Editorial
I didn’t get to say goodbye
By “Deacon G” Gautrau
This morning I woke up dead. I know it because I just read my name in the death notices. […]
Month: January 2014
Editorial
Edwin Edwards polling in 6th congressional race
By John Maginnis and Jeremy Alford
Whether or not former Gov. Edwin Edwards is seriously considering running for Congress, some of his allies have commissioned a poll to gauge his strength in the 6th District race this fall. […]
Government
St. Charles gets A+ for winter storm preparation
While many other areas around the south experienced gridlock due to winter storm conditions, St. Charles Parish and the rest of Louisiana made off much better in comparison. […]
Crime
Sheriff’s Reports 1-30-2014
•Toby Candies, 50, of 296 Whitley Road in Des Allemands, was arrested on Jan. 20 and charged with simple burglary. […]
Government
Senate act delays most flood insurance rate increases for 4 years
The U.S. Senate passed an act today that delays most flood insurance rate increases associated with the Biggert-Waters Act for four years. Under the Homeowner Flood Insurance Affordability Act, all post-flood insurance rate map (FIRM) properties, including primary residences, will be covered for the full four-year delay. […]
Sports
HHS wrestlers beat Grace King, finish 16th at Classic
The Hahnville Tigers wrestling team improved to 2-0 at home after cruising past Grace King High School. […]
Girls Basketball
Hahnville rebounds from tough loss with 52-33 win
The Hahnville Lady Tigers bounced back from a tough one-point loss to H.L. Bourgeois with a 52-33 victory over Central Lafourche Monday night. […]
Girls Basketball
Lady Wildcats remain undefeated in district play with 3 impressive wins
The Destrehan Lady Wildcats have been unstoppable on the court and improved their district record to 9-0 after victories over South Lafourche, H.L. Bourgeois and East St. John. […]
Football
DHS receiver will join QB at Utah
There is no secret that Louisiana produces more professional football talent than any other state per capita in America. Louisiana has had that distinction four out of the last five years and it has not gone unnoticed by the University of Utah. […]
Football
Weather, refs will have big say in Super Bowl
Much has been made of the possible severe weather conditions this coming Sunday for the Super Bowl. Forecasters have talked about wind, cold and snow for the game, and there is no doubt that will play a part in the outcome. […]
Boys Basketball
Tigers hold on for 63-53 overtime win over Bourgeois
The Hahnville Tigers picked up an impressive overtime victory over H.L. Bourgeois last week, but the squad was unable to fight back from a 24-point deficit on Monday in a 68-58 loss to Central Lafourche. […]
Crime
Man arrested after failing to disclose he had AIDS
A 34-year-old Belle Chasse man is in jail after police say he failed to tell his partner that he was undergoing treatment for AIDS and ended up transmitting the disease to his boyfriend. […]
