Residents of St. Charles Parish have a unique opportunity to find out a lot about how St. Charles Parish operates when it comes to its government and the services it provides. […]
Students in Mindy Baudouin’s social studies class are currently learning about government. […]
By John Maginnis and Jeremy Alford
According to the latest salary breakdown compiled by the National Conference of State Legislatures, the annual base salary of a Bayou State lawmaker is $16,800. But that doesn’t represent total compensation. Lawmakers also get a $6,000 per year unvouchered expense allowance and a $149 per diem, which is paid out for every day of official work.
The numbers can add up quickly. […]
It’s a mixed up world to say the least at the present time. We have Syria saying they have not killed their people with chemical weapons. […]
The St. Charles Parish Public Information Office has released a new brochure containing information on all the ways members of the public can get engaged in the local political process. […]
Representative “Chuckle” Kleckley is clearly the worst Speaker of the House in Louisiana history.
There are many recent media reports regarding Rep. Dee Richard’s initiating a petition for the leges to call themselves into a special session.
HAHNVILLE – St. Charles Parish government will provide citizens a behind-the-scenes look at the workings of vital parish infrastructure, including pump stations and the Emergency Operations Center during tours on March 3 and 4 from 8 a.m.-noon. […]
It was not a good week for the Obama administration in federal courts. In two high-profile issues, two different federal judges took Team Obama to the judicial woodshed with rulings that upset the administration’s applecart in two key areas.
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