Book Review
“The Maze Runner”
“The Maze Runner” by James Dashner is set in an impossibly massive labyrinth. Its central chamber, aptly named The Glade, is where the characters survive on what they can grow and are provided.
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Book Review
Book Review: “Boy Toy”
“Boy Toy” by Barry Lyga is a fiction novel describing the life of a high school senior boy whose world is far from ordinary.
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Editorial
Election is about the next one
Democrats were heartened some this week by news that state Sen. Rob Marionneaux of Livonia is mulling over getting into the governor’s race. […]
Book Review
Book Review: “Darkwar”
Reviewed by Clyde Richard […]
Book Review
Book Review: “Heaven is for Real”
Reviewed by Ashley Folse
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Columns
God provides, protects even at baseball games
Normally, Jeanne and I spend Saturday nights ministering at Fontainebleau Treatment Center. A recent remodeling of the facility gave us a rare, free Saturday night. […]
Book Review
Book Review: “Extremely Loud and Incredibly Close”
“Extremely Loud and Incredibly Close” by Jonathan Safran Foer takes place in New York City almost a year after the attack on September 11, 2001. This fictional novel was written to bring tears to the readers’ eyes from both laughter and sorrow.
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Editorial
Wit and wisdom of the Legislature
More than usual, the recently ended legislative session was distinguished for what was said rather than for what was done, though it took only a few words to accomplish that. […]
Editorial
Parish business startups on rise
Even in a down economy, business startups in St. Charles Parish have risen 19 percent since 2009, according to a new report produced by the St. Charles Parish Public Information Office. […]