Government
Naked and exposed
Along the parish’s southern flank, most of the west bank section is without any significant hurricane levee; this is a fact of life that west bank parish residents have grown accustomed to.
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Year: 2006
Government
Vitter comes to St. Charles
Washington, D.C. – U.S. Sen. David Vitter today announced satellite office hours for St. Charles Parish residents. […]
News
Summer reading programs kick off at parish libraries
Starting June 5, children can register for the annual summer reading program at any library branch in St. Charles Parish. […]
Sports
Track team sprints into summer
The St. Charles Striders, a summer track team known to produce national champs such as Jaii Scott, long jump; Chris Richards, long jump, triple jump, 100 and 200 meters; Traun Smith, triple jump; and Jarvis Harris, triple jump. […]
Lifestyles
Ghost Story – part 1
This is the first of a two-part interview with Australian Victoria Maison. Next week: Ghost story – part II, How to deal with spirits of darkness. […]
Columns
It’s all about the angle
Nine months later, with the scars of Hurricane Katrina all around us and the vivid images of the madness she left in her wake still fresh in our mind, Hurricane Season is once again upon us. […]
News
Local citizens need to be seen and heard more
What’s that you say? The people up in Washington D. C. don’t care what you think? […]
Baseball
Legion ball is a hit
Although area high schools have recently let out and ending the baseball seasons for the Hahnville and Destrehan, summer is baseball is in full swing, as American Legion Baseball kicks off this week in St. Charles Parish. […]
Columns
Class action lawsuit loophole
Last year, Congress did something it rarely does these days; it passed a major reform in the face of strong opposition. Responding to many well-documented abuses, Congress enacted a compromise bill on class action lawsuit reform. […]