Lifestyles
HHS, DHS Kiddie Camp participants to dance at Sept. 18 football games
The Hahnville High School Hi-Steppers have set the date for their Kiddie Campers’ performance. […]
Month: September 2009
Government
Cataouatche: Top-notch boat launch in the works
On Sept. 21, the St. Charles Parish Council will consider hiring an engineer to design a $2 million boat launch in Luling between the Davis Pond Diversion and Pier 90. […]
Government
Councilman says he’s not trying to stop construction of library
St. Charles Parish Councilman Paul Hogan wants an investigation into what he says was a lack of approval by the Library Board of Control to increase the square footage of the East Bank Regional Library from 33,587 to 39,655 prior to the project going out for bid. […]
Lifestyles
Resurrecting a Ghost
On May 30, 1944, ace pilot and Ida native Capt. Fletcher E. Adams was shot down in German territory and tortured and murdered by German civilians. […]
News
Ammo coming back in stock
A nationwide ammo shortage that resulted from a run on guns by consumers since the election of President Barack Obama seems to be letting up as suppliers catch up with the increased demand – at least for one local dealer.
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Government
Obama tells students what they must do
It’s not often the President of the United States visits students in their classrooms. In fact, we can’t remember it ever happening. […]
Editorial
Angels are all around us, just have to look
You never forget them. […]
Columns
Why we need local School Board reform
Louisiana has about 700 local school board members across the state. Local school boards are charged with establishing policy that results in quality education for students and they are the stewards of hundreds of millions of tax dollars collected for schools. […]
Obituaries
Loyola Zeringue
Loyola Zeringue, age 85, passed away on Wednesday, Aug. 26, 2009 at 5:45 a.m. at the St. Charles Parish Hospital. […]