, Inc., January 17, 2026 DR, dated September 5, and to me directed, OR PARCEL OF Notice is hereby together with all the of the Honorable Parish Courthouse, provements thereon, HEAD LA 2001, filed as Plat I, Bret Ibert, Sheriff, GROUND, together given that by virtue buildings and im‐ 22nd Judicial Dis‐ 701 N Columbia St , and all the rights, SLIDELL, privileges, 70458 File No. 2118, have taken posses‐ with all of the build‐ of a Writ of Seizure provements thereon, trict Court for the Covington, LA ways, recorded on No‐ sion of and will offer ings and improve‐ and Sale issued out and all the rights, Parish of St. Tam‐ 70433, beginning at servitudes, appurte‐ vember 13, 2001 for sale at public ments thereon and of the Honorable ways, privileges, many in the above 10:00 am Wednes‐ nances, and advan‐ Writ Amount: with the Clerk of auction to the high‐ all of the rights, 22nd Judicial Dis‐ servitudes, advan‐ entitled and num‐ day, September 23, tages thereunto be‐ $47,783.90 Court for the Parish est bidder in the ways, means, privi‐ trict Court for the tages and appurte‐ bered cause dated 2026, the following longing or in any‐ tiff At tor ney: Plain wise appertaining, of St. Tammany, and courthouse located leges, servitudes, Parish of St. Tam‐ nances thereunto July 14, 2026 and to property: Hal l i day, Watkins & which said lot is at St. Tammany appurtenances and many in the above belonging or in any‐ me directed, I, Bret Property Descrip‐ situated in the Parish of St. Tam‐ Mann, PC 1505 designated as LOT Parish Courthouse, advantages there‐ entitled and num‐ wise appertaining, Ibert, Sheriff, have tion: North 19TH ST many, State of taken NO. pos ses sion of 364. LOT NO. 701 N Columbia St, unto belonging or in bered cause dated situated as follows: LA and will offer for Pinehurst of Kings‐ Louisiana, in Sec‐ Monroe, LA 71201 364 begins at a dis‐ Covington, anywise appertain‐ March 17, 2026 and tance of 572.33 feet 70433, beginning at ing thereto, situated to me directed, I, In Section 31, sale at public auc‐ point Subdivision, tions 18 and 19, in Section 15, Bret Ibert, Sheriff, Township 9 South, tion to the highest Phase 8M, Lot 273 Township 8 South, Terms of Sale: With‐ from the point of 10:00 am Wednes‐ Township 5 South, have taken posses‐ Range 14 East, 9th bidder in the court‐ as referenced in the Range 14 East, in a out appraisal, 10% curve of Kings Row day, September 23, Range 11 East, sion of and will offer Ward, St. Tammany house located at St. Mortgage recorded portion of parcel 1, at adjudication and and measures 62.80 2026, the following Parish at instrument num‐ being designated as balance within 30 feet front on Kings property: Greensburg District, for sale at public Parish, State of Tammany Belair Subdivision, days. Row, the same Property Descrip‐ St. Tammany auction to the high‐ Louisiana, and more Courthouse, 701 N ber 2230448 IBERT, width in the rear, by tion: Parish, Louisiana, est bidder in the fully described as Columbia St , Cov‐ Property Located phase 1E1, all as per BRET ington, LA 70433, At: 1402 DEN‐ plan of Krebs, SHERIFF a depth of 120.00 Lot 27, Moonraker and more particu‐ courthouse located follows, to-wit: beginning at 10:00 MARK feet between equal Island Phase 1, as larly described as at St. Tammany CT, LaSalle, LeMieux $85.25 and parallel lines. referenced in the Wednesday, SLIDELL, follows, to-wit: LA Consultants, Inc., Parish Courthouse, Commencing at the am dated August 14, All as more fully Mortgage recorded 23, 70461-4564 701 N Columbia St, quarter corner com‐ September 1996, Job No. 495 Newrez, LLC d/b/a shown on the plan of at instrument num‐ From the Northwest Covington, LA mon to Sections 30 2026, the following 0110, filed in the of‐ Shellpoint Mort‐ survey by Randall ber 1565613 Corner of Section 70433, beginning at and 31 of said property: Writ Amount: fice of the Clerk of gage Servicing W. Brown & Associ‐ Property Located 15 of the above 10:00 am Wednes‐ Township 9 South, Property Descrip‐ $184,794.74 Court for St. Tam ‐ tion: ates, Inc., dated Jan‐ At: 152 MOON‐ vs. Township and day, September 23, Range 14 East, go DR, Range, run North 89 2026, the following North 170.0'; thence Lot 2, Square 12, Plaintiff Attorney: many Parish, State Phuong Chi Vong uary 30, 2002 and RAKER LA degrees, 30 minutes property: along the southerly Alton, St. Tammany Law Offices of Her‐ of Louisiana, on No‐ and Mai Thanh revised June 19, SLIDELL, vember 14, 1996, as Chuong a/k/a Mai 2002, a copy of 70458 East 1324 feet and Property Descrip‐ right of way North Parish, Louisiana as schel Adcock, Jr. map file no. 1485, Thanh Chuong which is annexed to thence South 00 de‐ tion: Shore Beach Subdi‐ referenced in the P.O. BOX 87379 CIN 1336635, offi‐ Writ Amount: Plain‐ grees 25 minutes ALL THAT CER‐ vision go South 89 Mortgage recorded BATON ROUGE, more fully de‐ Vong scribed as follows, cial records of St. tiff Attorney: East 30.0 feet to a TAIN TRACT OR degrees 35 minutes at instrument num‐ LA 70879 to-wit: Tammany Parish, $240,792.40 (52) 202612307 point; thence North PORTION OF 43 seconds West ber 1665924 89 degrees 30 min‐ LAND, Terms of Sale: With‐ Lot 329, Belair Sub‐ Sheriff's Civil Divi‐ Louisiana (“Prop‐ Jackson & Mcpher‐ together 570.9'; thence 712' son 935 GRAVIER erty”). utes East a distance with all the build‐ along curve; thence Property Located out appraisal, 10% division, phase 1E1, sion Tammany Parish of St. Tam‐ STREET of 2038.2 feet to a ings and improve‐ South 65 degrees 49 At: 62269 North at adjudication and St. ST, balance within 30 Parish, Loiusiana, many State of Property Located SUITE 1400 point; which is the ments thereon and minutes West 12TH all in accordance Louisiana LA days. At: 1241 KINGS NEW ORLEANS, Point of Beginning; all rights, ways, 366.65' to the East‐ SLIDELL, RO, SLIDELL, LA LA 70112 BRET thence South 89 de‐ means, privileges, erly right of way of 70460 IBERT, with survey by Krebs, LaSalle, Notice is hereby 70461-4803 grees 20 minutes servitudes, prescrip‐ Debbie SHERIFF Drive; LeMieux Consul‐ given that by virtue Terms of Sale: With‐ Amount: $67.45 East a distance of tions, appurtenances thence along said Writ tants, Inc., dated of a Writ of Seizure Writ $37,366.78 Amount: out appraisal, 10% 115 feet to a