Health
Southern Latte Café caters to healthier eating
In the cozy confines of Southern Latte Café in Luling are tasty menu items catering to the increasing customers who want a lighter and/or healthier menu. […]
Month: July 2019
News
As Barry hit, displaced Hahnville family still picking up pieces from December floods
As Hurricane Barry materialized and brought with it fears of flooding, displacement and beyond, Dwayne Robinson and his family were far from the fray – this time. […]
Columns
LAUNCHED: www.GeauxElections.com
Today, the Louisiana Oil & Gas Association (LOGA) released its new elections website, GeauxElections.com. LOGA created www.geauxelections.com to inform Louisianians about the candidates seeking election this fall. […]
News
Moviemaker wants to bring films to Paradis
In a request entitled, “Paranoid to travel to personal property,” Conrad Adams asked the St. Charles Parish Council for help with protecting his Paradis property in anticipation of making his latest film there. […]
Crime
Sheriff’s Reports – July 18, 2019
Suspects are innocent until proved guilty in a court of law. Arrests Randall Tobin, 73, of 192 Almedia Road in St. Rose, was arrested July 10 and charged with failure to register and notify as […]
Columns
In truly religious acts we discover who we are in God and who God is in us
One basic question we humans ask of ourselves is: “Who am I?”It’s a short, but complicated question that takes many years to come up with a truly satisfying answer. […]
Lifestyles
This is more than just robots
Brian Young’s job is mechanical, but it comes with a profound sense of satisfaction over his students being so excited about DHS Robotics and S.T.E.M. initiatives that they keep working on projects after hours. […]
Columns
Hundreds of new laws slated for enactment
As the state stretches its governmental legs in this new fiscal year that commenced July 1, departments and agencies are preparing to enact, in some cases shape and most importantly enforce hundreds of news laws that were approved during the recent regular session. […]
Featured
St. Charles Borromeo Church’s roots date back 296 years
Built on the West Bank by the Capuchin priests in 1723, the Little Red Church was long ago claimed by fire but evolved into the symbol of strength and faith that now stands as St. Charles Borromeo Catholic Church in Destrehan. […]