Obituaries
Anna Mae Pierre
Anna Mae Pierre on Thursday, Nov. 6 in Luling. […]
Articles by Staff Report
Opinions & Responses
A question of faith
This week’s question: As a Christian, am I supposed to be a missionary for Christ or should I leave preaching to the preachers? […]
Spirit Weekly
How children were taught to love God 150 years ago – in 1855
MY DEAR CHILD – I hope you have thought about what you read in the last chapter. It was a very sad thing which I told you about. It was, that you are a sinner; that all the people in the world are sinners. They all do wrong. Yes; every day that you live you sin against God, and he sees it and knows it, and remembers it. […]
Spirit Weekly
What married women want
Sociologists Steven Nock and W. Bradford Wilcox of the University of Virginia have presented a new study on what makes women happy based on the findings of the National Survey of Families and Households. […]
Crime
Sheriff’s Reports 11-16-2006
DWI
•Shane M. Degruy, 25, of 18 Dunleith Dr. in Destrehan was arrested on Nov. 5 at LA 48 and charged with DWI and reckless operation. […]
News
Can you top this?
BAYOU GAUCHE – DeeAnn Edwards’ cypress cabin is just the latest incarnation of a 100-year-old grocery that she found sitting in a field in Grand Point, Louisiana, and then, after negotiating a price with the owner, trailered over to her waterfront lot. […]
News
Louisiana’s running out of oysters and pecans just days before Thanksgiving
Say it ain’t so! Oyster dressing and pecan pie – both made with Louisiana-grown products – could be hard to get this holiday season and cause consumers to dig a little deeper in their pockets when they DO find them. […]
Social
Events & Announcements
Holiday craft days for kids at library
LULING – The West Bank Regional Library is sponsoring holiday craft days for ages 10 and up, and, yes, that means adults are invited, too. […]