Dear Editor,
On Monday, July 23, the St. Charles Parish Council passed ordinance 12-7-9 which required parish workers not to disclose the names of our good citizens who report violations to the parish.
Dear Editor,
As we watch the cost of living in St. Charles parish rise again, it should add to the list of questions we have about how our elected officials (local, state and federal) spend our tax dollars.
When a visiting missionary priest from Nigeria spoke at Holy Family Church in Luling last weekend, he told about bombings at his church that killed the priest. […]
There’s money in the bank for anyone who wants to shop in St. Charles Parish this week. […]
The St. Charles Parish administration has acquired all land necessary to build the Willowridge portion of the project. […]
To succeed at getting elected, a candidate needs to stay on message, to respond when attacked and—when there is nothing left to say—to change the subject. […]
One of the things I admire most about business people—particularly small business people—is that they have the courage to take risks. Free market capitalism isn’t for the faint of heart. […]
One would never think this country is in a major drought judging from the amount of rainfall hitting Louisiana in recent weeks. […]
Though we live in the world’s greatest democracy, we have some shortcomings in how we elect our President and Vice President. […]
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