Sports
Swimming like they mean it at HHS
Congratulations to the following Hahnville High School students who will represent their school at the Metro and State Swim meets:
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Month: November 2006
Football
Turn out the lights, the party’s OVER
The Destrehan Wildcats’ 2006 season came to halt Friday night at the hands of the Carencro Bears for the second time in four years as the boys in garnet and gray fell 35-28. The Bears’ had just ended the Hahnville Tigers’ season one week prior, but the Wildcats did not go down as easy as Hahnville did. […]
Football
Saints FLUB their way to another loss
Two weeks ago the New Orleans Saints were traveling in rarified NFL territory sporting a 6-2 mark…but two weeks of being generous to opponents have them back to mere mortal status and fighting to keep the top spot in the NFC South Division. […]
Lifestyles
MONEYTALK with St. Charles Parish’s Al Suffrin
Dear Al: I’ll turn 15 on Dec. 5. If I save just $1 a day every day, when will I be able to retire as a millionaire?
And what’s the best place to put my money so I can retire in the least amount of time? Thanks!
– Millionaire Wannabe in Luling.
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Lifestyles
Moms and dads: are your children letting down in school?
A spoonful of sugar may help the medicine go down, but it could take a little more for the homework to get done, say experts. […]
Lifestyles
Make any man fall in LOVE with you in 30 seconds flat
BOUTTE – You can make any man fall in love with you in 30 magical seconds, a fascinating new study shows. […]
Health
Enjoy a stress-free holiday with tips from a top psychiatrist
BOUTTE – You can avoid stress and sail through your holidays as a relaxed and happy camper with a psychiatrist’s “survival tips” for Herald-Guide readers who fuss and fret too much during the Christmas season. […]
Obituaries
Obituaries 11-29-2006
AYME
Gaston “Ponnie” Joseph Ayme Jr. on Friday, Nov. 3 at 12:45 p.m. in Jefferson. A U.S. Navy veteran.
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Crime
Sheriff’s Reports 11-29-2006
Clarification: In our Nov. 16 issue, in a police beat item attributed to the Sheriff’s Office, we noted that a nake man exposed himself to an unidentified Norco woman. The woman was fully clothed, not otherwise as the Herald-Guide reported. […]
