A woman whom former Livingston Parish sheriff’s lieutenant Dennis Perkins and his mistress Melanie Curtin allegedly drugged and raped in November 2014 delivered emotional testimony in court Thursday, saying she “wanted to literally die” when she reviewed a portion of the 17-minute video of t… Read more
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A few years ago, Denham Springs Mayor Gerard Landry was doing some holiday shopping when an older gentleman approached him. Read more
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Staff Writer/Photographer
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Springfield’s basketball team picked up wins in the Jewel Sumner Tournament on Wednesday, while the Denham Springs girls defeated University High in a non-tournament contest.
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DENHAM SPRINGS -- People who attended the Lighting of Old City Hall expected holiday tunes, hot cocoa, wagon rides, dazzling lights, and a visit from Santa Claus.
David Gray
Staff Writer/Photographer
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The Southeastern Louisiana University Symphony Orchestra will present a concert titled “American Classics” Dec. 1, at 7 p.m. in Pottle Music Auditorium.
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Amber Michelle Ott Thomas and Holden Scott Thomas of Denham Springs are pleased to announce the birth of their son, Hayden Scott Thomas.
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