Columns
It’s time to face the reality of the N.O. criminal justice system
This week as I watched the news on the New Orleans television stations, I couldn’t help but note the contrast between rhetoric and reality. […]
St. Charles Parish Louisiana
Editorial
Don’t balance federal budget on backs of Louisiana farmers
Louisiana has a strong agricultural history, and these farming traditions continue to play a major role in our economy. […]
Opinions & Responses
Politics getting into high gear – – everywhere
Politics is in the air everywhere, it seems. And that includes Washington, Baton Rouge and St. Charles Parish. […]
Letter to the Editor
Letter to the editor
Dear Editor: I thought you’d be interested in a new street sign that went up in Willowdale in Luling. […]
News
Need Help? Dial 2-1-1
We are all familiar with the 9-1-1- emergency phone system, but dialing 2-1-1 quickly links residents to a connected, integrated, state wide system of free community services. […]
News
Keeping parish kids on the straight & narrow
A Boutte couple and a friend who is studying to become a pastor are working hard to keep parish kids active in sports – and out of trouble. […]
News
No car? Need a ride? The United Way’s ‘limo service’ can help you
St. Charles Parish residents had no taxicabs, city buses or any other kind of public transportation before Hurricane Katrina. […]
News
SCP needs flood of cash to protect citizens from storm
St. Charles Parish President Albert Laque won’t take no for an answer when it comes getting the money needed to complete the work on the levees before hurricane season starts this year. […]
Government
St. Charles Parish redesigned from public safety to housing
Louisiana Speaks has helped guide many plans in the works specifically to make St. Charles safer and help it develop including: […]