The LPN Weekly

Delia Taylor, chairwoman of the Livingston Parish Airport District, sits down with the Livingston Parish News to discuss progress on the airport project in Satsuma, the estimated economic benefit, and discusses concerns of drainage and traffic.

Louisiana State Senator Rick Edmonds, who represents part of Livingston Parish, has entered the race for state's 5th Congressional District. He speaks with Livingston Parish News Managing Editor Melanie David about his past, faith, and family and how that affects his politics. He also jumps in on a few key issues, including infrastructure and Carbon Capture and Sequestration.

State Representative Michael Echols, a north Louisiana native and chairman of the Republican Legislative delegation, sits down with Managing Editor Melanie David to discuss why he's running for congress, and some of the issues he hopes to tackle should he get elected.

At just 16, Ryder Chance Pettitt-Wise of Walker has been selected as one of only 1,000 musicians worldwide to perform with Rockin'1000, a massive, stadium-style rock concert that brings players of all ages and backgrounds together for a single, unforgettable show.

Louisiana State Treasurer and U.S. Senate candidate John Fleming speaks to Managing Editor Melanie David about his background, his job as treasurer, and why he's running for senate against U.S. Senator Bill Cassidy.

Kyla Webb, interim director for the Livingston Parish Library, discusses everything patrons and visitors can expect at the library's 10th annual Livingston Parish Book Festival on Saturday, October 25.

Elizabeth Baudoin, with Denham Springs Main Street Association, sits down to discuss the 2nd Chili Cookoff to be held in downtown Denham Springs.

Christy Haik, founder and president of the Louisiana  Republican  Assembly, discusses election integrity in Louisiana, including a push for paper ballots.

Livingston Parish News Managing Editor Melanie David sits down with Donna Jennings of the City of Denham Springs and Al Bye of the Antique Village Merchants Association to discuss the upcoming Fall Festival, Christmas in the Village, and capital improvements in the downtown area.

After being named the 'Official Coffee of Livingston Parish' Billy and Shannon LaGrange of French Settlement Roasting Co - who also own and operate Expresso Espresso Geaux - sit down with Melanie Melanie Coker David to discuss their quick rise in the coffee game and how they got started.

Livingston Parish News managing editor Melanie David sits down with District 2 Parish Councilman Ryan Chavers to discuss several current parish council issues.

Mayor of Livingston Jonathan 'JT' Taylor and LEDC Director Melody Lockwood discuss an economic development grant the town used for new street signs.

Livingston Parish News Managing Editor Melanie David interviews former LPN publisher and editor McHugh David as the News reboots the podcast! The News will have an on-site location starting next week.

Congressman Garret Graves sits down with the News to discuss the new congressional districts (and what he thinks will happen), drainage work, disaster mitigation, and some changes his office is working to affect on wetlands permitting.

State and local officials discuss an incentivized commuter program - Commuter Krewe - designed to help combat potential traffic congestion as the I-10 widening project ramps up.

Town of Livingston Mayor Jonathan 'JT' Taylor discusses several ongoing projects including the renovation of the old Livingston Parish Courthouse, a new water tower, and fitness!

Louisiana Attorney General candidate "Liz" Murrell discusses her runoff campaign

Livingston Parish Library Communications Director David Gray discusses the upcoming Book Festival on Saturday, October 21, as well as the library's millage renewal on the November 18 ballot.

Denham Springs Mayor Gerard Landry discusses the upcoming infrastructure projects in Denham Springs and how they could potentially affect traffic flow.

Denham Springs Mayor Gerard Landry discusses the city's sewer system, current repairs to the treatment plant, capacity, and whether or not the city can handle more customers.

Elizabeth 'Liz' Murrill discusses her campaign for the Attorney General position in Louisiana, and what that means for her as a current employee of that office as the state's Solicitor General.

State Senator J. Rogers Pope discusses his career in education and politics, and his pending retirement where he plans to focus on becoming a teacher again.

Parish Councilman Jeff Ard discusses the newest moratorium, which was passed and signed last Thursday (August 24) which contained several differences from the original moratorium, and Ard explains why.

Senator Bill Cassidy speaks with the News regarding the Infrastructure and Jobs Act and it's benefits to Livingston Parish

State Representative Buddy Mincey Jr. discusses the legislative changes he's made to the Amite River Basin Commission (ARBC) and how it can better function and serve Livingston Parish.