News
In the news 4-17-2007
State highway officials have launched an ongoing campaign to promote driver safety and awareness in the hope of preventing the nearly 1,000 motor-vehicle fatalities that occur each year. […]
Year: 2007
Obituaries
Obituaries 4-18-2007
Send your obituary announcements to heatherb@heraldguide.com for speedy publication in the St. Charles Herald-Guide’s print and Internet editions. Compiled by Megan Waters, Intern Doucet Angela Bourgeois Doucet, age 82, passed away on Sunday, April 15. […]
Crime
Sheriff’s Reports 4-18-2007
Suspects are innocent until proved guilty in a court of law […]
News
Sheriff blames vandalism and thefts on on BORED KIDS home for spring break
An e-mail from St. Charles Parish Sheriff Greg Champagne attempted to shed some light on a string of incidents that he considers to be isolated acts of vandalism and theft related partly to parish schools being out of session for spring break holidays. […]
News
More DWI arrests than usual thanks to citizen watchdogs
Over a one week span, the St. Charles Parish Sheriff’s office reported an unusually high number of DWI arrests, a “welcome feat” that the department says comes from a variety of factors, including the help of concerned citizens. […]
Columns
Crackpot – or ahead of his time? When it comes to ED BLAKELY you be the judge!
According to published reports, New Orleans Recovery Czar Dr. Ed Blakely believes the destruction of The Big Easy was a “natural event” and the result of Global Warming. […]
Letter to the Editor
Letters to the editor
Dear Editor:
I would like to take this opportunity to offer my sincere thanks and appreciation for the outstanding article that Caleb wrote in this week’s Guide regarding the Hahnville High School Golf Team. […]
Editorial
Taxpayers shouldn’t have to fund stem-cell horror studies
The U.S. Senate has debated two very different bills on stem cell research. One bill, submitted by Democratic Majority Leader Harry Reid, calls for the federal funding of research that kills human embryos. […]
Allen Lottinger
Post-Katrina play moves from attic to attic
The best post-Katrina play to be staged in the area has been held over at Southern Rep Theatre at Canal Place in New Orleans. But better hurry because it ends Sunday. […]