There has been a lot of motion, but little action when it comes to addressing the tax that people in Louisiana have been saddled with on their Homeowners’ Insurance policies to pay for the debt of the Citizens Fund Insurance. […]
Two interesting sources of information came to light during the past week. One was the most scientific estimate made thus far on what is the true post-Katrina population of Orleans Parish. […]
How anyone can pump bullets into the bodies of young Amish girls is beyond comprehension. They are among the finest people on earth. […]
Strange that the very week South Korean Foreign Minister Ban Kimoon was nominated to head the United Nations, North Korea announced it conducted an underground nuclear test. That could be good or bad. […]
A very different discussion, obviously, is the one that leads us to the synagogues and mosques, where those who worship the One God assemble. […]
Everyone following the wild football odyssey of the New Orleans Saints knew winning times would come to an end – very few clubs go undefeated in the NFL these days. […]
Gentlemen, parish work crews are finally cutting grass in Ormond subdivision, but let’s face it, we’re not seeing any real improvement. The Pipeline was cut, but only about half-way. […]
It used to be voters in Louisiana voted consistently against proposed constitutional amendments. That’s when they had up to 52 proposals for voters to meditate on while in the voting booth. […]
Today is one of the fun days of the year in St. Charles Parish. The annual Battle for the Paddle will be held from 4 to 7:30 p. m. at West Bank Bridge Park in Luling. […]
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