Government
Mardi Gras helps build our spirits
If Southeast Louisiana hasn’t had enough excitement with the Super Bowl flexing its muscles in our area, we must now face our spiritual lift of the year as Mardi Gras enters.
Government
Government
Mardi Gras helps build our spirits
If Southeast Louisiana hasn’t had enough excitement with the Super Bowl flexing its muscles in our area, we must now face our spiritual lift of the year as Mardi Gras enters.
Government
$3 million renovation could shutter Luling library for 7 months
The St. Charles Parish West Regional Library in Luling will undergo an estimated $3 million renovation that could shutter the building for seven months.
Government
Former councilman’s wife chosen as District 2 rep
In the end, the St. Charles Parish Council didn’t have to look too far when it came to finding a replacement for former District 2 Councilman Shelley Tastet. […]
Government
Fireworks vote will be delayed until spring
St. Charles Parish Councilman Paul Hogan asked the rest of the council to delay a vote on legalizing fireworks until the election of two new members.
Editorial
Is Louisiana ready for her super close-up?
After the Saints’ miserably agonizing Bountygate year, the football gods spared New Orleans the final indignity by not sending the arch-rival Atlanta Falcons to the Super Bowl. […]
Government
We had a big day this week
Monday was an eventful day in America, to say the least. It was the birthday of Martin Luther King Jr. and the first black president of our country took the oath of office for the second time.
Government
Council unable to agree on Tastet’s replacement
The St. Charles Parish Council was unable to name a temporary appointee to serve District 2 after three nominees for the vacant seat failed to get the needed votes at Tuesday’s meeting.
Government
Morel retires from D.A.’s office
After just over six months as an assistant district attorney, Harry Morel has retired from the office for good. Morel officially filed his retirement paperwork on Friday, Jan. 11.