Columns
La.’s long relationship with the alligator
Louisiana has long captured America’s imagination with its beautiful bayous, delicious cuisine and abundant wildlife. […]
Month: July 2015
Columns
Louisiana campaign money rules being tested
For the first time in the long history of Louisiana politics super PACS are poised to play a defining role in statewide elections as nearly every candidate for governor has an independent money group backing their efforts. […]
Allen Lottinger
Parish ranks high in preparedness
Residents of St. Charles Parish can take comfort in the fact that our parish is ranked among the 13 programs accredited nationally for emergency and disaster preparedness capabilities. […]
Obituaries
Myrtle Dufrene Naquin
Myrtle Dufrene Naquin, 91, a native and resident of Des Allemands passed away on Thursday, July 16, 2015. […]
Lifestyles
‘Unheard Voices’ tour holds special showing Friday
On Friday, Destrehan Plantation will host a special evening tour titled, “Unheard Voices of the German Coast,” focusing on the lives of the enslaved, free Afro-Creoles, German farmers, and Acadians that lived alongside plantation owners years ago. […]
Lifestyles
The SCP library isn’t just for kids anymore
In today’s more ingenious, time-managed world, a hack can be one of those tricks or DIYs (do-it-yourselfers) that keep a life functioning smoothly. […]
Crime
Sheriff’s Reports 7-23-2015
Sheriff’s Reports 7-23-2015 […]
Lifestyles
Local bodybuilder earns Mr. Louisiana crown
Clint Chiasson has an insatiable drive to be the best. Sometimes, it’s all that keeps him going. […]
Health
Luling woman on road to recovery from cancer
Becky Savage recently received a dose of amazing news when doctors informed the Luling resident that she was officially cancer-free. Savage was diagnosed with breast cancer on Dec. 15, 2014, and has been undergoing intense treatment ever since. […]