Obituaries
Anna Mae Pierre
Anna Mae Pierre on Thursday, Nov. 6 in Luling. […]
St. Charles Parish Louisiana
Real Estate Transactions
Real Estate Transactions 11-15-2006
The following real estate transactions were taken from the public records at the St. Charles Parish courthouse. Below you will find purchased homes and vacant land in the St. Charles Parish area. The following transactions primarily took place during the month of October.
Opinions & Responses
A question of faith
This week’s question: As a Christian, am I supposed to be a missionary for Christ or should I leave preaching to the preachers? […]
Spirit Weekly
How children were taught to love God 150 years ago – in 1855
MY DEAR CHILD – I hope you have thought about what you read in the last chapter. It was a very sad thing which I told you about. It was, that you are a sinner; that all the people in the world are sinners. They all do wrong. Yes; every day that you live you sin against God, and he sees it and knows it, and remembers it. […]
Spirit Weekly
What married women want
Sociologists Steven Nock and W. Bradford Wilcox of the University of Virginia have presented a new study on what makes women happy based on the findings of the National Survey of Families and Households. […]
Crime
Sheriff’s Reports 11-16-2006
DWI
•Shane M. Degruy, 25, of 18 Dunleith Dr. in Destrehan was arrested on Nov. 5 at LA 48 and charged with DWI and reckless operation. […]
Editorial
Prepare our children for a better life with books that teach tolerance
Headlines today consistently echo the problems that exist within our schools and communities and how that reflects a moral breakdown in our society. […]
News
Can you top this?
BAYOU GAUCHE – DeeAnn Edwards’ cypress cabin is just the latest incarnation of a 100-year-old grocery that she found sitting in a field in Grand Point, Louisiana, and then, after negotiating a price with the owner, trailered over to her waterfront lot. […]
News
Louisiana’s running out of oysters and pecans just days before Thanksgiving
Say it ain’t so! Oyster dressing and pecan pie – both made with Louisiana-grown products – could be hard to get this holiday season and cause consumers to dig a little deeper in their pockets when they DO find them. […]