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Fall-ing for St. Tammany, and what to do about it

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By Jessica Saggio Verified
| The Times-Picayune | The New Orleans Advocate Verified
Picture it. Autumn 2026. The weather? Surely getting cooler. The vibe? Better as temps fall away from the blistering record highs of late summer. As St. Tammany visualizes life outside the hot wet dishrag weather they call August, it’s nearly time to celebrate. Because when true autumnal temperatures roll in — so do the good times. The northshore loves a good fall festival or fair, and as usual, the event calendar is absolutely packed with them again this year.
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Gen Alpha slang is taking over, so don't be a chud

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By Jessica Saggio Verified
| The Times-Picayune | The New Orleans Advocate Verified
Well chat, we’re cooked. School is back in session, and while teachers bust their gyatts to educate our children and teach them how to properly articulate the English language — they have decided to change it altogether. After all, talking like an Unc is buns. (Don’t worry. I will translate later.) Every generation does it, after all. We change the lingo, the slang, the chatter to reflect the uniqueness of our place in the vaults of history.
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HS cheerleaders lead first Miracle League cheer clinic

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| The Times-Picayune | The New Orleans Advocate Verified
— High school sophomore Scarlett Mayfield loves cheer. She’s cheered for her school, St. Scholastica Academy, and she’s spent years doing it on recreation teams. But Mayfield also loves something else — giving back. However, not until she was involved with Miracle League Northshore was Mayfield able to combine those two passions.
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