Columns
Bush, Bilbray, Busby and control of congress
The scrimmages are ending, and game time is near. In the rough and tumble world of congressional politics, sides are being chosen. […]
Year: 2006
Allen Lottinger
Grand Isle is back to normal for the summer
Less than a year after Hurricane Katrina destroyed or damaged just about every structure there, Grand Isle is just like it used to be. […]
Opinions & Responses
There’s new hope for state coming out of Washington
If Hurricane Katrina did anything good for this area, it was to make people in other parts of the country realize how the coast of Louisiana is washing away. […]
Columns
Gas prices downsizing your summer plans?
It’s that time of year again. The weather is warm; the kids will out of school, and it’s time to venture away from home on your annual quest for adventure and intrigue. […]
News
Some insects like it hot
Two important insect pests that include grasshoppers and chinch bugs are showing up a little earlier than normal and have begun making their presence known to many homeowners. […]
Lifestyles
Hahnville car enthusiast joins high performance tour
Gainesville, Fla., – Hahnville resident Blake Brady and his 1993 Ford F-150 Lightning joined other hot-rodders and car enthusiasts for America’s largest rolling car show. […]
News
Funds available for low-income families
The St. Charles Parish Department of Community Services has received funds for the Weatherization Program administered by the Louisiana Housing Finance Agency. […]
Crime
Luling resident charged with forgery and theft
Tina M. Spurgeon, 38, of 12715 Hwy. 90, Luling, was arrested on June 6 after it was discovered that she forged and cashed checks totaling $1,500 from a locally owned business. […]
News
Monsanto donates $55,000 to United Way
On Thursday, June 8, Monsanto presented a check to The United Way of St. Charles Parish for fifty-five thousand dollars. […]