Allen Lottinger
Come on, Hillary & Donald … be nice
This has been an unusual year and not a very good one, to say the least. […]
Year: 2016
Columns
Minor spike in tax collections will be temporary
As the state grapples with mounting recovery expenses and looks to the federal government for financial assistance, economists are also expecting what could be a minor uptick in tax collections in the wake of the flooding in south Louisiana. […]
Business
Luling medical clinic expanding dental services to residents
With an eagle eye and careful positioning, Dr. Cynthia Caldwell maneuvers a dental tool in her little patient’s mouth while the girl’s eyes remain fixed on her new, shiny scepter. […]
Obituaries
Richard Bergeron Sr.
Richard J. “Dickie” Bergeron Sr., 68, a native and resident of Des Allemands, passed away on Aug. 28. […]
Crime
Sheriff’s Report 9-2-2016
Sheriff’s Report 9-2-2016 […]
Government
Cassidy says he’ll make levee message louder in Washington
Taking questions from a packed St. Charles Parish Council Chamber, U.S. Sen. Bill Cassidy told Parish President Larry Cochran that he would put greater emphasis on Capitol Hill on the parish’s need to complete a levee system. […]
Government
St. Charles mobilizes to help deputy who lost all in flood
If it takes a village to raise a child, St. Charles Parish certainly took it to the next level when it came to helping Sheriff’s Deputy Christopher Roberts and his family who lost everything in Louisiana’s historic flood. […]
What's Happening
UW accepting funding proposals on developing workforce
Luling – The United Way of St. Charles is taking funding proposals for up to $50,000 that align with the organization’s Workforce Development project in St. Charles Parish. […]
Crime
New Sarpy man accused of trying to run over policemen
William L. Scott of New Sarpy was arrested and charged Monday with attempted first-degree murder after attempting to run down two police officers and flee. […]