News
Accidents highlight dangers of walking on Old Spanish Trail
A makeshift memorial of stuffed animals, balloons and a sign reading “R.I.P.” sit on the side of Old Spanish Trail in Boutte. […]
Month: November 2013
Business
Historic St. Rose Tavern will be forced to shut doors
After operating in the same spot for the past 91 years, it looks like the lights may be going out on a historic local eatery. […]
Health
After dropping 65 pounds, Luling woman gets award from American Heart Society
Last New Year’s Day, Luling native Leslie Cooper made a resolution that she was going to make a change in her life. […]
Football
Wildcats will have to stop physical Ruston rushing attack to advance
After dominating Terrebonne 44-0 in the first round of the Class 5A playoffs, the Destrehan Wildcats will host a Ruston squad that prides itself on its physical rushing attack. […]
Football
Tiger offense firing on all cylinders as they enter showdown with Barbe
Hahnville’s offense is firing on all cylinders as they make their way into the second round of the playoffs this week. […]
Government
Construction on Luling levee will begin in January
A two decades-long wait has come to an end after the St. Charles Parish Council cleared the way for construction to begin on the first phase of the Willowridge Levee in Luling. […]
Crime
Man found shot to death behind St. Rose church
A 23-year-old man was found shot to death in St. Rose on Sunday. […]
Football
Destrehan, Hahnville both advance after impressive victories
Destrehan and Hahnville both advanced to the second round of the Class 5A playoffs after a pair of impressive victories. […]
Book Review
Book review: “Flowers for Algernon”
Charlie Gordon – a naïve New York resident with an IQ of 68 – wishes for nothing more than to be able to understand the jokes he hears and how to perform the menial tasks he is given to do for work. […]