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President Cooper Shares Why He Will Not Seek Third Term
Parish President Mike Cooper cited family considerations, age and the demands of public office as reasons for not seeking a third term in 2027. He emphasized spending time with loved ones and preparing to pass leadership to the next generation. Read more.
Slidell Prepares for City Elections, Mayor’s Contest Yet to Be Determined
It’s campaign time in Slidell, but whether there will be a contested mayoral race remains uncertain until qualifying ends February 13. In addition to mayor, voters will see police chief and multiple City Council seats on the May 16 ballot. Read more.
Colliers Report Highlights Redevelopment Potential for Northshore Square Mall
A new Colliers study outlines multiple redevelopment paths for the 54-acre Northshore Square Mall site, highlighting opportunities to drive economic growth in Slidell and eastern St. Tammany Parish through jobs, community space and strategic public-private planning. Read more.
Gov. Landry, Sec. Lutnick Highlight Louisiana’s Bright Future During Economic Development Luncheon
Gov. Landry and U.S. Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick spoke during the Washington Mardi Gras Economic Development Luncheon, an invitation-only event attended by more than 800 Louisiana business, civic and government leaders. They highlighted the state’s energy sector, infrastructure, assets, talent and leadership as drivers of future economic growth. Read more.
BGR Dashboards Show Property Tax Trends in St. Tammany and Beyond
The Bureau of Governmental Research's updated 2026 Property Tax Dashboards reveal that St. Tammany Parish property tax rates have declined for a second consecutive year, while rates in Orleans and Jefferson parishes rose slightly. The dashboards help residents and business owners understand local tax rates, structures and funding for public services. Read more.
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