Peyton McCall, who danced Maria, is pictured with The Nutcracker, portrayed by Ian Edmonds.
Alexa White dances the roll of the Doll with Bernard Loze as Drosselmeyer lurking behind her.
Marzipan is Amanda White, Matthew Dispensiere, Katie Bryant and Dillon Songy.
Bernard Loze as Drosselmeyer is pictured with both dancers who portrayed Maria last year, Jada Alfred (left) and Peyton McCalla.
Sensei James Wall shows Jessica St. Romain how to defend against Joshua ChenevertÕs choke during a self-defense class at the Watson Branch, 36581 Outback Road, of the Livingston Parish Library. Wall and his students from Wall To Wall Martial Arts demonstrated many methods of defense from an attacker while encouraging attendees to practice the techniques themselves.
Peyton St. Romain escapes Annie FaberÕs choke hold during a self-defense class at the Watson Branch, 36581 Outback Road, of the Livingston Parish Library.
Wall To Wall Martial Arts student Trista McKenzie and Sensei James Wall demonstrate how to escape from an attacker on the ground during a self-defense class at the Watson Branch, 36581 Outback Road, of the Livingston Parish Library
Attending a self-defense class at the Watson Branch of the Livingston Parish Library last month are (standing, from left) Nick Martin, Nicole Long, Rachel Martin, Colleen Frazier, Lea Frazier, Dana Frazier, Patricia Dixon, Karla Maddox, Jolynne Thompson, Mary Hughes, Barbara Smith, Jessica St. Romain, Carolyn Busby, Nicole Hughes, Peyton St. Romain, Sue Burney, Julia McDuffie, Bennie Goodman, Jennifer Gauthier, Mayden Thompson, and Samantha Burgess. Leading the class were students and instructors from Wall to Wall Martial Arts in Watson, (front, from left) Chandler Part, Sensei James Wall, Trista McKenzie, Nick Long, Hudson Tabor, Thomas Trantham, Annie Faber, Ashley Gauthier, Joshua Chenevert, and Chris Austin.
Bennie Goodman palm strikes a bag held by Thomas Trantham during a self-defense class at the Watson Branch, 36581 Outback Road, of the Livingston Parish Library
The Town of Springfield Christmas parade rolled Monday night down Highway ?? kicking off the Livingston Parish Christmas season of parade. The next one is Walker this Saturday at 1 pm.
The Livingston Parish, Walker and Denham Springs Animal Shelters will unite for an ÒAll TogetherÓ dog and puppy adoption event on Saturday, Dec. 14, 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at Tractor Supply Co., located at 246 Florida Blvd., Denham Springs. The Dog People of Livingston and JadeÕs Flowers will also be at the event.
The Livingston Parish, Walker and Denham Springs Animal Shelters will unite for an ÒAll TogetherÓ dog and puppy adoption event on Saturday, Dec. 14, 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at Tractor Supply Co., located at 246 Florida Blvd., Denham Springs. The Dog People of Livingston and JadeÕs Flowers will also be at the event.
The Livingston Parish, Walker and Denham Springs Animal Shelters will unite for an ÒAll TogetherÓ dog and puppy adoption event on Saturday, Dec. 14, 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at Tractor Supply Co., located at 246 Florida Blvd., Denham Springs. The Dog People of Livingston and JadeÕs Flowers will also be at the event.
The Livingston Parish, Walker and Denham Springs Animal Shelters will unite for an ÒAll TogetherÓ dog and puppy adoption event on Saturday, Dec. 14, 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at Tractor Supply Co., located at 246 Florida Blvd., Denham Springs. The Dog People of Livingston and JadeÕs Flowers will also be at the event.
The Livingston Parish, Walker and Denham Springs Animal Shelters will unite for an ÒAll TogetherÓ dog and puppy adoption event on Saturday, Dec. 14, 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at Tractor Supply Co., located at 246 Florida Blvd., Denham Springs. The Dog People of Livingston and JadeÕs Flowers will also be at the event.
A church bearing resemblance to the old St. Joseph sanctuary in French Settlement is among the items featured in the downtown area. Standing alongside is a figure that bears some resemblance to Father James Kinkead, who was pastor for 18 years at St. Joseph.
Disney World's Magic Kingdom shines brightly as part of a night display on the Christmas Vlllage.
A vintage Coca-Cola display is among the many items in the downtown area in the Christmas Village.
Father Jason Palermo dislays a replica of a pyramid for the EPCOT portion of the Christmas Village display.
Father Jason Palermo gets plenty of help from his parents, Peter and Yvonne Palermo, and aunt Judy Chustz, during the long setup process for the Christmas village.
The Statue of Liberty forms a centerpiece for a New York City recreation in the Christmas Village.
The Statue of Liberty forms a centerpiece for a New York City recreation in the Christmas Village.
Father Jason Palermo looks over the finished product upon completion of the annual Christmas Village display, which will be avaialble for viewing by appointment through Jan. 15 at St. Joseph Catholic Church in French Settlement.
Father Jason Palermo looks over the finished product upon completion of the annual Christmas Village display, which will be avaialble for viewing by appointment through Jan. 15 at St. Joseph Catholic Church in French Settlement.
A replica of Disney World's EPCOT theme park was the most ambitious project undertaken for the Christmas Village, Father Jason Palermo said.
A circa 1930s-style Texaco -- bearing the original brand name "The Texas Company" -- is among the items featured in the downtown area of Father Jason Palermo's Christmas Village.
Krispy Kreme, a Harley Davidson dealership and Lowe's are among the downtown merchants on the Christmas Village.
Krispy Kreme, a Harley Davidson dealership and Lowe's are among the downtown merchants on the Christmas Village.
Jeannine Clifton (center) looks at two holiday village pieces along with Donna Bahlinger (left) and Susan Hebert inside Mockingbird Lane.
Betty and Dwight Easterly enjoy shrimp and grits which was served by Big Mike's Sports Bar & Grill inside Heritage House Antiques.
Sally Womack (left), Sandra Brewer and Lyn Easley watch Geisha chef Tien Le torches a filet minion roll inside Salassi Jewelry.
Traci Beatty (left) Christi Jett, Ashley Van Dreumel, and Tori Murray watch as Main Street volunteer Sheryl Westmoreland pours wine for Debbie Felder (second, from left) in Seldom Seen Antiques and Collectibles.
Maria Santana, Troy Morris and Brittany Needham eat Nom Nom Frozen Yogurt at the Rusty Rooster.
Courtney Rizzutto, Dustin Thomas and Carly Durnin with Northside Technical Community College talk to Live Oak High students Aylse Loveland, Madison Phillips and Amber Rodriguez. Rizzutto is a former Live Oak High students.
Stacey Hauard (left) and Bradley Hatcher use robotic arms to try to pick up a pen.
Carli Browning shucks oysters as her grandfather, Duke Landry (left) and classmates watch. Landry is the owner of Don’s Seafood.
