Chickie Collective
ShoppingOutfit the whole crew: Chickie Collective is a mother-daughter boutique locals love for soft, playful kids’ clothes, easy women’s staples, and thoughtful gifts that actually feel personal.
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Outfit the whole crew: Chickie Collective is a mother-daughter boutique locals love for soft, playful kids’ clothes, easy women’s staples, and thoughtful gifts that actually feel personal.
Craving real-deal slices? East of Italy keeps Hammond fed with hot, large pies on fresh-every-day dough, twirl-worthy spaghetti with homemade meatballs, and other Italian comfort hits.
Glazed bliss, Hammond-style: University Donuts and Diner is the kind of spot where a simple glazed still steals the show, but you can also snag legit breakfast plates, omelets, and even daily lunch specials like Monday red beans or Friday gumbo, perfect when you want comfort that tastes like home.
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The five stories Hammond readers clicked most this month, from the daily editions.
On Oct. 1, over 300 community members and families gathered for a candlelight vigil in memory of three SLU students, Brian Smith II, Tyrell Yates and Carmelo Riley, who died on Monday, 28.
Full story at lionsroarnews.com ↗
St. Helena Parish Police Jury employee in a video showing an employee of the St.
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On Nov. 3, Louisiana voters will decide on a proposed constitutional amendment that would give local governments more flexibility over property tax rates.
Full story at fox8live.com ↗
Tangipahoa Parish President Robby Miller led a ribbon-cutting ceremony for the West Mulberry Street Extension in Amite, Louisiana, marking a community investment in the community.
Full story at wbrz.com ↗
In less than three months, Louisiana will officially phase out traditional windshield inspection stickers for personal, non-commercial vehicles and replace them with a $6 QR code.
Full story at www1.wbrz.com ↗
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