Baseball
Batter UP!
Can you hear it? Clang! Boom, the sound of a ball hitting a leather mitt, the sound of an aluminum bat striking that white pearl-leather- bound baseball? […]
Articles by heraldguide
Health
OVERWEIGHT
The United Health Foundation has ranked Louisiana as the “least healthy” state in the nation for 2006 and the picture painted by the respected research group isn’t pretty. […]
Events & Announcements
Spirit Happenings 1-24-2007
The last in a series of three bible studies by Dr. Brant Pitre will be held on Wednesday, Jan. 31 at 7:00 p.m. at Holy Family Center in Luling. […]
Editorial
Mark Twain was right – everybody TALKS about the weather but nobody DOES anything about it
It wasn’t Katrina, not even close, but Seattle’s storm of the century was no picnic. It gave me one more a taste of a future where the weather can suddenly turn – and destroy the habitability of our world. […]
Opinions & Responses
St. Charles school system is prospering
We’ve seen evidence nationwide what a good school system can mean to a community. […]
Real Estate Transactions
Real Estate Transactions 1-23-2007
The following Real Estate Transactions were taken from the public records at the St. Charles Parish Courthouse. Below you will find purchased homes and vacant land in the St. Charles Parish area. The following transactions primarily took place primarily during the month of December and the beginning of January. […]
Football
Season ends, but future is bright for the black and gold
While some will be disappointed about the way the Saints ended this magical season, some will also look forward to the future for this football team. […]
Business
Luxury $2M spa opens in Paradis
The owners of a new salon and day spa opening in Paradis are confident their luxurious facilities will attract customers. […]
Opinions & Responses
Davis Pond Diversion not doing its job
It is discouraging that more than three years after completion of the Davis Pond Freshwater Diversion Project opened in St. Charles Parish, it is operating at a maximum of only three percent of its intended capacity. […]