The big challenge in the U.S. Senate runoff for Treasurer John Kennedy and Public Service Commissioner Foster Campbell will be grabbing the attention of the same voters who were already less than enthusiastic about this race during the primary. […]
John Emery’s world took many directions in his younger years, but it seemed all the important roads in his life kept taking him to or back to situations where he helped children. […]
Amid the statues of Jesus, angels and disciples on Ray Kern’s altar, which fills an entire room in his Luling residence, also rests his strong religious devotion. […]
In 1992, Pedal Valves Inc. founder Pete Gilbert could not have known where his little invention would take him. […]
At Bayou Boat Rentals in Des Allemands, owner Sid Landry outright says he believes President-elect Donald Trump will grow the economy. […]
When Destrehan’s Jared Viola and Ross Browning were fourth- grade Cub Scouts, the two picked up instruments and took aim at earning their respective music badges. […]
Two people arrested in a bizarre incident at a Montz residence involving a break-in and shooting have been sentenced, and a third suspect is awaiting trial after being charged with attempted murder. […]
Luling native Jerry Savoie decided to chase his dream and become a professional motorcycle racer at the age of 52, simply hoping to maybe one day win a race — this hope in spite of a 30-year layoff from Savoie riding at all. […]
Octavia Marie Cotton was born in New Orleans and has lived in New Sarpy for more than 75 years with her husband, the late Booker T. Cotton. […]
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