Lifestyles
Keep your Easter bunny ‘hoppy’ with these 4 easy expert tips
With Easter here many of us feel the impulse to give our children and loved ones colorful Easter baskets brimming with surprises. […]
Profiles
Lifestyles
Teacher Barry Guillot is SC Rotary Club’s Citizen of the Year
Science teacher Barry Guillot was awarded the St. Charles parish Rotary Club’s Citizen of the Year at a ceremony March 23. […]
Lifestyles
Des Allemands 60 years ago
Amidst the excitement of the parish’s 200th birthday, I sat down with my grandfather and listened to him talk about what it was like to be a kid in Des Allemands over 60 years ago. This is his story. […]
Lifestyles
Vision of Mary changed Houma trucker Louis Saia’s life
On Saturday, we went to the Saia Compound in Houma, where there was prayer, stations of the cross, rosary, Mass and more prayer. […]
Lifestyles
SWEET JESUS!
Seven years ago Luling native Ryan Post began his career as a youth minister, but now he’s spreading his message to others in a new way – through the soul-stirring lyrics on his first compact disc simply titled, Nola. […]
Lifestyles
Family comes first for
Judge Mary Ann Lemmon remembers when the “scales of justice” had to be balanced between her career and family. […]
Lifestyles
Purple martins are back
Many in Southeast Louisiana consider February synonymous with Carnival season. But for Sal Noto it’s not the parades that have him ripe with anticipation, but the return of hundreds of his “closest” feathered friends. […]
Lifestyles
Luling grad student’s work is, well … ‘pretty as a picture’
Ann Gassen of Luling, a graduate student in art at Louisiana Tech in Ruston, has been accepted in the eMerging Artists Exhibit hosted by the Morrison Institute for the Arts in Natchitoches. […]
Lifestyles
Des Allemands writer’s first novel
Imagine living in a world of the future where the lives of earthlings and extraterrestrials have collided head-on. […]