Excitement filled the Ponchatoula Community Center on Thursday, December 20, 2018, as After School teachers, students and volunteers celebrated Christmas before dismissing for the holidays.
The City of Ponchatoula again participated in the national “Lights On Afterschool” event with its “Family & Friends Night” at the Ponchatoula Community Center for a time of celebrating the growth and positive results of its own after-school program. Called “Ponchatoula Student Outreach,” the program’s motto is “From Afterschool to Bright Futures” and according to reports on improvement in behavior and grades, the future is looking much brighter for some who have needed that extra encouraging nudge.
Ponchatoula City Hall was abuzz with activity Thursday, October 18, hosting its second annual health fair for city workers, their families, and the public.
Ponchatoula has always been proud of its dedicated volunteer fire department and that pride has continued to grow along with the city and the department itself.
You see the City of Ponchatoula Transportation Bus on our streets but have you ever wondered how it got there and where it goes? As with so many other successful projects, it began as – and still is – a joint effort.
The City of Ponchatoula has at last been given the go-ahead on the thorough flushing of its water lines and Mayor Bob Zabbia would like to inform residents what to expect.
The City of Ponchatoula has at last been given the go-ahead on the thorough flushing of its water lines and Mayor Bob Zabbia would like to inform residents what to expect.
One of the many attributes Ponchatoula has is that its people are known for being “in for the long haul” when it comes to working.
With prices going up and some incomes not, food pantries in Ponchatoula are reaching out monthly with groceries to help take up the slack for needy residents.
On clear days from miles away, our beautiful massive flag welcomes visitors to town, and on clear nights, even as far south as Manchac, well-lit, she welcomes her residents home.
