After securing a 21-14 win over previously unbeaten Thibodaux, the second-ranked Destrehan Wildcats hope to keep that momentum going when they travel to Central Lafourche on Friday. […]
After an up and down first half against Terrebonne last week, Hahnville appears to be settling into an offensive groove heading into Friday’s game against East St. John. […]
Judge Michele Morel and attorney Tim Marcel have combined to raise more than $200,000 in their race for the Division E judgeship of the 29th Judicial District Court. […]
Delivering stump speeches that roast Republican party officials may have finally caught up with Congressman Vance McAllister, R-Swartz. […]
Candidates should not show pictures of their opponents in their advertisements for public office. Such views of opposing candidates are especially frequent on television political ads in which the ads’ sponsors appear as upright people who will serve the public in the right way while views of their opponents are manufactured to show evil in their eyes and frowns on their faces. […]
Melvin J. Aysen, a native of Labadieville and resident of Luling, passed away Friday, Oct. 10, 2014, age 82. […]
Burk “Cowboy” LaRousse, 60, a native and resident of Bayou Gauche, passed away on Monday, Oct. 6. […]
•Jonell Butler, 30, of 337 Hahnwood Place in Reserve, was arrested on Oct. 7 and charged with aggravated flight from officer, hit and run, speeding, disobeying a train crossing, illegal possession of stolen things, criminal damage to property, felony carrying illegal weapon, simple burglary, driver not licensed and as a fugitive. […]
Byron Joseph Sr., 56, is not a homeless stereotype.
Dressed in a crisp red shirt, the U.S. Army veteran and former postal clerk today receives disability payments and lives with his mother. Though he said the arrangement works well, he is excited about the proposed homeless veterans housing on Byrd Lane in Hahnville. […]
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