point; and advantages drive South 76 de‐ February 6, 1997, and Sale issued out $162,553.65 at adjudication and thence go South 04 thereunto belonging grees 00 minutes 52 Plaintiff Attorney: degrees 52 minutes or in anywise apper‐ seconds East Graham, Arceneaux Lakeview Loan Ser‐ and resurveyed May of the Honorable Plaintiff Attorney: balance within 30 28, 1997, a copy of 22nd Judicial Dis‐ Halliday, Watkins & days. 34 seconds West taining thereto, situ‐ 835.30' to a point on & Allen Two Lake‐ vicing, LLC vs. which is annexed to trict Court for the Mann, PC BRET IBERT, 281.5 feet to a point; ated in Section 27, the northerly right way Ashley Grant the act dated August Parish of St. Tam‐ 1505 North 19TH SHERIFF thence go South 89 Township 5 South, of way of Jacqueline 3850 N. Causeway 11, 1997, and many in the above ST $62.15 degrees 20 minutes Range 11 East, St. Drive; thence go Blvd., Ste. 1695 (52) 202610223 East 215 feet; Tammany Parish, along the said Drive Metairie, LA 70002 Sheriff's Civil Divi‐ recorded as CIN entitled and num‐ Monroe, LA 71201 1060072, Parish of Terms of Sale: With ‐ Terms of Sale: With ‐ bered cause dated thence go South 04 Louisiana, being North 65 degrees 33 sion Parish of St. degrees 52 minutes more particularly minutes East out appraisal, 10% Tammany State of St. Tammany, State May 8, 2026 and to out appraisal, 10% U.S. Bank Trust Na‐ of Louisiana. me directed, I, Bret at adjudication and tional Association, 34 seconds West described as fol‐ 630.50'; thence at adjudication and Louisiana Municipal Address: Ibert, Sheriff, have balance within 30 not in its Individual 232.5 feet to a point; lows, to-wit: 414.05 feet along balance within 30 Clearpoint taken possession of days. thence go North 89 curve; thence go days. Capacity but Solely Notice is hereby 5443 IBERT, given that by virtue Drive, Slidell, LA and will offer for BRET IBERT, as Owner Trustee degrees 20 minutes From the quarter North 89 degrees 45 BRET sale at public auc‐ SHERIFF West 330 feet to a corner common to minutes 43 seconds SHERIFF for RCF 2 Acquisi‐ of a Writ of Seizure 70460. point; thence go Sections 27 and 34, East 381.55' to a $63.12 tion Trust and Sale issued out Property Located tion to the highest $84.29 bidder in the court‐ North 04 degrees 52 Township 5 South, point on the cul-devs. of the Honorable ‐ house located at St. minutes 34 seconds Range 11 East, St. sac; thence follow Courtney C. John‐ 22nd Judicial Dis‐ At: 5443 CLEAR DR, Tammany Parish U.S. BANK, N.A., son East 514 feet to a Tammany Parish, go the curve of a por‐ Federal Home Loan trict Court for the POINT LA Courthouse, 701 N AS point; back to the North 89 degrees 47 tion of the 50' radius Mortgage Corpora‐ Parish of St. Tam‐ SLIDELL, TRUSTEE, Columbia St , Cov‐ SUCCESSOR IN (52) 202614110 Point of Beginning. minutes West, 417.4 cul-de-sac the chord tion as Trustee many in the above 70460-3940 ington, LA 70433, INTEREST Said parcel of feet; thence North of which measures for Freddie Mac entitled and num‐ TO Sheriff's Civil Divi‐ beginning at 10:00 WACHOVIA ground contains 2.5 00 degrees 04 min‐ 59' to the point of Seasoned sion Parish of St. Credit bered cause dated Writ Amount: Plain tiff At tor ney: am Wednesday, BANK, acres, more or less. utes West, 1050.0 beginning. Risk Transfer Trust, February 6, 2026 NA‐ Tammany State of $0.00 September 23, TIONAL ASSOCI‐ Louisiana All in accordance feet; thence North Series 2018-1 vs. and to me directed, 2026, the following ATION, with the survey by 00 degrees 24 min‐ Thence go North 00 John K. Walton and I, Bret Ibert, Sheriff, US Assets, LLC AS Bodin and Webb, utes West, 209.20 degrees 14 minutes Carolyn Faith Wal‐ have taken posses‐ 11414 Lake Sher‐ property: TRUSTEE, FOR Notice is hereby wood Ave North Ste Prop erty De scrip ‐ Inc., dated October feet to the Point of 17 seconds West 58 ton MID-STATE CAPI‐ given that by virtue sion of and will offer A tion: 17, 1989. Beginning. feet Title (57.84' Ac‐ (52) 202613208 TAL CORPORA‐ of a Writ of Seizure for sale at public Property Located tual); thence go Sheriff's Civil Divi‐ auction to the high‐ Baton Rouge, LA Lot Number 2121, a TION 2005-1 and Sale issued out certain parcel of TRUST At: 81481 ROBERT From the Point of North 89 degrees 45 sion Parish of St. est bidder in the 70816 of the Honorable ground in vs. RD, COVINGTON, Beginning go North minutes 43 seconds Tammany State of courthouse located 22nd Judicial Dis‐ Terms of Sale: LAKESHORE VIL‐ Roxanna LA 70435 89 degrees 50 min‐ East 83 feet; thence Louisiana Gilbert trict Court for the at St. Tammany And utes 00 seconds go South 00 degrees Parish Courthouse, Without appraisal, LAGES (9-A), to‐ Becknel and David Parish of St. Tam‐ A CERTAIN PIECE West, 78.79 feet to a 14 minutes 17 sec‐ Notice is hereby 701 N Columbia St, 10% at adjudication gether with all the S. Gilbert many in the above OR PARCEL OF 1/2 inch rebar set; onds East 105 feet; given that by virtue Covington, entitled and num‐ LA and balance within building and im‐ provements thereon, (52)201910713 GROUND, together thence North 00 de‐ thence go South 89 of a Writ of Seizure 70433, beginning at 30 days. bered cause dated IBERT, and all of the rights, Sheriff's Civil Divi‐ July 22, 2026 and to with all of the build‐ grees 18 minutes 02 degrees 45 minutes and Sale issued out 10:00 am Wednes‐ BRET ways privileges, sion Parish of St. me directed, I, Bret ings and improve‐ seconds West, 43 seconds West 50 of the Honorable day, October 21, SHERIFF servitudes, appurte‐ Tammany State of Ibert, Sheriff, have ments thereon and 212.13 feet to a 1/2 feet Title (49.6 feet 22nd Judicial Dis‐ 2026, the following $98.73 nances and advan‐ Louisiana all of the rights, inch rebar set; Actual) to a point on trict Court for the property: taken possession of tages thereunto be‐ ways, means, privi‐ thence South 89 de‐ the said cul-de-sac; Parish of St. Tam‐ Property Descrip‐ and will offer for longing to or In any‐ Notice is hereby sale at public auc‐ leges, servitudes, grees 57 minutes 00 thence go 57 feet many in the above tion: wise appertaining, given that by virtue tion to the highest appurtenances and seconds East, Title (57.79 feet Ac‐ entitled and num‐ Lot 493, Belair Sub‐ am‐ many State of Louisiana lll

