Football
Can Saints, Tigers recover from stunning losses?
I can not remember another weekend like the past one in which both LSU and the New Orleans Saints lost to bitter rivals in overtime. […]
St. Charles Parish Louisiana
Football
No. 4 Wildcats host stingy Pineville defense in first round
The Destrehan Wildcats capped an undefeated regular season with a 28-14, come-from-behind victory over East St. John last week. […]
Football
Tiger passing game firing on all cylinders as postseason begins
A definitive defeat of South Lafourche last week gave Hahnville a No. 12 seed in the Class 5A playoffs and will allow the Tigers to start the postseason from the friendly confines of Tiger Stadium. […]
Editorial
Do you know what true hunger is?
How many of us have ever been on a diet? We start off the first day with a light breakfast. (So far, so good. We knew we could do this.) About mid-morning we get the urge for a snack. […]
Government
Removal of Berlin Wall one of most significant developments in history
Twenty-five years ago, one of the most significant developments in world history occurred. It was the reuniting of the east and the west along the Berlin Wall in Germany where a line had been drawn to separate communism and democracy. […]
Columns
State legislators had rough time on ballot
Of the eight state legislators who ran for other offices on the primary ballot this year, only two are leaving the Legislature for sure, another is facing a runoff and five others were handed defeats. […]
Obituaries
Jacob A. Loupe
Jacob A. Loupe, 30, a native and resident of Des Allemands, passed away peacefully on Sunday, Nov. 9 at his home. […]
Obituaries
Olive Matherne Schmill
Olive Matherne Schmill, 56, a native of Des Allemands and a resident of Sandy Hook, Miss., passed away on Sunday, Oct. 26. […]
Crime
Sheriff’s Reports 11-13-2014
•Kyrain Kenner, 26, of Luling, was arrested on Nov. 4 at the 600 block of Paul Federick and charged with attempted distribution of a schedule I CDS to wit marijuana. […]