Editorial
Vitter still mulling decision on governor’s race
In a recent interview with LaPolitics.com, U.S. Sen. David Vitter said there were no ulterior motives to his December announcement about his possible run for governor. […]
Government
Government
Put Christmas trees to good use
With the Christmas season over, we can take down the decorations and begin to get back to normal. […]
Government
After complaints, new laws define debris garbage contractor must pick up
St. Charles Parish Council members say complaints about debris pickup have fallen off after new laws were introduced that defined exactly what the parish’s garbage contractor must pick up from yards around the parish. […]
Government
Parish will pick up Christmas trees for use in Bayou Gauche
Christmas trees that were nestled inside homes for the holidays will soon begin a new journey to the wetlands. […]
Government
Parish Council picks interim nominee for Aviation Board
St. Charles Parish’s ongoing saga concerning its long vacant seat on the New Orleans Aviation Board has entered a new chapter with an interim nomination by the Parish Council this week. […]
Government
Willowridge Levee groundbreaking set for Jan. 22
A groundbreaking for the Willowridge reach of the St. Charles Parish West Bank Hurricane Protection Levee is scheduled for 1 p.m. Jan. 22 at the end of Lafayette Drive in Luling. […]
Columns
‘Gold standard’ depends on perspective
An analysis in Sunday’s Baton Rouge Advocate is headlined: “5 Years later, does Gov. Jindal’s ethics system work?” […]
Editorial
Reality of the ranking system
How much stock do you put in rankings? […]
Editorial
Another poll puts Vitter ahead in governor’s race
In polling both a large field of candidates for governor and a small one, a new statewide survey leaked to LaPolitics.com shows that U.S. Sen. David Vitter holds a small lead over New Orleans Mayor Mitch Landrieu and Lt. Gov. Jay Dardenne. […]