of a Writ of Seizure of record in the Of‐ and Sale issued out fice of the Clerk of of the Honorable Court for St. Tam‐ 22nd✦ Judicial Dis‐ many Parish as In‐ 12B ✦ Wednesday, September 16, 2026 ✦ St. Tammany No. trict Court for the strument Parish of St. Tam‐ 726560, COB 1392, folio 793, Map File manywith in the above rience for each other support of a and lifetime, repre- the competition that much ac‐ entitled and num‐ No. 1021-B; across thebered board.” senting my state cord ing thereto, said and my more challenging. This cause dated lot is more parbeen ticu‐ lifting for year’s competition was an 22, 2026 and to country. Continued from page 1B Brewer,July whose parents I’ve larly described as me directed, I,make Bret nine and grandmother also years, so Ibert, Sheriff, have follows, to-wit: competing eye-opening experience for the trip, said world-class athletes me, lifting in Classic for the Lot Twenty-Eight takenthe pospowerliftsession of against situated in the and will offer for (28) was very rewarding. It’s all first time. Being in the same is special. challenge, and he does an ing community bounded by sale public auc ‐ area about focusing on each lift, room with so many talented “I’m so tion veryat grateful to excellent job, giving his abOak Tree Drive, Lot to the highest taking it day by day, giving lifters, some of the absolute and Billy solute best, excelling in both my coach bid (27), dertrainer in the cour t‐ Twenty-Seven way and said. cated atstill St. Golf best, was an amazing feelit yourFair all,” Fallon verylohappy sports. He never misses a Steele. I’mhouse Lot Twenty-Nine many Parish “I was very excited and ing. My disappointment coach Billy when workout, showing his total being withTam measuring Courthouse, 701 N (29), happy seefront all my hard in South Africa is going to in Mobile,” commitment,” Burford said. I’m not at college feetto(80') Columbia St , Cov‐ eight Oakpay Treeoff.” Drive, a ington,“Since LA 70433, work my on On the women’s side, Pope Brewer said. make me a better lifter in width in the rear of ginning at 10:00 Other competitors includyear lifting, he’s John Paul II alumnus and sophomorebe the future.” eighty and thirtyam Wednesday, Oc‐ older University of South Alabama always been Cheramie, a part of three 2023 hun Covington three dredths graduate toberlike 21, an 2026, the ed feet (80.33'), by who a low ing his propother erty: Lola me and freshman Juliette Brewer brother tofol Cheramie, is now back-to-back National depth of one hun‐ Property Descrip‐ a competed in her first Worlds, lifters, growing junior at Ottawa thirty-eight and Univer- Championship teams at Ottion: the brother- dred That helps– forty-one registering a second-place sister dynamic. sity in Kansas. She hun ‐ finished tawa University, was named LA26627 202614110 and–I John have‐ dredths finish at 152 pounds in the build confidence, seventh (826 feet total pounds the Best Lifter at this year’s on the son in coach Billy (138.41') Equipped division. She fin- lots of trust lifted), line competing nearer to at 114.6 University Nationals. A CERTAIN PIECE side hasPOR myTION back.”OF Lot Katelynn Billiot, a 2025 pounds in the Classic Diviished with 985 total pounds because heOR Twenty-Seven BrennanGROUND, Fallon, to a gether 2021 (27), Slidell High alumna, comlifted (369 squat, 231 bench sion. and a depth of hundred fortywith all thegradubuild‐ one Northshore and 385 deadlift). “I had anda horrible seventy- meet, and peted in the 114.6-pound ings High and improve‐ five “Being my first over- ate, excelled, didn’t accomplish earning hundredths feet what I Equipped Division, but unments thereon, situa‐ Itwo (145.72')atonthis theyear’s op‐ Worlds. fortunately was unable to atedfinish, in the Parish of wanted at the seas trip, it was new and third-place posite sideline. All St.weight Tammany, State I feel the judges were ex- pull a weight in the squat. class in a somewhat scary experi- 94.8-pound in ac cor dance with of Louisiana, in that Division suit, tremely “Warming up for the squat in their scorence. Worlds are about as the Classicpart survey by strict J.V. Burke thereof(no known ciates, Inc.,of my bet- was okay, but I guess my as Oak Harbor Sub‐ & knee sleeves stressful as things can get. just a singlet, ing.AsIsohad a few U.S. Bank Trust Na‐ division, Phase One dated May 16, 2000 and a belt).(1), Section One (1), ter lifts ‘red lighted’ by the body started to shut down, It should pay big dividends tional Asso ciation, squatted for me later,” Brewer judges, cormaking rectly deit ‐ tough to and I didn’t have enough ennotsaid. in its IndiFallon vidual "The Fairways"253 and More as: weight,” Chera- ergy to properly finish my Capac ity but Solely being designated as scribed pounds, benched 143 “Everyone at Worlds was pull extra as Owner Trustee Lot Twenty-Eight A CERTAIN PIECE for a OR extremely nice and squat attempts,” said Billiot mie said. PORTION OF for very RCF 2 and Acquideadlifted si‐ (28) on 292 the of ficial total.of subdivision GROUND, supportive. It was very up- 688-poundplan “The long-distance flight who attends Delgado Comtogether tion Trust all time the build ‐ of amazing J.J. Krebs & with “It was an expeand the change make munity College. lifting with lifters vs. rooting Courtney C. John‐ Sons, Inc., certified ings and improve‐ son correct by John F. ments thereon, situ‐ Marshall, R.P.L.S., ated in the Parish of (52) 202614110 