Lifestyles
Allemands Elementary school’s supply drive
Allemands Elementary Elementary School held a school supply drive to help schools in Baton Rouge impacted by Louisiana’s historic flood. […]
Month: October 2016
Lifestyles
Hahnville High’s names Student of the Year candidates
Hahnville High’s names Student of the Year candidates […]
Business
Luling businessman one of 538 who will vote for president
While most people never have the opportunity to serve as an elector for the now infamous U.S. Electoral College, Garrett Monti has been named one a second time by Louisiana’s Republican Party. […]
Business
Regina Allemand is a Realtor who cares about her clients
Gardner Realtor agent Regina Allemand said that success in her field comes down to one simple thing. […]
Business
Maison Décor offers impressive mix of indoor, outdoor items
It was a long, winding road for Shane Matherne before establishing Maison Décor, his Boutte store that offers a rich mix of indoor and outdoor home décor items — and much more. […]
Columns
Lawmakers want better fiscal review process
The chairman of the Senate Health and Welfare Committee said he is considering drafting legislation that would apply additional layers of scrutiny to the fiscal review process used for laws passed by the Louisiana Legislature. […]
Business
Southern Latte Café: ‘You never know what our minds are brewing’
What makes Southern Latte Café better than other coffee shops such as PJs and Starbucks is the atmosphere. […]
Lifestyles
New Sarpy man loses leg after cancer diagnoses
When New Sarpy’s Jaris Griffin began having pain in his knee earlier this year, he and his wife Laticia thought it was nothing to be overly concerned about. But after visiting a few different doctors and health specialists in June, they received news they couldn’t possibly have been prepared for. […]
Business
Sacred Heart of Jesus is a more than 50-year tradition in Norco
Founded in 1959, Sacred Heart of Jesus School in Norco has spent over 50 years educating the youth of the community, preparing them for high school and their lives beyond. […]