Gimmick issues won’t win election
To succeed at getting elected, a candidate needs to stay on message, to respond when attacked and—when there is nothing left to say—to change the subject. […]
To succeed at getting elected, a candidate needs to stay on message, to respond when attacked and—when there is nothing left to say—to change the subject. […]
One of the things I admire most about business people—particularly small business people—is that they have the courage to take risks. Free market capitalism isn’t for the faint of heart. […]
One would never think this country is in a major drought judging from the amount of rainfall hitting Louisiana in recent weeks. […]
Though we live in the world’s greatest democracy, we have some shortcomings in how we elect our President and Vice President. […]
Cindy Autin, of Des Allemands, was randomly selected from the Herald-Guide’s list of Facebook friends for the month of July and won a Louisiana Sportsman’s decal.
On Aug. 3-4, St. Charles will be the only parish in the state that will suspend all sales taxes on most retail purchases.
This year the Louisiana legislature passed a bill dealing directly with how school systems should handle bullying.
Several pets have been reported missing in neighborhoods around the parish and Animal Control Director Angie Robert said coyotes are the likely culprit.
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When Stacy Francis was a young kid growing up on Hahnville’s Courthouse Lane he was not allowed to play at nearby Fashion Golf & Country Club because of the color of his skin. […]
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