The world gets stranger and stranger as time goes by. Now we have one of the most civilized areas of Mother Earth – Paris – being torn apart by ruffians in anti-government protests. Museums, theaters and shops at the center of the heartbeat of Western Europe, are being closed there, including the famed Eiffel Tower. […]
We praise the career of former President George H. W. Bush who died Friday at the age of 94 following many years of government service. During it he served as congressman, an ambassador to the United Nations, an envoy to China, chairman of the Republican National Committee, director of the CIA, two terms as vice president and finally as president of the United States of America. […]
Santa’s coming and in Norco it’s really exciting because it’s on a helicopter.
Bedazzled in bright red and a flowing white beard, he knows the ride because he’s made this special trip to the levee at least since 2001. […]
It was hard to believe this past week’s news report that a man convicted of three California murders this year now claims he was involved in some 90 killings nationwide spanning four decades. And investigators have already corroborated about a third of them, according to a Texas prosecutor. Three of those were killings in Louisiana. […]
Another major shooting event has startled the nation at a barroom filled with college students last week at Thousand Oaks, Calif.,where 12 people were killed by a former U. S. Marine machine gunner who first threw a smoke bomb into the crowd. He then opened fire with a gun. Eighteen others were injured in the bloody massacre. […]
People who ordinarily take the Sunshine Bridge in Donaldsonville to cross the “Mississippi River” will have to take a round-about route while the bridge is repaired from damages that occurred recently when a barge-mounted crane in the river crashed into the bridge and severely damaged a load-bearing beam. […]
In an unspeakable act of hatred against Jews, a terror attack took over a synagogue in Pittsburgh this past week where at least 11 people were killed in an unspeakable act of hate. The Anti-Defamation League has called it likely “the deadliest attack on the Jewish community in the history of the United States.” […]
If you had told many people a few weeks back that the Saints, LSU football and the Pelicans would all be in the position they are today, they’d have probably shot you some funny looks, and perhaps checked your temperature. […]
When Sheriff Greg Champagne said most bar owners are pretty good business people, he was right. […]
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