“Do you think the Saints are going to win the Super Bowl?” Had you asked me that question a few weeks ago I would have told you I really hadn’t thought all that much about it. […]
Almost 7,000 residents of St. Charles Parish voted in Saturday’s election that selected five local school board members and the state’s insurance commissioner in addition to putting 13 amendments into the state constitution. […]
Dr. David Sampognaro of Luling pleaded no contest to a single count of “attempted possession of child pornography” before the 29th Judicial District Judge Emile St. Pierre in Hahnville. […]
What do you call a levee that’s not certified? According to FEMA, it might as well be mud.No matter how big or good they look, if the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers didn’t build them, they don’t count. […]
The Louisiana Legislature accomplished “a lot” this year, State Rep. Gary Smith said in a report to the St. Charles Rotary Club. […]
Last week the Herald-Guide asked in page-one headline, “Are school busses too hot for our kids?” And this week we answer with a resounding: “Yes, they are too hot, especially for the little ones” – because “school busses” have nothing to do with wheeling squealing students to their campuses in a fleet of big yellow vehicles. […]
Leading the news in our “Say what?” department this week comes a report from the Sheriff’s Office noting that former St. Charles Parish Councilman and current Port of South Louisiana Commissioner Jay Roberts, and business partner Murphy Majoria, were cited after someone yanked school board candidate Angela Fenerty’s “vote-for-me” signs out of her yard just days before the Sept. 30 election. […]
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