Opinions & Responses
Are teen movies intentionally immoral?
(AgapePress) – Barna Research in 2002 revealed that less than 10 percent of teens believe that there are such things as moral absolutes to guide their actions. […]
Year: 2006
Columns
Politics not the answer
As the first anniversary of Hurricane Katrina approaches, too much of the landscape in the hardest hit areas of Louisiana remains devastated. […]
Allen Lottinger
$3 not that expensive for a gallon of gas
Let’s look at it this way. You pay almost $3 for a gallon bottle of water – – H2O – – that stuff that is the most plentiful liquid in the universe. […]
Columns
The beginning of a new school year
Can you believe it? Another summer has come and gone already.Three sure signs tell us it’s so. Football practice has started, parents have been stripping school supplies off the shelves and, starting next Monday morning, deputies will be set up in school zones all across St. Charles Parish attempting to slow motorists as an army of school busses take to the streets. […]
News
It doesn’t take a hurricane to cause serious flood damage
Louisiana residents naturally think of Hurricanes Katrina and Rita when considering how they can protect their homes against wind-driven rain and flooding. […]
News
LSU AgCenter offers tips for a successful school year
The end of summer is quickly approaching, and the new school year is close at hand. […]
Crime
Local arrested for fraudulent prescriptions
On Aug. 4, Lindsey Jeffers, 23, of 15212 U.S. 90, Paradis, was arrested on a warrant that was issued for three counts of writing a prescription for a controlled dangerous substance for a fictitious person. […]
News
Parish levees continue to improve
The progress of levee protection on both the east and west banks of St. Charles Parish are continuing to improve. […]
Crime
Men charged with indicent behavior with juveniles
In recent days, three St. Charles Parish men were arrested and charged with indecent behavior with juveniles. […]