Columns
Candidates for attorney general still stacking up
Attorney General Buddy Caldwell will likely be called many things during the 2015 election cycle, but lonely will not be one of them. […]
Month: November 2014
Government
It’s almost time to vote again
To a great extent, people of the United States of America have learned the importance of democratic elections and how they can lead to the freedoms and ways of life they enjoy. […]
Crime
Sheriff’s Reports 11-20-2014
•Tyler Munster, 17, of Marrero, was arrested Nov. 12 on Primrose Drive and charged with simple burglary of an inhabited dwelling. […]
Government
Early voting begins Saturday
Starting Saturday, St. Charles residents can vote early to decide three local justices of the peace and a U.S. senator. […]
Lifestyles
St. Frances Xavier Cabrini
The United States wasn’t her first choice, but by the end, Saint Francis Xavier Cabrini would leave a lasting legacy in the heart of southern Louisiana. […]
Crime
St. Charles Parish detective catches 4 men trying to steal street sign
Four out-of-towners were arrested Thursday night after they were caught removing a street sign by a detective who happened to be driving in the area. […]
Government
Candidate thinks opponent should be disqualified
A justice of the peace candidate might face censure, or worse, pending a ruling from the Louisiana Supreme Court’s Judiciary Commission. […]
News
Volunteers breathe new life into park by helping replace cut-down trees
Nearly 30 hazardous trees were removed from Luling’s Rathborne Park in September, but an industrial gasses company stepped in to make sure that residents will enjoy plenty of shade in the future. […]
Government
Council members say they never use texts to solicit votes during meetings
The Louisiana attorney general’s office recently ruled that it is against the law for St. Charles Parish Council members to text each other instructions on how to vote during public meetings, despite the fact that there is no evidence of any council member ever doing so. […]