Our local volunteer fire departments have every right to be concerned about the current Patio Lots proposal.Our good firefighters like Larry Cachran and others like him are only concerned about the public safety and not themselves. […]
With the anniversaries of Hurricanes Katrina and Rita fast approaching, broadcasters and news reporters across the country are scurrying for stories. […]
It was a great day in the 1930s when the Huey P. Long Bridge was opened. […]
Next Tuesday is an important anniversary date in South Louisiana. Not one on which we want to celebrate a great accomplishment. […]
If you are a parent or student in St. Charles Parish Public Schools, chances are you have noticed the significant changes to the district’s websites, informational material and the newly issued “InBox” packets given to students for parents on the first day of school, all of which are embossed with the same new slogan, “You and I…We are St. Charles Parish Schools”. […]
BATON ROUGE — By now, most folks in south Louisiana have seen the maps. They’re generated by government agencies, private groups and newspapers, and usually include clusters of dots or circles depicting where hurricane evacuees are now located. […]
A 30-year-old Norco woman was robbed Aug. 16 while retrieving belongings out of her vehicle at 41 Barreca St., Norco. […]
On Aug. 18 the St. Charles Operations site for Dow Chemical hosted a noon meeting featuring commentary by 3rd District U.S. Representative Charlie Melancon.
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Meadows Drive, which is lined with Section 8 housing and criminal activity, has become a source of fear, crime and intimidation for the residents of Red Church subdivision, in particular, residents of Longview Drive who share back yards with the homes on Meadows Drive. […]
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