Good morning, Slidell.

Carnival Expert Professor Carl Nivale provided parade details for Friday, Jan.

30, 2026 + his report explained the route and timings for local residents.

Today, the Krewe of Titans parade moved through Slidell despite a cold snap (temperatures dipped unexpectedly), drawing local supporters and showcasing vibrant community spirit.

An Extreme Cold Warning is in effect for the Poseidon parade in Slidell tonight as temperatures in the low 30s feel like the low 20s when wind chills hit.

Parade organizers advise dressing in layers — with hat, gloves, and scarf — to stay safe during the festivities.

The city bought a 24-acre baseball and softball complex (purchased for $310K on Jan.

26) and will sign a deal with a private group to invest $7-8 million in upgrades that will allow local youth tournaments and boost sports tourism, with construction starting in June and a state-of-the-art facility expected by spring 2027.

Record cold is expected across Louisiana this weekend, raising hypothermia concerns.

Health experts advise residents to watch for signs (such as shivering, confusion, and difficulty speaking) and take precautions when exposed to extreme temperatures.

Defending state soccer champions St. Paul's beat Fontainebleau 3-0 at Hunter Stadium on Jan.

30. The team built an early lead with goals from McWilliams and Dantin before sealing the win with a penalty from Gristina, and coach Sean Moser credited focusing on every small detail (helping them prepare to defend their crown in late February).

Mandeville Skippers defeated St. Paul's 62-57 in a District 6-5A basketball game on Jan.

30 in front of a packed crowd; senior guard Will Blessey scored 16 and Coach Josh Priola said the team will focus on their district championship game against Ponchatoula on Thursday — a crucial rivalry.

Pearl River Lions Club Parade

11 AM – 5 PM — McDonald's — Free entry — Celebrate community spirit with floats, music, and family fun at the beloved Pearl River Lions Parade.