Book Review
Book review: “Afterparty”
Afterparty, a realistic fiction novel written by Ann Redisch Stampler, explores the life of a teenage girl as she travels around North America with her father. […]
Month: August 2014
Lifestyles
Non-profit expands to serve parish’s drug court participants
Nestled in an out of the way part of the parish next to a duck hunting camp in Paradis is a new center where drug offenders in St. Charles Parish are offered a way to do community service that is not only a help to the community at large, but also to themselves. […]
Lifestyles
Country crooner proves it is never too late to follow dreams
Last year Des Allemands resident Donald J. Horn mounted the stage at Luling Living Center for his first performance as a country musician. […]
Fishing / Hunting
Redfish invade Lake Salvador
Redfish have invaded Lake Salvador, making it easy for anglers to catch their five-fish limit. […]
Football
Sophomore QB handed reins of high-powered DHS offense
After a heated battle that lasted through the spring and summer, Destrehan head coach Stephen Robicheaux has finally settled on his starting quarterback. […]
What's Happening
Youth tennis sign-up deadline
LULING – USTA Junior Team Tennis will be holding registration until Aug. 15 for kids ages 8 to 18. […]
Football
Tigers overhaul offense, defense under new head coach
Hahnville Tigers are currently experiencing a once-in-a-generation overhaul they hope will see them improve on two back-to-back mediocre seasons. […]
Editorial
Education is a parent’s responsibility
With the start of the new school year, let’s look back to the first day we can remember going to school. […]
Editorial
Some union memberships dip in volatile climate
Declines in membership are posing serious challenges for some teachers unions, but even those experiencing growth spurts are uncertain what the future political environment will look like in a state that’s trending both conservative and pro-business. […]