Government
Sunset Drainage District improvement stripped of funds
The Parish Council unanimously passed an ordinance to assess projects that must be undertaken to fully enclose the Sunset Drainage District levee system. […]
Year: 2013
Lifestyles
St. Charles Parish Women’s club honors locals for Making a Difference
The St. Charles Women’s Club recently held its annual Disbursement program at the Satellite Center in Luling. […]
Fishing / Hunting
State weekend-only red snapper season resumes
The federal red snapper season ended on Friday, June 28 at midnight and the Louisiana weekend-only recreational red snapper resumed on Saturday, June 29. […]
Crime
Sheriff’s Reports 7-3-2013
•Mark Hilles, 22, of 1240 Mazant St. in New Orleans, was arrested on June 23 and charged with attempted 2nd degree murder and theft of goods less than $500. […]
Lifestyles
First Baptist Church “Widowers Lunch”
The First Baptist Church Deacon Body hosted a churchwide luncehon to honor their widows and widowers. […]
Obituaries
Elise Anne Andrews Hebert
Elise Anne Andrews Hebert, 40, entered peacefully into heaven on Friday, June 28 at her home in Luling surrounded by her loving family. […]
Obituaries
Anna Lee Brogdon Shurtz
Anna Lee Brogdon Shurtz, 89, passed into spirit on June 22 at Sunrise Senior Living of Baton Rouge, her home for the last 5 years. […]
Obituaries
Clayton Joseph Barbin
Clayton Joseph Barbin, 70, passed away on June 15 at his residence. […]
Opinions & Responses
World Trade Center should remain
It’s unbelievable that The Tricentennial Plan in New Orleans would provide for tearing down one of the most significant buildings in the city — the World Trade Center at the foot of Canal Street. […]