Editorial
The Madonna and Matt Dillon
Summer is the time to travel, and Carol and I often hit the road this time of year. […]
Editorial
Editorial
A better world offers a hand up
It is such a welcome sight to see the advancement and love for those with Down syndrome in St. Charles Parish. […]
Editorial
Cameron Parish lawsuits signal more of the same from other parishes
The Cameron Parish lawsuits signal the same song with simply a different verse. Last week, Cameron Parish filed suit against 113 oil and gas companies with 195 named defendants. […]
Editorial
Louisiana needs to address pension reform
Adam Crepelle is an adjunct scholar at the Pelican Institute for Public Policy, a New Orleans-based group that studies state issues and promotes conservative economic principles. […]
Editorial
Allowing God to work through us
Do we ever consider that God works through us in providing for the needs of his people? […]
Editorial
The wreck of the El Nuevo Constante
In 1979, Curtis Blume, a shrimper out of Port Bolivar, Texas, was trolling his nets off the Rockefeller Wildlife Refuge in Cameron Parish when he snagged some unusual copper ingots. […]
Business
New questions loom around the Saudis
It appears that the fox is now in the hen house in Saudi Arabia. Or is he? Many questions are circulating as to the changes that are taking place with the new oil minister of Saudi Arabia. […]
Editorial
Honoring our heroes on Memorial Day
Memorial Day has long served as the day of honoring our fallen heroes. […]
Editorial
The Voyageurs traveled the bayous
Bayous, lakes and rivers have long served as Louisiana’s economic highways. Today, diesel-powered tugs push strings of barges up and down our innumerable waterways, but long ago commercial boats were moved by a colorful set of men known as voyageurs. […]