Fishing / Hunting
Fishing for Frankie
On Saturday morning, “Fishing for Frankie” was held at Pier 90. Thirty-two boats with two fishermen aboard fished on a cloudy ominous morning. […]
St. Charles Parish Louisiana
Government
Where is our parish headed?
St. Charles Parish officials want to know: What would make life better for you? What is missing in your community? What do like about the parish? What would you like to keep here forever? […]
Crime
Woman stabbed in neck at St. Rose party
A Memphis, Tenn. woman has been arrested for attempted murder after stabbing another woman in the neck at a St. Rose party, which caused a minor loss of sensation to the right side of the victim’s body. […]
Government
Hale Boggs repair work to slow down bridge traffic for over a year
Starting Sept. 12, residents crossing the Hale Boggs Bridge will be met with a slower speed limit and possible lane closures as the state begins work to replace all of the bridge’s cables. […]
News
Fighting for 2 lives
For nearly a month, Des Allemands resident Kristy Dufrene-McCully has been in an induced, paralyzing coma as a result of a respiratory disease. […]
Our View
Schools start Aug. 13, so drive carefully
School bells are ringing today, not literally, of course, but the doors to the St. Charles halls of education will be filled with our adults of tomorrow. […]
Columns
New initiatives can lead to new jobs
Last year, at the urging of Louisiana’s business community, legislation was enacted to change the way the state assists employers in obtaining the workers needed to keep their shops and plants operating. […]
Allen Lottinger
Food movie may help you lose weight
If you want to lose weight, go see “Food, Inc” now showing at Canal Place Cinemas in New Orleans. You’ll eat a lot less in the future, we assure you. […]
Crime
Sheriff’s Reports 8-16-2009
Sheriff’s Reports […]