Business
LeBlanc to offer investment tips for day-to-day financial planning
With the volatility of today’s stock market posing the challenging question of risk versus return, guaranteed investments are becoming more popular. […]
Month: January 2016
Lifestyles
Former Tulane coach Johnson hopes to inspire at MLK rally
Curtis Johnson remembers what Dr. Martin Luther King stood for, and he’s proud to have the opportunity to spread the legend’s teachings. […]
What's Happening
St. Rose Primary reunion
ST. ROSE – St. Rose Elementary School is asking any student, teacher, administrator or staff member of the former St. Rose Primary School to provide information for the “Once a Dragon, Always a Dragon” St. Rose Primary Reunion by Jan. 14. […]
News
Pedestrian killed in Boutte accident
An automobile accident in Boutte Wednesday (Jan. 13) night claimed the life of an unidentified pedestrian. […]
What's Happening
Officer installation
LAPLACE – The River Region Chamber of Commerce will install its 2016 officers at its new officers at its 2016 Annual Banquet and Installation of Officers at 11:30 a.m. Jan. 13 at St. John Community Center, 2900 New Hwy. 51, LaPlace. […]
Crime
Waggaman man sought in St. Rose stabbing in custody
The Waggaman man sought in connection with Friday’s stabbing of a St. Rose man has been arrested and charged with attempted second-degree murder. […]
Editorial
Tales of Louisiana panthers
Recently, trail cameras and the killing of a cougar in Bossier City have proven what hunters have known for a long time—there are “panthers” roaming Louisiana’s woods. […]
Allen Lottinger
Hello Edwards . . . goodbye Jindal
As we approach the inauguration of a new governor, John Bel Edwards, for Louisiana on Jan. 11, we also near the end of Gov. Bobby Jindal’s eight year service in that position. […]
Fishing / Hunting
Cut-off native finds ‘trophy of a lifetime’ on hunt
Now at the age of seventy-five, Joyce Toups was born and raised on the banks of Bayou Lafourche in Cut-off where she still lives. […]