Lifestyles
This week’s Humane Society showcase adoption pet “Dylan”
This week’s Humane Society showcase is Dylan. […]
Month: October 2013
Lifestyles
Pro shows how to make wreaths for all occassions
Fall is the time of year when homeowners around the country traditionally begin to hang festive wreaths on their doors. […]
Football
LSU, SEC changed forever
In front of our very eyes, we are seeing major changes in college football and in particular how games are going to be played in the SEC and for LSU. […]
Government
Future of coast may brighten up
After the leveeing of the Mississippi River, which has nearly destroyed the Louisiana coast by depriving it of overflows of fresh water that brought life to our wetlands and marshes, we got a break in 1990. […]
Editorial
Borderline bribe precedes loss of license
In making his transition from puncher to promoter, James Johnson of Shreveport thought it might help his situation to offer the Louisiana Boxing and Wrestling Commission a “large donation” to help move the licensing process along—and he did so in writing. […]
Obituaries
Clara Dunn Duran
Clara Dunn Duran, 78, a native and resident of Des Allemands passed away on Friday Sept. 20. […]
Crime
Sheriff’s Reports 10-3-2013
Sheriff’s Reports 10-3-2013 […]
Business
Businesses built before ‘83 could see big rise in insurance
After months and months of debate and lobbying on behalf local homeowners, the enaction date for the Biggert-Waters Act came and went on Oct. 1 with little fanfare. […]
Government
Expansion of Panama Canal will increase traffic in St. Charles
The transportation infrastructure in St. Charles Parish is in questionable shape when it comes to handling up to three times more freight traffic that is expected to be shipped through the area after the expansion of the Panama Canal is completed. […]