DENHAM SPRINGS -- A group of seniors took a walk down memory lane.

The Denham Springs High School FFA visited Freshwater Elementary School in Denham Springs on May 17.

The Doyle High Class of 2019 held its graduation ceremony at the Southeastern Louisiana University Center in Hammond on Thursday, May 23. 

DENHAM SPRINGS -- Ruth Goodwin and Vi Singleton can still remember when the Livingston Council on Aging was just one building.

North Live Oak Elementary and librarian Jessica Walock recently honored the top readers of the 2018-19 school year.

Christine Spring, who has lived in Denham Springs for the last 84 years, is presented a birthday card signed by President Donald Trump and First Lady Melania Trump.

DENHAM SPRINGS -- Christine Spring celebrated her 100th birthday with two parties, more than 100 guests, a lot of cake, and one special letter signed by the President of the United States.

Fifteen 4-H members from Livingston Parish competed in the 2019 Southeast Regional 4-H Culinary Arts Contest at the Lions Club in Ponchatoula on May 14.

The National Pediatric Blood Pressure Awareness Foundation held its Annual Kids Fishing Derby at the Cabela’s pond in Gonzales on Saturday, May 11.

Laine Hardy’s victory tour stopped by “The View.”

DENHAM SPRINGS -- Though it wasn’t their old stomping grounds, it was still their old school.

Southeastern Louisiana University conferred degrees on 1,100 graduates Saturday, May 18, at the university’s commencement ceremony.

A benefit for Rylee Gives Back, a local non-profit organization dedicated to assisting special needs children, will be held at Walk-On’s Bistreaux & Bar in Denham Springs from 5-10 p.m. on Monday, May 20.

Shortly after being crowned the new American Idol, Laine Hardy hopped on a red-eye flight bound from Hollywood to the Big Apple.

It was an unforgettable night for Livingston Parish native Laine Hardy, who was crowned the Season 17 winner of American Idol during Sunday's three-hour finale. 

Laine Hardy was crowned this year's winner of American Idol.

After a week of build-up, the day is here.

The Denham Springs High Class of 2019 completed the journey when more than 400 students graduated during a commencement ceremony at the Southeastern Louisiana University Center on Sunday, May 19.

More than 350 Walker High seniors took home their high school diplomas during the Class of 2019's graduation ceremony at the Southeastern Louisiana University Center in Hammond on Saturday, May 18.

You’ve seen the suits.

Christian David Lashover, a native of Walker, graduated at the top of his class during the LSU College of Engineering’s commencement ceremony on Saturday, May 11.

Twenty-seven seniors in the Maurepas High Class of 2019 completed their high school journeys with a commencement ceremony on campus on Friday, May 17. 

French Settlement High celebrated the Class of 2019 with a graduation ceremony inside the Gerald C. Keller Gymnasium on Friday, May 17. 

FRENCH SETTLEMENT -- What if Tim Richardson had never asked Laine Hardy to sing for him in a quiet classroom at French Settlement High?

DENHAM SPRINGS -- Though they tried to cover their faces, the students couldn’t avoid all the colors flying in the air.

Each year, the Livingston Volunteers for Family & Community (LVFC) Club recognizes one Livingston Parish graduating senior with a scholarship.

Students in the Holden High Class of 2019 wrapped up their high school lives with a graduation ceremony at Abundant Life Church in Denham Springs on Thursday, May 16.

The Springfield High Class of 2019 celebrated its graduation ceremony on Thursday, May 16, at the Southeastern Louisiana University Center in Hammond. 

It’s going to be a Hardy Watch Party.

After losing a bet to her students, Northside Elementary Principal JoAn Cook paid up.

SPRINGFIELD -- When Laine Hardy arrived at the loading dock, he could only smile and wave.

Live Oak High sent off the Class of 2019 with a graduation ceremony at the Southeastern Louisiana University Center on Wednesday, May 15.

WATSON -- Some of the parish’s top middle school readers came together to test their wits during the First Annual READgional Battle of the Books.

The fairgrounds were filled to capacity as roughly 10,000 people showed up to cheer on their local celebrity, who will perform in the American Idol finale in Los Angeles on Sunday, May 19.