Here's your local news at a glance for Friday, the 27th of March.
Good morning, Slidell.
Outland Technologies in Slidell has built underwater robots and cameras for over 40 years.
This small, family-run business designs custom ROVs used by military and researchers worldwide and plans to expand affordable ship-inspection solutions using its in-house technology.
Whitney Miller is live streaming from Congo Square Rhythms Festival this morning, giving Slidell viewers a first look at one of the featured musicians (highlighting local talent).
The Louisiana Crawfish Festival returns this week, celebrating 51 years of food, music, and community in Slidell (with live performances and local crawfish dishes).
Attendees can experience local flavors and festive activities throughout the event.
Free Autism Awareness Workshops will be held on April 2 at the TPSS Family & Community Event Center in Hammond, offering four sessions from a hybrid Autism 101 to in-person behavior training.
Organized by Tangipahoa Parish Office of Innovation and LSU Health New Orleans School of Allied Health (LASARD), the events will equip local families with practical strategies.
The National Hurricane Center will update its cone of uncertainty for the upcoming hurricane season to include inland alerts covering areas like Baton Rouge + the Northshore.
The simpler design with new symbols aims to help communities prepare for wind hazards beyond the coast.
K-POP Warriors
4:30-6:00 p.m. — The Harbor Center — Tickets available — Experience a high-energy family show filled with vibrant K-Pop music and dance.
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