Lifestyles
This week’s Humane Society showcase adoption pet “Woody”
This week’s Humane Society showcase pet is Woody. […]
Year: 2014
Crime
Death penalty should be abolished
Another unbelievable case has arisen in which the death penalty has been prescribed and, over a period of many years, in this case 22, the penalty has not yet been delivered. […]
Lifestyles
New season of Community Education offers a variety of fun and enlightening classes
As spring approaches a new session of community education classes be will be offered to the public through St. Charles Parish Public Schools including courses in show biz cosmetics, pastry baking, wreath-making, exercising and taking advantage of tax breaks as well as many others. […]
Columns
Conservatives in state House forming new coalition
The last legislative session drove the point home to many Republican legislators that the more their majority grows the less they are unified around core GOP values. […]
Columns
Higher education suffers as funds diverted
Some of the leges are upset about the growing costs of the Taylor Opportunity Program for Students (“TOPS”). Apparently, the leges don’t understand the cause of the increasing costs. […]
Columns
The phone rings, “Who You Gonna Call?”
It’s two o’clock in the morning and we’re startled by the ringing of the phone. We jump up from the bed and fumble to answer it as our heart begins to race. […]
Obituaries
Stacey Eve Schaubhut Dantin
Stacey Eve Schaubhut Dantin, 50 a native of Raceland and a resident of Des Allemands, passed away Sunday Feb. 9 at 7:33 a.m. […]
Crime
Sheriff’s Reports 2-20-2014
Arrests
•Mark D. Mohon, 47, of 300 Plantation Road in Hahnville, was arrested on Jan. 23 and charged with theft $500-$1,500. […]
Health
Luling ‘miracle baby’ returns home months after emergency procedure
A baby boy who was born 15 weeks premature last year after his mother had to undergo surgery for a medical emergency has finally been released to his family’s home in Luling. […]