Reviewed by Nevaeh Gair Love and lust, adoration and obsession, innocence and guilt. In the racy and highly controversial novel Lolita , such passionate actions are known to have little boundaries when they take over […]
But is denied Purple Heart despite injuries, bravery.
Lester Trauth Sr. spent his 19th birthday overseas in England, fighting to save the world. […]
The late Paul Candies was a pioneer of the drag racing, fishing and business world, and his hometown of Des Allemands can proudly reflect upon what is now officially recognized as a Hall of Fame career — and life. […]
Abbot Aelred (1109-67) was the abbot of the English Cistercian abbey of Rievaulz from 1147-1167. During his abbacy he built Rievaulx into a place of spiritual welcome and physical prosperity, wanting to make it a “mother of mercy” to those in need. […]
St. Charles and St. John the Baptist Parishes have received an okay for $760 million federal funding needed to build levees that will protect the east bank of both parishes when storms swell the waters in Lake Pontchartrain in the future. It is part of a larger $2.6 billion supplemental spending bill. […]
By the mid-1980s, gas prices were at record lows as foreign oil flooded the marketplace and Louisiana, having collected millions in severance taxes during the preceding decade, was now facing massive budget deficits. […]
A Hahnville High School teacher earned distinction for winning three awards. […]
Pelicans basketball: It’s a roller coaster of emotion.
The news last week that both DeMarcus Cousins and Rajon Rondo had bolted in free agency for one year deals with the Golden State Warriors and Los Angeles Lakers, respectively, rattled me to my Pels fan core on a number of levels. […]
St. Charles Parish’s 2019 property tax rates will not change, but they are expected to generate more revenue. […]
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