dated July 6, 1998, St. Tammany, State Sheriff's Civil Divi‐ last revised July 11, of Louisiana, in that sion Parish of St. 1989, a copy of part thereof known Tammany State of which is on file and as Oak Harbor Sub‐ of record in the Of‐ division, Phase One Continued from pageLouisiana 1B fice of the Clerk of (1), Section One (1), Notice is hereby Court for St. Tam‐ "The Fairways" and given that by virtue many Parish as In‐ being designated as a Writ No. Lot Twenty-Eight 242 yards and five of TDs as of Seizure strument and Sale issued out 726560, COB 1392, (28) on the official he threw to eight different of the Honorable folio 793, Map File plan of subdivision receivers. Demolo, 22nd Henry, Judicial Dis‐ No. 1021-B; and ac‐ of J.J. Krebs & trictJack Court for the cording thereto, said Sons, Inc., certified Creshaun McCollum, Parish of St. Tam‐ lot is more particu‐ correct by John F. Lejeune and Porter Richmany in the above larly described as Marshall, R.P.L.S., ardson all hauled in en scoring dated July 6, 1998, titled and num‐ follows, to-wit: bered cause dated Lot Twenty-Eight last revised July 11, receptions. July 22, 2026 and to (28) situated in the 1989, a copy of “The No. 1 thing about this me di rected, I, Bret area bounded by which is on file and offense is how deep we are,” Ibert, Sheriff, have Oak Tree Drive, Lot of record in the Of‐ Demelo said. “If I taken need pos to session of Twenty-Seven (27), fice of the Clerk of and will offer for Golf Fairway and Court for St. Tam‐ hop out for a play, sale I know at public auc‐ Lot Twenty-Nine many Parish as In‐ there is going to be a tion varsityNo. to the highest (29), measuring strument der in the court‐ eight feet (80') front 726560, COB 1392, caliber receiver that bid is going house located at St. on Oak Tree Drive, a folio 793, Map File to be able to jump into the Tammany Parish width in the rear of No. 1021-B; and ac‐ game and make a good play. Cour thouse, 701 N eighty and thirty- cording thereto, said Colum bia St , Cov‐ three hundredths lot is more particu‐ U.S. Bank Trust Na‐ That’s why we’re able to go ington, LA 70433, feet (80.33'), by a larly described as tional Association, up tempo and drive be it gin down Not in Its ning at 10:00 depth of one hun‐ follows, to-wit: the field like that.” am Wednesday, Oc‐ dred thirty-eight and Lot Twenty-Eight Individual Capacity ber 21, 2026, the forty-one hun‐ (28) situated in the but Solely as Owner The record-settingtoreceparea bounded by Trustee For RCF 2 following property: dredths tion was also special aserty se- Descrip‐ (138.41') on feet Prop the Oak Tree Drive, Lot Acquisition Trust nior Cameron Jones,tion: the son Twenty-Seven (27), vs. sideline nearer to – Lot Twenty-Seven Golf Fairway and Michael J. SlikerPHOTOS BY JOE TROMBATORE of head coach CraigLA26627 Jones, Twenty-Nine 202614110 – John‐ (27), and Henry a depthreturns of Lot a kickoff 90suryards TD against Bonnabel on Sept. 11. hauled in a 26-yard TD mea ing for (52)a 202613754 sonfrom Mandeville’s oneDylan hundred forty- (29), Austin Frederick in the final DiJack vi‐ Lejeune 9 run (McCollum A CER TAIN PIECE five and seventy- eighty feet (80') Sheriff's Civil on aOak Treeclock. sion ParishMHS: of 0:58, St. 7-24 OR sevPORTION OFto figure two hunout dredths starting running moments. Jones broke trying howfeet to front run), Drive, a width in the Tammany SECOND State of GROUND, together (145.72') on the op‐ QUARTER Despite the lopsided win, getbuild stops onsite their quartereral tackles for the historyrear of eighty and Louisiana with all the ‐ po sideline. All BON: White 37 run (Flavio Centeno Coach Jones said hun‐ the Skip- kick), 11:55, 14-24 making score. back, offense was just ings and im provethe ‐ in accordance with thirty-three McCollum 69 pass from ColNotice hereby feet thereon, situ‐ Having survey bythe J.V.luxury Burke dredths While the offensements racked cruising. pers have much to work on. is MHS: luravirtue (Collura run), 10:35, 14-32 ated in the Parish of & Associates, Inc., (80.33'), by a depth given that by up 404 yards, the defense of knowing we had points on “Bonnabel had two really BON: Raheen Williams 66 pass from Seizure St. Tammany, State dated May 16, 2000 of one hundred of a Writ ofWhite (Centeno kick), 10:09, 21-32 struggled early as of Bonnatheinboard good athletes and who gave us isMHS: and Sale sued Henry out 90 kickoff return (Will Louisiana, that and not feeling the thirty-eight of the Hon orable hunon ‐ defense, part thereof known More correctly de‐ forty-one Estep run), 9:52, 21-40 of falling behind problems early bel RB Kenyon Harper (12 pressure ‐ Demelo 42 pass from Coldredths feet 22nd Judicial as Oak Harbor Sub‐ scribed as: MHS:Dis Luke was One big. The offense defiand we have to clean that carries, yards) QB Phase trict Court for theEstep run), 3:40, 21-48 (138.41') on the division, U.S. Bank86 Trust Na‐ and lura (Will A CERTAIN PIECE MHS: Lejeune up,”line Jones said. had Elijah White (two rushing carried tonight.” Parish of St. Tam ‐ 7 pass from Collura nearer to “We (1), Sectionnitely One (1), tional As sociation, OR us POR TION OF side (McCollum in the above run), 0:02, 21-56 Twenty-Seven "Thepass Fairways" and GROUND, not inand its In vidual TD together Lot multiple possessionsmany where TDs a di 66-yard Defensively, Mandeville’s THIRD QUARTER num‐ Capacity but Solely being designated as with all the build‐ (27), and a depth