Farmer's Market In Downtown Denham Springs
What does the Farmer's Market have to offer? Bergeron's Homegrown and Homemade, Coussou"s Original Cajun Kicker Hot Sauce Co., Landry Poche' Farms, Natural Bath & Body Soaps, PaPa's Popper Kettlecorn, Nature's Honey - raw honey unprocessed, Lloyd's Smokehouse Sausages, etc., Grainfed non-medicated Beef that has cut & wrapped steaks, etc., Cousin Boudreaux's Seasonings, and many booths with fresh vegetables and fruits like blueberries. All these booths are in front of the downtown James' Grill every Saturday morning.
RED HAT SOCIETY Of LOUMC held a luncheon July 24th
Barbara Parker, her mother Jo Anne Parker and Anne Hardy attended the event wearing the signature "red hat."
LIVEACT - Livingston Ensemble Active Community Theatre Presents "Looking Glass Land," by James DeVita
Come see the show Friday, July 25th or Saturday, July 26th at 6:30 PM at Luke 10:27, A Community of Faith Church. The church is located at 569 Florida Avenue Southwest, behind Hancock Bank and the Department of Motor Vehicles in Denham Springs. (See "Features" page for more info.)
Photo of Cast from "Looking Glass Land."
Fun at the Beach!
Brothers Alex and Nicholas Donze playing at Orange Beach. What a Sand Castle!
Annual Beach Trip for local Pokino Group
Friends (from left) Debbie Martin, Gina Rogers, Marty Schiltz,Shannon Donze,Leslie Dyess and Tonya Betz pose for a photo on The Wharf at Orange Beach.
LIVEACT's First Production "Looking Glass Land" July 25 & 26.
Actors prepare for production of a Lewis Carroll adaptation of Through the Looking Glass.
See more info on production on our "Features" page.
First Graduate of Live Oak High School
Shelly Strobel sends picture and writes "I found this picture in my Grandmother Laura Underwood's treasures. It's a picture of the very first graduate of Live Oak High School, Adele Fugler Fontenot, and she was the entire senior class! (She was Adele Fugler when she graduated.) I think it was in 1925. Live Oak had been a school that only went through 8th grade until that time. After 8th grade, those who wanted to continue their education either went away to boarding school, stayed with relatives in Denham Springs and attended school there, or went by horseback to Denham Springs to school every day. Some of our great aunts and uncles did all three at one time or another!"
Taking a break at the park!
Friends Brennon, Nicholas,Haley & Callie take a break from playing at North Park!
Graduation Day for Travis!
Proud grandmother Carol Justice sends picture of grandson Travis Rushing at his graduation from LSU. Travis graduated in Mechanical Engineering. He along with five other engineers won the prestigious Burns Award for the design and building of a portable hurricane tracking station. Travis plans on attending LSU for his MBA. Pictured along with Travis from left are his grandfather, Carl "Peno" Rushing, his father, Joel Rushing and his grandfather, Jim Justice.
Happy Fourth of July!
Friends and family gathered at the Train Station for "Honor America Day!"
Picking Blueberries!
Hannan Dees and Mickie and Katie Hagan pick blueberries on June 25th to sell to raise money for Live Oak UMC's youth fund.
Live Oak UMC's Vacation Bible School
Teachers and students dressed in Medieval costumes while learning Bible stories in their own Medieval Castle.
Halls were decked out as the outer walls of a castle. (For more pics see "What's Happening" page.)
