LULING – Glenda Dodson’s fingernails are beauties, alright. And what’s even more remarkable than their length, which ranges from 1.5 to 3 inches according to the finger as she measures them from cuticle to tip – is the fact that she doesn’t take supplements or use hardening agents. […]
HAHNVILLE – Scotland Yard’s Andy Goldston traveled across the Atlantic Ocean and then some to meet with St. Charles Parish officials to learn about emergency evacuation and planning. […]
There were no emergency signs on the roadways to guide residents fleeing Hurricane Katrina, but the confusion that resulted from that scenario won’t happen again – because a $200,000 “emergency notification system” – that’s a fancy way to say “radio transmitter” – is on the way. […]
A Killona man wanted in connection with the kidnapping of a Luling woman this month was caught in Norco by the St. Charles Parish sheriff’s deputies and the U.S. Marshal’s service.
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In an effort to recover from the devastating impacts of Hurricane Katrina, the New Orleans Aviation Board (NOAB) is planning new incentives to return the airport’s economy to its pre-Katrina level. […]
The latest analysis of land change data from the U.S. Geological Survey’s National Wetlands Research Center indicates that 217 square miles of Louisiana’s coastal lands were transformed to water after Hurricanes Katrina and Rita. […]
A house break-in could have turned deadly for a couple who was awakened by the sound of a man crashing through their back door. […]
Dow employees at St. Charles Operations donated $230,000 to the United Way through individual contributions during the 2006 campaign. Way to go, guys. P.S. Dow kicked it another $55,000. […]
… actually it’s a 257-year-old Dutch tobacco tin that Derek Clontz’s great-great-great-great grandfather, Alexander Clontz, brought over from Germany when he sailed to Philadelphia via Rotterdam, in the Netherlands, in 1749, 27 years before the American Revolution. […]
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