Spirit Weekly
How children were taught to love God in 1855
MY DEAR CHILD – Do you know what sin is? I will tell you. Sin is disobeying God. […]
Month: November 2006
Spirit Weekly
A question of faith
This week’s question: As religious person I want to help my fellow man whenever I can, but I don’t know how to react to when panhandlers approach me for money. […]
Spirit Weekly
Christian romance novels help women keep the spirit
CHRISTIAN romance novels featuring not-so-steamy love affairs between men and women of faith make for some good reading that inspires readers to pray and study the Bible more, says an expert. […]
Crime
Sheriff’s Report
LULING – Four men tried to snatch a 66-year-old woman’s purse in the Wal-Mart parking lot but after a struggle, they fled – and the scrappy lady kept her bag.
Anyone having information on the crime is encouraged to call the St. Charles Parish Sheriff’s office. […]
Crime
Suspect caught on video
LULING – The theft of a $12,000 Polaris Ranger at a home on River Road in Luling was caught by a video surveillance camera set up at the victim’s residence. […]
Columns
Gov. Blanco’s ‘Road Home’ is going to be a LONG one
After over two months, only 18 checks have been written for the Gov. Blanco’s Road Home Program. […]
Allen Lottinger
Campaigns continue to become more negative
Except for one runoff, the mid-term election races are over in Louisiana and it’s safe to say that not many people regret it. […]
Opinions & Responses
St. Charles voters do their duty
The election is over for St. Charles Parish, at least, and we congratulate the two winners for Congress in the districts that include parts of our parish. […]
Government
Levee plan in January, says corps
In a presentation to St. Charles Parish council members, project manager Frank Duarte said the Corps is in the final stages of analyzing the pros and cons of two top alternatives, one running along Hwy 90 near populated areas, and one across the Barataria Basin further south and closer to the Gulf of Mexico. […]