Crime
Sheriff’s Office searching for suspect who stole credit card, went on shopping spree
Trying to identify a man who they say stole a credit card from a parish resident and went on a spending spree in Metairie and Kenner. […]
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Editorial
Dems, GOP target ‘15 session for shared agenda
While the Democratic and Republican parties in Louisiana have decided to team up to pursue unlimited fundraising possibilities on the federal level, there may also be a shared legislative agenda in the works on the state level for the 2015 session. […]
Our View
2 storms passed but season’s still here
Our 2014 hurricane season has gone into its second trimester, when most of our deadliest storms have occurred. Of course, we can hope for the best but must be prepared for the worst. Now is the time to make sure our measures of defense are in place. […]
Obituaries
Neal J. Ayme, Jr.
Neal J. Ayme, Jr., 63, of Destrehan, passed away after a courageous battle with cancer on Thursday, July 31. […]
Obituaries
Albert Philip LeBlanc
Albert Philip LeBlanc went to his heavenly home on July 28 at the age of 96. […]
Crime
Sheriff’s Reports 8-7-2014
•Karvez D. Teague, 20, of 466 NW 2nd St. in Reserve, was arrested on Aug. 1 and charged with possession of marijuana with intent and use of a firearm with a controlled substance. […]
Health
Des Allemands man struggles to regain memory after ATV crash
After a particularly cold winter, Richard “Bud” Crochet was excited to get back outside and enjoy spring. Little did he know that a fun day riding four-wheelers on April 9 would have tragic consequences. […]
Lifestyles
St. Charles Parish students will learn dangers of social media, bullying at first parish youth rally
For the first time, hundreds of students from across St. Charles Parish will gather at a youth rally to hear about the importance of education, the negative effects of bullying and the dangers of social media. […]
News
St. Charles Parish losing farmland at alarming rate
Louisiana is losing farmland at an alarming rate and the pace of that land loss is faster in St. Charles Parish than almost any other area of the state, according to Louisiana Agriculture and Forestry Commissioner Mike Strain
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