Editorial
Has He Risen in Our Hearts?
We’re all longing, in the deepest recesses of our hearts, to be loved with great tenderness, sensitivity, compassion and understanding. […]
Month: April 2010
Allen Lottinger
Jindal could lead in right direction
Gov. Bobby Jindal is making news again. Now he wants to reshape the State of Louisiana by cutting the government infrastructure and turning over many of the state’s functions to the private sector. […]
Crime
70-year-old man charged with beating wife, throwing knife
A 70-year-old Destrehan man was arrested and booked with aggravated battery after allegedly punching his wife several times in the face and throwing a large hunting knife at her back, according to the St. Charles Parish Sheriff’s Office. […]
Business
Dental clinic that ‘caters to cowards’ coming to Boutte
One of the largest group dental practices in southeast Louisiana is currently building a new facility in Boutte to serve St. Charles Parish. […]
Crime
12-year-old Luling girl says man tried to lure her into car
The St. Charles Parish Sheriff’s Office is asking parents and children in the Lagatutta/Mimosa area to be on the lookout after a 12-year-old Luling girl told authorities that a man tried to coax her into his vehicle. […]
Lifestyles
St. Rose Army cook trades Kevlar helmet for chef’s hat
FORT LEE, Va. – The son of a St. Rose couple recently traded his Kevlar helmet for a chef’s hat during one of the largest culinary competitions of its kind in the United States. […]
Government
Change coming to Paul Maillard
What started out as a vision from God for one local woman has now evolved into an outreach center that provides support for those struggling to find a place in life and for those who want to make their lives better. […]
Government
Volunteers tackle 124 miles of trash
A total of 256 volunteers from community groups and industry covered 124 miles of the parish and filled 229 bags with roadside litter in the parish’s second annual Trash Bash. […]
News
‘Little Run’ entices young to bridge race
Over the years, the United Way of St. Charles’ annual bridge run has become the largest run over the Mississippi River in the country, but now organizers hope free food and a “Little Bridge Run” will attract even more participants. […]