Lifestyles
Amazing weight loss transformation highlights importance of diet, exercise
Obesity is an epidemic in not only the United States, but in Louisiana in particular. […]
Month: January 2014
Editorial
America’s melting pot or gumbo?
We have a right to honor our heritage, but we have a responsibility to respect each other’s heritage. […]
Columns
Analysis: Vitter gives Democrats the next move
It may be unprecedented to have three statewide-elected Republicans, all with their own individual strengths and weaknesses, eyeing the same seat in Louisiana, but U.S. Sen. David Vitter has made it a reality with his announcement for governor early Tuesday morning. […]
Obituaries
Vera Dufrene DeVille
Vera Dufrene DeVille, 73, a native and resident of Bayou Gauche, passed away on Saturday, Jan. 18. […]
Crime
Sheriff’s Reports 1-23-2014
•Brandon A. Biliot, 31, of 201 Oak Lane in Luling, was arrested on Jan. 16 and charged with failure to register and notify as a sex offender and a St. Charles Parish Sheriff’s Office attachment. […]
Lifestyles
Residents rally around life, legacy of Martin Luther King Jr.
St. Charles Parish residents marched on River Road from the West Bank Bridge Park in Luling to the Eual J. Landry Alternative Program Center in Hahnville. […]
Government
$820 million airport expansion will provide boost to local economy
After more than two years without representation, the St. Charles Parish Council made a new nomination to the aviation board just in time for the announcement of a massive $820 million expansion project at Louis Armstrong International Airport. […]
Lifestyles
Family finally set to move into Montz home after arson
A Montz family whose new home was destroyed in an arson last year is preparing to move into the newly rebuilt structure. […]
Crime
Luling man convicted of rape after falling asleep in victim’s home
A Luling man is facing life in prison after a St. Charles Parish jury found him guilty of aggravated rape and aggravated burglary. […]