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Proposed teacher pay increase will affect district's finances, school board told
By Toni Tageant
Thu,06/18/26-5:53PM , 836 Reads
The Washington Parish School Board met on June 11. Following the invocation and Pledge of Allegiance, the Board approved the minutes of the May 14 Regular Board Meeting.
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Lt. Jay Dupre, deputy for 15 years, fired after being charged in shooting incident
Thu,06/18/26-5:50PM , 716 Reads
Lt. Jay Dupre was fired from the Washington Parish Sheriff’s Office after he was charged with being involved in an incident that involved gunshots on Bud Slocum Road shortly after 1:30 a.m. this past Friday.
No one was hurt in the incident.
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Saturday is last day for early voting in June 27 election
Thu,06/18/26-5:47PM , 486 Reads
Early voting for the June 27 Louisiana run-off election ends this Saturday (June 20). Saturday is the last day for parish residents who want to vote early.
The June 27 election involves run-offs for both U.S. Senate and the District 1 seat on the Louisiana Public Service Commission.
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State police no longer writing tickets for expired safety stickers
Thu,06/18/26-5:42PM , 323 Reads
With a new state law that eliminates vehicle safety stickers going into effect June 30, Louisiana State Police troopers are no longer be writing citations for expired stickers.
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Proposed teacher pay increase will affect district's finances, school board told

Lt. Jay Dupre, deputy for 15 years, fired after being charged in shooting incident

Saturday is last day for early voting in June 27 election

State police no longer writing tickets for expired safety stickers

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