Lifestyles
Viking feast reward for engineering feat
The Engineering Design and Physics class at the Satellite Center recently completed a project on trebuchet design and construction. […]
Month: March 2012
Lifestyles
Edible fractions
Mimosa Park Elementary students in Gayle Simoneaux’s 2nd grade class are learning how to identify fractions of a set in math using a graham cracker and candy. […]
Events & Announcements
Not-to-miss deals at this year’s Sportsmen’s Show
You’ve never seen an outdoor show like this. […]
Recipes
Lemon crunch fish fillets
Editorial
‘Louisiana Way’ is hard to leave behind
The Louisiana Way is back, if it ever left. The term was famously used by federal prosecutors in the 2000 riverboat racketeering trial of former Gov. Edwin Edwards to describe the corrupt system of bribery, inside dealing and influence peddling by which state politics had operated for decades. […]
Allen Lottinger
Recycling needs a fix
If St. Charles Parish wants residents to recycle, it needs to change the present method of doing so. […]
Our View
Education in state to experience change
John White, Louisiana’s new superintendent of education, seems to be leading the way in providing our state the type of educational system that will serve its future. […]
Obituaries
Diana Mary Matherne Douglass
Diana Mary Matherne Douglass, 69, passed away on Feb. 19, 2012 in Cut Off. […]
Crime
Sheriff’s Reports 3-1-2012
Arrests •Rainey Warren, 46, of 6103 Curran Road in New Orleans, was arrested on Feb. 22 and charged with D.W.I., open container, limitations on backing, contraband in correctional center and possession of acetaminophen and Codeine […]