VIDALIA, La. (AP) _ In a tiny, jam-packed room, Bobby Jindal shook hands, slapped a few backs and launched into his standard stump speech, pledging to rid the state of corruption, incompetence and out-of-control spending. […]
The next governor could do a lot for the future of our state – – whether we continue with the type of favoritisms that have led to corruption and unequal benefits and privileges for our citizens or a new posture that promises them fair and equal treatment. […]
Despite the rainy weather, more than 1,600 people flocked to the United Way’s sixth annual “Battle for the Paddle” to taste some of the best gumbo and jambalaya in South Louisiana. […]
Norco families want bathrooms removed from the park on the corner of Fifth Street and Goodhope, because they claim it’s an eyesore for the residents living adjacent and directly across from it. […]
The Landry family wants Councilman Brian Fabre to apologize for using a photo in his brochures that suggest they are in support of his political campaign. […]
To the Editor:
Rathborne Land Company has been actively involved in the effort to bring levee protection to the west bank of St. Charles Parish for many years. Despite our efforts, we have been viciously attacked by certain individuals and groups and actually accused of blocking the effort to build a hurricane protection levee. […]
A Metairie man accused of cyber stalking a teenage girl is being held in the Nelson Coleman Correctional Facility on a $150,000 bond. […]
The St. Charles Parish Council approved a moratorium preventing new development in Ama until a land use study is complete. […]
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