Good morning, Slidell.

Habitat for Humanity West St. Tammany (the first Habitat site in the state) is celebrating 45 years by hosting a community partners breakfast on March 5 at 8:30 a.m. at River Mill at Coquille, where guest speakers will share powerful stories and future plans amid a challenging housing market.

During Lent, over 50 Catholic churches are set to host meatless fish fries every Friday, with volunteers preparing seafood plates to help raise funds.

The tradition will continue each week until Easter.

Residents visited local seafood restaurants on the first Friday of Lent to enjoy seasonal dishes (featuring special menus) that brightened local dining.

The event highlighted community traditions and the area’s vibrant food culture.

Hannan junior Maggie Wylie scored in the 65th minute to lead the Hawks to a 1-0 win over E.D.

White at Hawk Field on Feb. 20, earning a spot in the Division III state finals at Southeastern’s Strawberry Stadium on Feb. 26 (5 p.m.).

St. Scholastica girls soccer beat St. Thomas More 2-1 in their Division II semifinal at the SSA Athletic Complex on Feb.

20. The Doves — two-time defending state champions — will meet either Ben Franklin or Teurlings Catholic in the state final at Strawberry Stadium on Feb. 28 at 5 p.m.

Bubbly on the Bayou - 16th Annual

11 a.m. – 2 p.m. — Bubble Bayou — Charity fundraiser — Celebrate with a Kentucky Derby themed champagne brunch benefiting Rainbow Child Care.