Government
Rain doesn’t dampen Relay For Life
Relay For Life went on despite the Saturday night downpour and $83,248 was raised at the event, according to chairman Audrey Raziano. […]
St. Charles Parish Louisiana
News
School meal prices to increase next year
What started in 2009 as a plan to raise the cost of school meals will now be a reality for the 2010-2011 school year. […]
Crime
Sheriff’s Reports 5-20-2010
Sheriff’s Reports 5-20-2010 […]
Columns
Education reform strong this session
Although the state budget crisis has dominated most of the discussion this legislative session, bills are making their way through the process – – namely education reform legislation-that would keep Louisiana in the forefront nationally regarding innovative ideas and meaningful reform. […]
Government
Dead zone fromfertilizer still there
We’ve heard and read so much recently about the oil spill at the British Petroleum well in the Gulf of Mexico that we have forgotten all about another problem along the coast of Louisiana. […]
Allen Lottinger
Three things will restore and protect coast
We’ve pointed out many times in the past few decades there are three things needed to protect and restore the Louisiana coast. […]
Government
Authorities step up patrols of parish railroad crossings
Louisiana State Troopers joined forces with law enforcement agencies throughout southeast Louisiana in an effort to educate residents about railroad safety. […]
Government
Parish will pick up lunch tab for children, teens this summer
Once again, St. Charles Parish is shelling out the dough to make sure children and teens 18 years and under receive a free, piping-hot meal for lunch during the summer. […]
Government
Davis Pond opened to full capacity to combat oil spill
The Davis Pond diversion was opened to full capacity last week in an attempt to minimize the impact of oil on the marshes and estuaries in the northern Barataria Basin, but there is still no plan to open the Bonnet Carre Spillway. […]