Alexander Moraski

4 days ago | bogalusadailynews.com | Alexander Moraski

Published 10:06 am Tuesday, June 24, 2025 Three Baton Rouge men were arrested Monday, June 24, at the Washington Parish Courthouse after allegedly threatening multiple witnesses during an ongoing murder trial, according to the Washington Parish Sheriff’s Office. Deputies responded quickly after being alerted to a disturbance just outside the courtroom.

4 days ago | picayuneitem.com | Alexander Moraski

Published 10:29 pm Monday, June 23, 2025 By Alexandira BoninThe Pearl River County Sheriff’s Department has launched an investigation into a homicide-suicide that occurred Friday, June 13, at 100 Peach Tree Drive in Carriere. Deputies responded that afternoon to reports of gunshots in the area. Upon arrival, they discovered a deceased white female, later identified as Marlaina Cortez, who had sustained multiple gunshot wounds.

5 days ago | lobservateur.com | Alexander Moraski

Published 3:22 pm Monday, June 23, 2025 AGENDAST. JOHN THE BAPTIST PARISH COUNCILREGULAR MEETING, TUESDAY, JUNE 24th, 20256:00 P.M.COUNCIL CHAMBERSLAPLACE, LOUISIANATAMMY HOUSTON – CHAIRMANROBBY ARCURI – VICE-CHAIRI. CALL TO ORDERII. ROLL CALLIII. OPENING PRAYERIV. PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCEV. PUBLIC COMMENT – AGENDA ITEMS ONLY (3 minutes per citizen)VI.

5 days ago | picayuneitem.com | Alexander Moraski

Published 11:55 am Monday, June 23, 2025 By Alexandria BoninThe Pearl River County Board of Supervisors convened on June 18 to discuss several countywide topics and to approve various initiatives and funding. The meeting opened with the board’s acknowledgment of Marlinda Guerra’s retirement after 27 years of dedicated service as payroll clerk. Her retirement will take effect June 30. Guerra was presented with a certificate commemorating her service throughout the years.

1 week ago | picayuneitem.com | Alexander Moraski

Published 11:43 am Friday, June 20, 2025 The City of Picayune honored two longtime public servants during a recent City Council meeting, recognizing their contributions to local government and public safety. Battalion Chief Ottis Mitchell of the Picayune Fire Department was commended for his 28 years of service as he prepares for retirement. Mayor Jim Luke and councilmembers expressed gratitude for Mitchell’s decades of dedication to protecting residents and mentoring firefighters.