Columns
State employees and their traveling travel dollars
Louisiana’s tax revenues are in decline forcing massive cuts to state government.
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Opinions & Responses
Opinions & Responses
Democracy prevails in election Tuesday
It’s the economy, stupid. We hope that’s the outlook of President Barack Obama after the Republicans gained a majority in the House and almost in the Senate Tuesday. […]
Football
Reed nets 2 interceptions in return to Ravens
Ed Reed, the best football player to ever come out of the River Parishes, returned to the NFL in grand fashion this past weekend.
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Football
District heavyweight battle:Hahnville vs. Dutchtown
The Hahnville Tigers emerged victorious and secured bragging rights in St. Charles Parish’s most anticipated game of the year as they defeated the Destrehan Wildcats 35-14 on Friday. […]
Letter to the Editor
Hogan: I did not walk out of committee meeting
To the editor:
As a result of the public’s outcry asking for the Council to save them money if possible with regards to garbage collection, the St. Charles Parish Council has been conducting committee meetings to work out details regarding what should be included within the proposals we are seeking from solid waste collectors.
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Allen Lottinger
Fertilizer not needed in diversions
Dead zones are beginning to show up within the coast of Louisiana as well as offshore due to heavy diversions of Mississippi River water to help push back intrusions of oil from the recent spill in the Gulf. […]
Opinions & Responses
Closing Willowdale would be tragic loss
The planned closing of Willowdale Country Club in Luling on November 1comes as a shock and great disappointment to many residents of St. Charles Parish. […]
Football
St. Charles part of NFL feeder system
There are 1,696 players in the NFL and per capita Louisiana ranks No. 1 when it comes down to supplying players into the league.
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Allen Lottinger
Loud commercials may come to an end
At last . . . those loud commercials that interrupt television programs may soon come to an end. The U. S. Senate passed a bill last week to keep commercials on TV at the same volume as the rest of the programs. […]