Tony LeMon Visits Covington Head Start

Tony LeMon, Chief of the Civil Division and Diversion Program in the District Attorney’s Office, visited the Covington Head Start Centers on Oct. 14 to read a book to children in the program. LeMon and other community leaders were invited to participate as part of...

Sheriff’s Office K-9, Thor, Honored

Employees of the District Attorney’s Office were part of the large crowd that gathered outside the Justice Center in Covington Friday (Oct. 23) to welcome home Thor, The St. Tammany Sheriff’s Office K-9 seriously injured during a burglary investigation Tuesday (Oct....

Abita Springs Man Pleads Guilty to Molesting a 16-Year-Old Girl

COVINGTON—Joshua Hanson, 27, of Abita Springs, was sentenced to seven years in prison Thursday (Oct. 22), after pleading guilty to molestation of a juvenile and carnal knowledge of a juvenile for incidents more than two years ago with a 16-year-old girl. Hanson first...

Mount Hermon Man Could Face Life in Prison for Operating Meth Lab

FRANKLINTON—Glenn Guyn, 49, of Mount Hermon, faces 30 years to life in prison after his conviction Tuesday (Oct. 13) by a Washington Parish jury on charges that he was operating a methamphetamine lab. District Judge Richard A. Swartz, Jr., is scheduled to sentence...