ST. CHARLES PARISH – The St. Charles Sheriff’s Office will allow the general public to use the St. Charles Firing Range to shoot rifles only on September 24 from 8-11 a.m. and noon-4 p.m. Other range dates include October 15 and 22. […]
One of our country’s major problems at the present time is caused by a tax system with many flaws in it that cannot be corrected with less than a major overhaul. […]
In an effort to ramp up the excitement over the secretary of state debate held last week, Jean Armstrong, of the sponsoring League of Women Voters of Louisiana, reminded the audience that the occupant of the office “is only two heartbeats away from being governor.” She tried, anyway. […]
Ready or not, like it or not, elections are here in Louisiana. Things have changed so fast in the Bayou State that it is hard to put the next two months of the election cycle into perspective. […]
I’m sure many felt the same as I did Sunday if they watched the Saints game – Sorry for the opposing quarterback, but VERY happy for the Saints’ great strategies. […]
Arrests •Nathaniel G. Allen, 23 of 20 Sawgrass Drive in LaPlace, was arrested on Sept. 13 and charged with D.W.I., speeding, possession of Marijuana and contraband in correctional center. •Ryan P. Dugas, 22, of 58 […]
While nearly 100 percent of all influenza diagnoses last year were the H1N1 virus, there is no indication that the same problem should occur this year in St. Charles Parish. […]
Big changes are coming to Airline Highway that should increase safety on the heavily-traveled road.
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The right lanes of the Hale Boggs bridge on Interstate 310 will be closed in both directions starting at 7 p.m. Friday until 5 p.m. Saturday for movement of construction equipment, according to the state Department of Transportation and Development. […]
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