 | By MIKE SMITH | Staff writer |
Happy Sunday -- stay dry out there. Here are some of our top headlines.
FAR OUT: It's so far out there that many may not even realize it's part of New Orleans. But the island of camps between Lake Pontchartrain and Lake St. Catherine may be among the most important property in the region. Here's a look at the community and the importance of where it sits.
SCHOOL DEBATE: Imagine if every Louisiana family was its own little school board, deciding how to spend tax dollars to educate their children. That scenario could become a reality if Gov. Jeff Landry gets his way. Critics say the plan would subsidize loosely regulated private schools and divert much-needed money from public ones. Full story here.
LOVING CUP: The decision is in and the latest recipient of The Times-Picayune Loving Cup can now be announced. It has been awarded annually since 1901 to men and women who have worked unselfishly for the community without expectation of public recognition or material reward. Read about this year's honoree.
COURTING THE NORTHSHORE: There's a wave of pickleball construction on the northshore. Demand for court time is skyrocketing along with the sport's popularity. Check out the story.
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