Allen Lottinger
Free trade could help our image in South America
President Bush has turned his attention into a new direction, one that has not occupied the attention of American presidents in quite some time. […]
Month: March 2007
Columns
GOP likes abortion and gay marriage?
Question: When did Republicans begin embracing flip-floppers who support abortion, gun control, gay marriage, illegal immigrants and amnesty? […]
News
Absentee voting and polling places …
March 31 is an important day for the St. Charles School Board. […]
Columns
School millage renewal: it’s a smart investment in our children’s future
School millage renewal: it’s a smart investment in our children’s future. St. Charles Parish voters will decide on Saturday, March 31, 2007, whether or not to renew two separate millages for the St. Charles Parish Public School System. […]
News
VIPs 3-14-2007
Danielle Simon has been named Employee of the Month at St. Charles Parish Hospital. She is a supervisor in the Health Information Department and has worked at the hospital since 2001. […]
News
Free dental clinic set to open in a few weeks
The St. Charles Parish Community Health Center will open a dental clinic in June. […]
Barbara Munson
Read how fate made a writer of St. Rose’s Farrah Rochon
Farrah Rochon grew up in Edgard and credits her aunt for instilling in her a love of reading. The daughter of an English teacher, Farrah received her Masters in Psychology from Southeastern Louisiana University and was pursuing her Ph.D. with the intent to become a teacher herself. […]
News
Man hurt in fall off St. Patrick’s float
A 19 year old was listed in critical condition at University Hospital after he fell from a float in a St. Patrick’s Day parade. […]
Fishing / Hunting
Summertime means gator-time for parish
In any other part of the country it may sound odd to find a fully grown alligator catching a tan on someone’s front lawn, but in St. Charles Parish, it simply means summer is around the corner and alligator nuisance officer Kenny Schmill has work to do. […]