What's Happening
Vacation Bible School
St. Rose – The St. Rose Community Church will hold Vacation Bible School 5:30 to 8: p.m. July 18 at the church, 627 St. Rose Ave., St. Rose. […]
Month: July 2016
Crime
Sheriff’s Report 7-14-2016
Arrests
• Norquell Flowers, 19, of 192 Beck St. in Ama, was arrested July 6 and charged with distribution/possession with intent to distribute marijuana, possession of drug paraphernalia, use of a firearm with a CDS, possession of a stolen firearm and failure to utilize proper turn signal. […]
Editorial
Is U.S. identity eroding like Britain?
It was the highest voter turnout in Great Britain in almost 25 years. […]
Government
Staying afloat with flood insurance
The sight of despairing residents surrendering their house keys to congressional representatives over ballooning flood insurance rates was powerful then and now. […]
Columns
Qualifying approaches for packed fall ballot
Candidates from all around Louisiana will begin qualifying for a smorgasbord of different elections that touch upon nearly every level of government, from local all the way up to federal. […]
Lifestyles
Deputy praised for lending helping hand to out-of-towners
St. Charles Parish Deputy Phillip Matherne smiled heartily as he recounted his time spent with 7-year-old Jala McRae. […]
Government
55% of residential property owners will see an increase on tax bill
Slightly more than half of St. Charles Parish residents are expected to see an increase in their projected property tax bill this year. […]
Health
Traveling food bank feeds 450 households a month in the parish
Many in St. Charles Parish don’t have to go hungry thanks to the Second Harvest Food Bank’s Feeding South Louisiana Mobile Food Pantry. […]
Crime
New Sarpy man faces up to 50 years jail time for dog fighting
A New Sarpy man has been charged with cruelty to animals, specifically using several dogs for fighting. […]