of entitled and MHS: Safety, 11:48, 21-58 we gave up fortybig plays to Williams) Keith McGinnis beredbecause dated hundred Lotused Twenty-Eight as Raheem Owner Trustee ings andand imLewis prove‐ one MHS: Porter Richardson 15 pass their elusiveness break combined for a sack causeand we sev didn’t the2026 July 14, and to (J.P. Richardson kick), enty- make on thePetty official for RCF 2 Acquisi‐ to(28) ments thereon, situ‐ five from Collura me want directed,11:15, I, Bret hunin dredths feetIf we planThe of subfor diviasion tion Trust ated Parish of two 21-65 off several big plays. safety in in thethe first quartackle space. of J.J. Krebs & St. Tammany, State (145.72') on the op‐ Ibert, Sheriff, vs. MHS:have Amir Releford 9 run (kick Bruins actually only to site reach have the first play of po failed), taken posses sion 3:17, of 21-71 sideour line.goals, All we Inc., ter. certiThen, fied on Courtney(1-1) C. John ‐ Sons, of Louisiana, in that FOURTH QUARTER trailed 32-21 just two min-by the to get better second half, Mandeville for accor dancethere.” with and will offer correct John F. part son thereof known in Cameron Jones 26 pass from lic auc ‐ shall, junior R.P.L.S.,Gauge as Oak Harborbroke Sub‐ survey by J.V. Burke sale at pubMHS: Tucker utes into the second Mar quarter Austin Frederick (Richardson kick), SCORE BY QUARTERS high est Associ ates, Inc., tion to the5:17, dated July 6, 1998, division, Phase One & (52) 202614110 21-78 through the line and tackled before the Skippers reeled bidder in the court‐ May| 716, BONNABEL | 14 2000 | 0 | 0 — 21 Sheriff's Civil Divi‐ last revised July 11, (1), Section One (1), dated MANDEVILLE | 24 | 32 | 15 | 7house — 78 located Bonnabel RB Williams off straight at St. erty”). of "The sion46Parish of points. St. 1989, a copy Fairways"Lara and (“Prop STATISTICS Parish 236 total yards (106 is oninfile Tam many Statestruggling of whichon desig nated as SCORING SUMMARY Tammany BONNABEL: theand end being zone for the Skip“As we were FIRST QUARTER pass, of record in the Of‐ Lot Twenty-Eight Property Located Courthouse, 701130Nrush) Louisiana defense, it was comforting MHS:57 Luke Demelo 90 kickoff RUSHING: Coreturn lumbia St , Cov‐Kenyon Harper 8-86; Elijah OAK TREE fice of the pers’ Clerk second of (28)safety. on the official At: (kick failed), 11:49, 0-6 14-54, 2 TDs. to knowisthat we were returned 70433, SLIDELL, LA ington, LAWhite Courtnot for St.After Tam‐Mandeville Notice hereby plan of sub division DR, BON: Elijah White 6 run (Flavio CenRECEIVING: beginning at 10:00 Raheem Williams 3-98, many Parish In‐ kick given that byonvirtue of J.J. & 70458 struggling offense,” said theasfree deepKrebs in Bonteno kick), 10:01, 7-6 TD; Kaiden Jones 1-10. Wednes day,White 7-13, 106 yards, TD. Amount: No. Sons, Inc., certified Writ of a Writ of Seizure strument MHS: Dylan Henry 10 pass am from PASSING: Coach Jones asout he wiped hisCOB nabel territory, 23, 404 total yards (274 726560, 1392, and Sale issued correct Richardson by John F. $852,816.41 Krew Collura (Landon LipsSep passtember MANDEVILLE: brow hauled 15-yard pass to Plain the fol low130 ingrush) tiff Attor ney: 2026, 793, Map Filein aMar of theafter Honaorpost-game able folio Gafrom Creshaun McCollum), 6:44, 7-14 shall,TDR.P.L.S., pass, MHS: Safety, 5:54, 7-16 liday, Watkins & property: RUSHING: Creshaun McCollum 6-51; No.were 1021-B;push and ac ‐ lead 22nd Judi cial “As Dis‐ we datedpast July426,points, 1998, Hal the torade bath. Property Descrip‐ trict Court for the cording thereto, said last revised July 11, Mann, PC Parish of St. Tam‐ lot is more particu‐ 1989, a copy of 1505 North 19TH tion: One certain lot or many in the above larly described as which is on file and ST parcel of ground, to‐ LA 71201 entitled andNotices num‐ follows, to-wit: of record in Notices the Of‐ Monroe, Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices gether Public with Notices all the bered Public causeSales dated Lot Twenty-Eight fice ofPublic the Clerk Sheriff Sheriff Sales Sheriff Sales of Sheriff Sales Sheriff Sales Sheriff Sales July 22, 2026 and to (28) situated in the Court for St. Tam‐ Terms of Sale: With‐ buildings and im‐ me directed, I, Bret area bounded by many Parish as In‐ out appraisal, 10% provements thereon, Ibert, Sheriff, have Oak Tree Drive, Lot strument No. at adjudication and and all of the rights, privileges, taken possession of Twenty-Seven (27), 726560, COB 1392, balance within 30 ways, servitudes, appurte‐ US Bank Trust Na‐ and will offer for Golf Fairway and folio 793, Map File days. IBERT, nances and advan‐ tional Association, sale at public auc‐ Lot Twenty-Nine No. 1021-B; and ac‐ BRET tages thereon be‐ not in its tion to the highest (29), measuring cording thereto, said SHERIFF longing or anywise Individual Capacity bidder in the court‐ eight feet (80') front lot is more particu‐ $129.05 appertaining, situ‐ but Solely as Owner house located at St. on Oak Tree Drive, a larly described as ated in the Parish of Trustee for VRMTG Tammany Parish width in the rear of follows, to-wit: ST. TAMMANY, Asset Trust Courthouse, 701 N eighty and thirty- Lot Twenty-Eight Columbia St , Cov‐ three hundredths (28) situated in the U.S. Bank Trust Na‐ State of Louisiana, vs. ington, LA 70433, feet (80.33'), by a area bounded by tional Association, in that subdivision Joseph Thompson known as BRIAR‐ beginning at 10:00 depth of one hun‐ Oak Tree Drive, Lot