Louisiana has one major characteristic in common with the state of Israel: we are both filled with proud people who have a deep affinity for our respective lands, culture and traditions. […]
Huey P. Long made changes to many of the Bayou State’s cherished traditions during his reign over Louisiana. After all, the Kingfish tore down the Governor’s Mansion and rewrote the LSU fight song. […]
On Jan. 20 we celebrate Martin Luther King, Jr. holiday, the third Monday of January around the day of his birth, January 15, 1929. He was born Michael King, Jr. […]
Ten-year-old Logan Fraychineaud had always been told he could do what he set his mind on.
On Dec. 18, Logan knew what he had to do. […]
Remi Julianna Griffin went to her Heavenly home on Jan. 11, 2020 at her home surrounded by her loved ones. Remi touched so many lives while here on earth and was loved deeply by her […]
Despite a resident’s appeal to help protect property she says has been in her family more than 150 years, the St. Charles Parish Council rejected her rezoning request. […]
With the calendar’s turn to a new year, members of the St. Charles Parish School Board are looking forward to the advent and expansion of multiple programs to address the needs of their employees and students, while also preparing to take on the district’s most pressing challenges in 2020. […]
Many times in sports history, a team climbs within feet of the highest mountaintop, only to fall short at the doorstep of history. […]
Shirley Dupepe Louviere Durabb was born Dec. 8, 1931 and passed away Jan. 10, 2020 at 88 years old. […]
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