Crime
Police searching for man seen taking items from Luling home
The St. Charles Parish Sheriff’s Office is searching for a man who was photographed Thursday afternoon loading up items into his car from a Barton Avenue home.
Month: May 2013
Lifestyles
SCB student receives honors scholarship
Evan Thomason, an eighth grader at St. Charles Borromeo School in Destrehan, recently received the Archbishop Joseph Francis Rummel Honors Scholarship. […]
Lifestyles
New Sarpy Elementary reading program
New Sarpy Elementary Library proudly announces the winners for March’s reading program, “Take Flight, Read!” Students read books and completed short forms. […]
Obituaries
Leonard Anthony Lauve Sr.
Leonard Anthony Lauve Sr., 89, a lifelong resident of Luling, went to be with his Lord on May 26.
Lifestyles
Norco Elementary’s Students of the Month
Character traits for Norco Elementary’s students of the month were fairness, conservation and perseverance. […]
Crime
Sheriff’s Reports 5-30-2013
•Whitney Gautreaux, 39, of 238 Destrehan Drive in Destrehan, was arrested on May 15 and charged with improper control of vehicle, an attachment and possession of Diazepam.
Government
Be prepared this hurricane season
It’s that time of year again. Hurricane season, we mean.
Columns
Obama administration – where ignorance is bliss
If FDR had the same advisors that Barack Obama has, he wouldn’t have known that Pearl Harbor had been bombed until media reports filtered back to the mainland. […]
Columns
Senator misses the mark
In the Sunday Advocate, Sen. Dan Claitor said this regarding House Bill 703: [T]he legislation [is] “a political poke in the eye and a waste of our time.”
Editorial
Jindal won’t hear of tax to aid deaf
By John Maginnis
Given the steep decrease in telephone land lines and the explosion in cell phones, the legislative bill to adjust the tax to pay for telecommunications services for the deaf seemed fair and reasonable. […]
Government
State legislature honors Herald-Guide’s Newspaper of the Year selection
The Louisiana legislature has honored the St. Charles Herald-Guide for the newspaper’s selection as Newspaper of the Year for Division 4.
Government
Local judges having trouble filling jury pools
It is not uncommon for registered voters and licensed drivers to get a summons in the mail requesting their presence at the local courthouse to sit for jury duty, however, it is becoming less and less common for St. Charles Parish residents to actually show up.
