Residents in Willowdale Subdivision received automated messages from Sheriff Greg Champagne via phone calls after thieves struck vehicles in Willowdale Subdivision, resulting in several items reported stolen by residents. […]
“Listen up people, at 10:15 a.m., Waterford 3 has called a site emergency. I repeat, a site emergency,” said Tab Troxler.
The problem with the giant nuclear facility was a plane had flown into the nuclear reactor.
Thankfully, it was only a drill. […]
Investigators from the U.S. Chemical Safety Board completed their two-day assessment of the May 20 fire at the Valero St. Charles refinery and returned Tuesday to Washington, D.C. No further CSB investigation of the incident is planned. […]
We’re not sure how bothered folks have to become about June 6, 2006 (6/6/06), which is next Tuesday (and which comes once a century), but it certainly affords another opportunity to pray. Some even believe they have heard from angels to this effect: that it is a day in which the Archangel Michael should be specially invoked. […]
Studies show that fraudulent telemarketers direct 56 to 80 percent of their calls to senior citizens, the fastest-growing segment of America’s population. Because senior citizens are a prime target for con artists and thieves, Sheriff Greg Champagne joined the National Crime Prevention Council in helping seniors resist home improvement scams and telemarketing fraud. […]
A LaPlace man was robbed at gun point while he attempted to deliver diesel fuel to a business location at Campus Dr., Plantation Business Park in Destrehan. […]
St. Charles Parish has an Industrial Basketball League that provides opportunities for men for fellowship with their colleagues while doing one of their favorite past times.
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Memorial Day is a time of remembrance and of thanksgiving. It is a time of “remembrance” because we pay our respects to the one million American men and women who laid down their lives in time of war. It is a time of “thanksgiving” because we are thankful that such people once lived, and that their legacy is the unparalleled freedom we enjoy in this country and much of the world.
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As if you didn’t know already, today is the first day of hurricane season. It is the day many have been dreading for months.
It used to not be that way. We looked forward to June 1 as the beginning of vacation time when kids are out of school and families have more freedom to take trips to the beach and to Disneyworld. […]
Graduating May 18, Reginald R. Lumar is ready for the next phase of his journey. His decision to accept a full basketball scholarship to Bossier Parish Community College in Bossier, Louisiana is just the beginning that he is very excited about. […]
When it comes to corruption, Republicans are ready to come to the aid of their Democrat brethren, probably with the philosophy of “There, but for the grace of God, might be my fate three weeks from now”.
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Legislation mandating that 2 percent of gasoline and diesel fuels sold in Louisiana must soon contain ethanol and bio-diesel blends will probably be on Governor Blanco’s desk shortly. She has committed to signing the legislation in order to promote an alternative market for Louisiana farmers. […]
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