Not in Its am Wednesday, Oc‐ dred thirty-eight and Twenty-Seven (27), Individual Capacity WOOD TERRACE (52) 202312794 tober 21, 2026, the forty-one hun‐ Golf Fairway and but Solely as Owner SUBDIVISION, Sheriff's Civil Divi‐ following property: dredths feet Lot Twenty-Nine Trustee For RCF 2 PHASE II, and sion Parish of St. being designated on Tammany State of Property Descrip‐ (138.41') on the (29), measuring Acquisition Trust the official plan of Louisiana tion: sideline nearer to eighty feet (80') vs. said subdivision, on LA26627 – Lot Twenty-Seven front on Oak Tree Michael J. Sliker file and of record in Notice is hereby 202614110 – John‐ (27), and a depth of Drive, a width in the the office of the given that by virtue son one hundred forty- rear of eighty and (52) 202613754 A CERTAIN PIECE five and seventy- thirty-three hun‐ Sheriff's Civil Divi‐ Clerk and Recorder of a Writ of Seizure OR PORTION OF two hundredths feet dredths feet sion Parish of St. of said Parish and and Sale issued out as LOT of the Honorable GROUND, together (145.72') on the op‐ (80.33'), by a depth Tammany State of State, NUMBER SEV‐ 22nd Judicial Dis‐ with all the build‐ posite sideline. All of one hundred Louisiana ENTY-FOUR (74), trict Court for the ings and improve‐ in accordance with thirty-eight and subdivision, Parish of St. Tam‐ ments thereon, situ‐ survey by J.V. Burke forty-one hun‐ Notice is hereby said given said lot having such many in the above that by virtue ated in the Parish of & Associates, Inc., dredths feet St. Tammany, State dated May 16, 2000 (138.41') on the of a Writ of Seizure measurements and entitled and num‐ and bered cause dated of Louisiana, in that sideline nearer to and Sale issued out dimensions part thereof known More correctly de‐ Lot Twenty-Seven of the Honorable being subject to March 27, 2025 and as Oak Harbor Sub‐ scribed as: (27), and a depth of 22nd Judicial Dis‐ such servitudes as to me directed, I, division, Phase One A CERTAIN PIECE one hundred forty- trict Court for the shown on said sub‐ Bret Ibert, Sheriff, map have taken posses‐ (1), Section One (1), OR PORTION OF five and seventy- Parish of St. Tam‐ division "The Fairways" and GROUND, together two hundredths feet many in the above (“Property”). sion of and will offer being designated as with all the build‐ (145.72') on the op‐ entitled and num‐ for sale at public Lot Twenty-Eight ings and improve‐ posite sideline. All bered cause dated Property Located auction to the high‐ (28) on the official ments thereon, situ‐ in accordance with July 14, 2026 and to At: 106 MCHUGH est bidder in the MANDEV‐ courthouse located plan of subdivision ated in the Parish of survey by J.V. Burke me directed, I, Bret CT, of J.J. Krebs & St. Tammany, State & Associates, Inc., Ibert, Sheriff, have ILLE, LA 70448- at St. Tammany Sons, Inc., certified of Louisiana, in that dated May 16, 2000 taken possession of 2286 Parish Courthouse, and will offer for correct by John F. part thereof known (“Property”). 701 N Columbia St, sale at public auc‐ Writ Amount: Marshall, R.P.L.S., as Oak Harbor Sub‐ Covington, LA dated July 6, 1998, division, Phase One Property Located tion to the highest $71,742.48 70433, beginning at last revised July 11, (1), Section One (1), At: 57 OAK TREE bidder in the court‐ 10:00 am Wednes‐ 1989, a copy of "The Fairways" and DR, SLIDELL, LA house located at St. Plaintiff Attorney: day, October 21, Tammany Parish Halliday, Watkins & 2026, the following which is on file and being designated as 70458 of record in the Of‐ Lot Twenty-Eight Writ Amount: Courthouse, 701 N Mann, PC property: Columbia St , Cov‐ 1505 North 19TH Property Descrip‐ fice of the Clerk of (28) on the official $852,816.41 Court for St. Tam‐ plan of subdivision Plaintiff Attorney: ington, LA 70433, ST tion: many Parish as In‐ of J.J. Krebs & Halliday, Watkins & beginning at 10:00 Monroe, LA 71201 THE BACK 1/2 OF am Wednesday, strument No. Sons, Inc., certified Mann, PC LOT 522 OF THE 23, Terms of Sale: With‐ SUBDIVISION 726560, COB 1392, correct by John F. 1505 North 19TH September 2026, the following out appraisal, 10% KNOWN AS THE folio 793, Map File Marshall, R.P.L.S., ST property: at adjudication and FOREST No. 1021-B; and ac‐ dated July 6, 1998, Monroe, LA 71201 GLEN Property Descrip‐ balance within 30 ADDITION cording thereto, said last revised July 11, TO days. lot is more particu‐ 1989, a copy of Terms of Sale: With‐ tion: LACOMBE PARK, IBERT, IN THE TOWN OF larly described as which is on file and out appraisal, 10% One certain lot or BRET follows, to-wit: of record in the Of‐ at adjudication and parcel of ground, to‐ SHERIFF LACOMB, IN ST. Lot Twenty-Eight fice of the Clerk of balance within 30 gether with all the $ TAMMANY buildings and im‐ (28) situated in the Court for St. Tam‐ days. PARISH, area bounded by many Parish as In‐ BRET IBERT, provements thereon, LOUISIANA; sub‐ and all of the rights, Oak Tree Drive, Lot strument No. SHERIFF ject to restrictions, ways, privileges, NEWS 24/7 ON Twenty-Seven (27), 726560, COB 1392, $129.05 servitudes, rightsservitudes, appurte‐ Golf Fairway and folio 793, Map File of-way and out‐ nances and advan‐ Lot Twenty-Nine No. 1021-B; and ac‐ standing mineral tages thereon be‐ (29), measuring cording thereto, said rights of record af‐ longing or anywise eight feet (80') front lot is more particu‐ fecting the property. tain situ‐ on Oak Tree a described as lll

