Columns
What’s trashier – Anna or TV that made her an icon
You would think that Mother Teresa had just died all over again the way the media—especially television—is covering every nuance of the life and death of Anna Nicole Smith. […]
Columns
Columns
Murder madness in New Orleans just won’t stop
New Orleans has just recorded its 21st murder in the first 35 days of the year – and the third murder in one weekend. […]
Allen Lottinger
It’s been a real good year in professional football
Well, a Southeast Louisiana team didn’t make it to the Super Bowl. But we did the next best thing. […]
Columns
Why early Christians dismissed the ‘Lost Gospels’ of Thomas and Judas
This is the second of a three-part series on the Origin of the Bible: Human Invention or Divine Intervention?” by Dr. Brant Pitre. Dr. Pitre is a biblical scholar of international acclaim. For background information or CD’s of his bible studies, visit www.brantpitre.com […]
Barbara Munson
This COLD is getting OLD
Our writer says bring on that ‘sweet Louisiana summer’ before she turns into a ‘Human Popsicle’ […]
Columns
Weather Girl Megan’s Extended Forecast
Expect a mixed weather bag in the week ahead with chilly temperatures accompanied by clouds, rain and sunshine depending on the day. […]
Columns
Parish scholar tells what you ought to know about the Dead Sea Scrolls
NOTE: This is the first of a three-part series on the “Origin of the Bible: Human Inventions or Divine Intervention?” by Dr. Brant Pitre of Destrehan. Pitre is a Bible scholar of national renown. For background information or CD’s of his Bible studies, visit www.brantpitre.com […]
Columns
Thank God for that state next door
U.S. Senator Mary Landrieu, D-LA made the following statement on WWL-TV in New Orleans: […]
Allen Lottinger
We’ve had embarrassing moments since Katrina
Pres. George W. Bush did goof when he did not mention the continued resurrection from Hurricane Katrina along the Gulf Coast as one of the nation’s major concerns. […]