Events & Announcements
Learn Polynesian dance at libraries
Teens and tweens can experience real Polynesian dancing on July 8 at the Norco Library at 1 p.m. and the St. Rose Library at 3 p.m. […]
Month: July 2011
Crime
I-310: Police arrest man for shooting gun
A 23-year-old Houma man allegedly caught a case of road rage on I-310, shooting a gun in the air multiple times after becoming upset with another driver, according to the St. Charles Parish Sheriff’s Office.
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News
‘Bayou Boys’ honored 50 years later
As part of the Louisiana Catfish Festival, a football team that captured the hearts of the Des Allemands community in 1961 will be honored with a special trophy.
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Columns
God provides, protects even at baseball games
Normally, Jeanne and I spend Saturday nights ministering at Fontainebleau Treatment Center. A recent remodeling of the facility gave us a rare, free Saturday night. […]
Columns
Why are underpaid leges seeking re-election?
Why are so many underpaid and overworked leges running for re-election this fall?
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Columns
Pampered egos need to find guts
The debate is raging in Washington about the looming debt limit witching hour, and the arguments are multifaceted. […]
Allen Lottinger
Jindal’s re-election looking likely
Though there has been some dissatisfaction with Gov. Bobby Jindal’s administration of the state to date, there doesn’t seem to be enough of it at the present time to foreclose on his re-election. […]
Opinions & Responses
Grand Ridge dressing up a beautiful parish
When you live in St. Charles Parish, you live close to nature. And no place is that more evident than in the Willowdale area, site of the former Willowdale Country Club and the upcoming Grand Ridge Golf Club. […]
Obituaries
Julie Marie Chaisson
Julie Marie Chaisson, 80, a native of Bayou Gauche and resident of Luling, passed away on July 2, 2011. […]