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Covington senior Steele Rogers, left, and PJP graduate 22NDIIJU DICIAL DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH OF ST.Powerlifting TAMMANY Juliette Brewer competed in the International Federation World Championships last month. STATE OF LOUISIANA

NO. 2025-31257 DIVISION “J”

MANDEVILLE

THE SUCCESSION OF GAS‐ TON JEAN BAPTISTE GELIS FILED: DEPUTY CLERK PETITION FOR AUTHOR‐ ITY TO PAY FINAL ESTATE DEBT, DISTRIBUTION TO HEIRS, AND TO FILE TABLEAU OF DISTRIBU‐ TION NOW INTO COURT, through undersigned counsel, comes Tahmi Gelis Keir, the duly ap‐ pointed, qualiﬁed, and acting Succession Ad‐ ministrator of the Suc‐ cession of Gaston Jean Baptiste Gelis, who re‐ spectfully represents:

US Bank Trust Na‐ tional Association, not in its Individual Capacity but Solely as Owner Trustee for VRMTG Asset Trust vs. Joseph Thompson

I. The administration of this estate has pro‐ gressed to the point where all prior estate debts, asset manage‐ ment costs, and external liabilities have been fully satisﬁed. II. The sole remaining liquid

funds belonging to this Mandeville’s Lewis Petty drags down Bonnabel (52) 202312794 estate QB are Elijah derived di‐ rectly from the court-au‐ Sheriff's Civil Divi‐ White for a safety. thorized private sale of sion Parish of St. certain immovable (real) estate belonging to the decedent, located in Slidell, Louisiana.

Tammany State of Louisiana

Mandeville QB Krew The onlyCollura outstanding debt of this estate con‐ five sists of threw the attor ney’s fees incurred during these succes sion and ad‐ TD passes ministration proceed‐ ings. These fees consti‐ against tute a priv ileged law charge under Louisiana Bonnabel. law and must be satis‐

