Anna Kate Freeland
- Indexed articles, last 90 days
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- Sep 30, 2026
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- Sep 24, 2026
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Ascension judge resigns from bench after his election disqualification over tax filings (opens the original)
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Stephen Tureau has officially resigned as a judge in the 23rd Judicial District Court, according to a spokesperson for the Secretary of State, after a legal dispute disqualified him from running for reelection in November. The Secretary of Stateâs spokesperson said Tureau hand-delivered his resignation letter last Friday. According to the Secretary of Stateâs letter to the supreme court, Tureauâs resignation will go into effect on Saturday. No special election is required to fill the vacan
A $59 million Our Lady of the Lake expansion is underway in Gonzales. See what it will provide. (opens the original)
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Our Lady of the Lake St. Elizabeth in Gonzales broke ground Tuesday on a $59 million expansion aiming to provide additional healthcare for Ascension Parish. The three-story, 71,000-square-foot building will house the womenâs primary care and cardiology services, all with diagnostic imaging capabilities. It will also have outpatient pharmacy and laboratory services, with the capacity to add services as community needs evolve. âThis is a great day for FMOL Health, a great day for Ascension Par
Newly released documents signed under NDAs reveal Ascension’s agreements with Hyundai (opens the original)
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Ascension Parish has released development agreements related to Hyundaiâs $5.8 billion steel mill, detailing over $200 million in government-built infrastructure to support industry in the area as well as the payments the company will make in place of traditional property taxes. The documents, which were protected by nondisclosure agreements, were released Tuesday after a confidentiality period expired. The confidential agreements between parish officials and Hyundai date back to Aug. 10, 2024
$30 million, 200,000-square-foot distribution facility coming to Ascension Parish. See where. (opens the original)
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A new $30 million, 200,000-square-foot distribution facility is coming to Ascension Parish, with construction expected to begin in the first quarter of 2027. The facility will be built in Geismar at the Magnolia Ridge Logistics Park, a site intended for industrial tenants like bulk distribution companies, light manufacturers and plant services businesses. The 186-acre industrial park, formed by Alexandria-based Ratcliff Development and local private equity firm JRE Capital, announced in June tha
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