News
School Board: Teachers will not be armed
The debate ignited by the South Florida high school shooting over whether teachers should carry guns is a national one, but not for St. Charles Parish Public Schools. […]
Month: March 2018
Lifestyles
Hobby beekeepers determined to help
Lifting the lid of Rusty Walker’s hive reveals a world of workaholics who get testy when interrupted from meeting their work schedule and can respond with stinging criticism if things aren’t left in their kind of fastidious order. […]
Columns
God does not want us to spend our lives worrying about things
In St. Paul’s letter to the Corinthians, he says, “I want you to be free from anxieties” (I Cor. 7:32). Constant anxious concerns are characteristic of unredeemed existence. […]
News
Oprah’s ‘Queen Sugar’ filming in Luling
Filming for the third season of the “Queen Sugar” series will include at least two locations in Luling. […]
Allen Lottinger
Pope labels Syrian war ‘inhumane’
Pope Francis put his two cents in about the war in Syria calling it “inhumane” and asked for an end to it. […]
Lifestyles
This cookie didn’t crumble
It was Valentine’s Day when a then six-year-old Sophie Collins recalls first getting her hands in the dough. […]
Lifestyles
Humane Society Pet of the Week: Reese
This week’s St. Charles Humane Society’s showcase pet is Reese. […]
Sports
Davis making NBA relevant in NOLA
In terms of overall success, the history of professional basketball in New Orleans is not what any of us would call illustrious. […]
Football
Destrehan alum, Holy Cross receiver honored
Holy Cross wide receiver Will Sirmon was recently named a member of the Patriots League Academic Honor Roll. Sirmon, a Destrehan alumnus, just completed his first season with the Crusaders. […]