Notice is hereby given that by virtue of a Writ of Seizure and Sale issued out of the Honorable 22nd Judicial Dis‐ trict Court for the Parish of St. Tam‐ many in the above fied from the remaining cash reserves before entitled and num‐ final distribution can be bered cause dated executed. March 27, 2025 and IV. to me directed, I, Bret Ibert, Sheriff, In accordance with Louisiana Code of Civil have taken posses‐ Procedure Article 3303, sion of and will offer PUBLIC NOTICE Petitioner has prepared and annexed hereto a for sale at public final Tableau of Distribu‐ JUDICIAL DISTRICT auction to the high‐ 22ND tion. This document ex‐ COURT FOR THE PARISH plicitly details the cash est bidder in the OF ST. TAMMANY proceeds held from the courthouse located Slidell real estate sale, at St. Tammany STATE OF LOUISIANA the final administrative deduction for attorney's Parish Courthouse, fees, and the definitive 2025-31257 DIVISION 701 N Columbia St, NO. net balance available for direct disbursement to Covington, LA “ J ” the recognized heirs, 70433, beginning at THE SUCCESSION OF GAS‐ specifically Douglas 10:00 am Wednes‐ TON JEAN BAPTISTE Andre Gelis, Estate of Gwen Gelis Imp son, and day, October 21, GELIS Tahmi Gelis Keir. 2026, the following V. property: FILED: DEPUTY Property Descrip‐ CLERK The portion to be distrib‐ uted to the Estate of tion: Gwen Gelis Impson will TITION FOR AUTHOR‐ THE BACK 1/2 OF PE be delivered to attorney ITY TO PAY FINAL ES TATE Will Estep Lejeune 4-21, TD; Cameron Tim Jones 3-40, TD. the duly othy L. Murr, LOT 5226-37; OFJack THE DEBT, DISTRIBUTION TO appointed porary TD; Amir Releford Collura tem 12-19, 242 ad‐ AND PASSING: TO FILEKrew SUB DIVI SION3-9, TD. HEIRS, min istraFrederick tor of the 3-3, estate RECEIVING: Cooper MaylinTABLEAU 4-68; Mc- OF yards, 5BU TDs; Austin 32 DIS TRI ‐ KNOWN AS THE of John W. Impson pend‐ TION Collum 1-69, TD; Luke Demelo 2-58, yards, TD. ing in the Chancery Court FOREST GLEN of Hancock County, Mis‐ ADDITION TO sissippi, Cause # 24-136. INTO COURT, Mr. Impson was the LACOMBE PARK, NOW through undersigned spouse and legatee counsel, comes Tahmi IN THE TOWN OF Gelis under the will left by Keir, the duly ap‐ Gwen Gelis Imp son and LACOMB, IN ST. pointed, Public qualified, and Notices Public Notices thereforePublic these Notices proceeds acting Succession Ad‐ TAMMANY would be come an asset Successions Successions Sheriff Sales min is tra tor of the Suc ‐ PARISH, of the Estate of John W. cession of Gaston Jean LOUISIANA; sub‐ Baptiste Gelis, who re‐ Impson. spect fully rep re sents: ject to restrictions, Petitioner desires to pub‐ lish notice of the filing of servitudes, rights- I. this final Tableau of Dis‐ of-way and out‐ The administration of tri bution as required by law, allowing standing mineral this estate has pro‐ Louisiana heirs or interested par‐ rights of record af‐ gressed to the point ties to review the alloca‐ where all prior estate fecting the property. debts, asset manage‐ tion before funds are III.

Property Located At: 26286 Jackson ST, Lacombe, LA 70445 Writ Amount: $127,173.21 Plaintiff Attorney: Dean Morris, LLP 1505 NORTH 19TH STREET MONROE, LA 71207 Terms of Sale: With‐ out appraisal, 10% at adjudication and balance within 30 days. BRET IBERT, SHERIFF $66.96 Public Notices Successions

PUBLIC NOTICE 22ND JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH OF ST. TAMMANY STATE OF LOUISIANA NO. 2025-31257 DIVISION “J” THE SUCCESSION OF GAS‐ JEAN BAPTISTE TON GELIS FILED: DEPUTY CLERK PETITION FOR AUTHOR‐ ITY TO PAY FINAL ESTATE DEBT, DISTRIBUTION TO HEIRS, AND TO FILE TABLEAU OF DISTRIBU‐ TION NOW INTO COURT, undersigned through counsel, comes Tahmi Gelis Keir, the duly ap‐ pointed, qualiﬁed, and acting Succession Ad‐ ministrator of the Suc‐ cession of Gaston Jean Baptiste Gelis, who re‐ spectfully represents: I. The administration of this estate has pro‐ gressed to the point where all prior estate debts, asset manage‐ ment costs, and external

ment costs, and external liabilities have been fully satisﬁed. II.

The sole remaining liquid funds belonging to this estate are derived di‐ rectly from the court-au‐ thorized private sale of certain immovable (real) estate belonging to the located in decedent, Slidell, Louisiana. III. The only outstanding debt of this estate con‐ sists of the attorney’s incurred during fees these succession and ad‐ proceed‐ ministration ings. These fees consti‐ tute a privileged law charge under Louisiana law and must be satis‐ fied from the remaining cash reserves before final distribution can be executed. IV. In accordance with Louisiana Code of Civil Procedure Article 3303, Petitioner has prepared and annexed hereto a final Tableau of Distribu‐ tion. This document ex‐ plicitly details the cash proceeds held from the Slidell real estate sale, the final administrative deduction for attorney's fees, and the definitive net balance available for direct disbursement to the recognized heirs, Douglas specifically Andre Gelis, Estate of Gwen Gelis Impson, and Tahmi Gelis Keir. V. The portion to be distrib‐ uted to the Estate of Gwen Gelis Impson will be delivered to attorney Timothy L. Murr, the duly appointed temporary ad‐ ministrator of the estate of John W. Impson pend‐ ing in the Chancery Court of Hancock County, Mis‐ sissippi, Cause # 24-136. Mr. Impson was the and legatee spouse under the will left by Gwen Gelis Impson and therefore these proceeds would become an asset of the Estate of John W. Impson. Petitioner desires to pub‐ lish notice of the filing of this final Tableau of Dis‐ tribution as required by Louisiana law, allowing heirs or interested par‐ ties to review the alloca‐ tion before funds are permanently distributed.

permanently distributed.

WHEREFORE, Petitioner prays that this Petition and the annexed Tableau of Distribution be filed; that notice of the filing be published in accor‐ dance with law; and that, if no opposition is filed within the delay provided by law, a judgment be rendered homologating the Tableau of Distribu‐ tion, authorizing Peti‐ tioner to pay the final at‐ torney's fees, and direct‐ ing the final disburse‐ ment of the remaining balance to the heirs and that upon completion that the court acknowl‐ edge that the obligations and duties of Tahmi Gelis Keir as the Succession Administrator be recog‐ nized as satisfied and that she be discharged. RESPECTFULLY TED:

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/S/__________________ Marc G. Dorsey - La. Bar #: 17943 Attorney for Petitioners DORSEY & BOSSETTA 511 Gravier Street, Suite 100 New Orleans, Louisiana 70130 Telephone: (504) 529-4541 Facsimile: (504) 524-4941 Mdorsey@Dbnola.com 200545SEP16-1T $86.02

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