Business
Cox ends analog service in parish
Like New Orleans, St. Charles Parish’s Cox subscribers have lost analog channels in the company’s push to go all digital. […]
St. Charles Parish Louisiana
Government
Don’t dump the dust bin of history on St. Charles Parish
It has been brought to my attention that some members of the Parish Council have expressed an interest in introducing into our parish the Confederate Civil War Monuments soon to be discarded by the City of New Orleans. […]
Columns
How to tell if you’re ready to retire
How do you know you’re ready and that it’s finally time to take the leap […]
Obituaries
Sophie Mae Mongrue Braud
Sophie Mae Mongrue Braud, on Feb. 9, 2016, age 91, entered into eternal life at Ashton Manor Assisted Living Facility in Luling. […]
Crime
Sheriff’s Reports 2-18-2016
Sheriff’s Reports 2-18-2016 […]
Business
El Paso’s spicy formula draws crowds
Large, lively crowds are no rarity at El Paso Mexican Grill in Luling, where the atmosphere is designed to give locals the feeling of entering the kind of true-to-life Mexican restaurant one would find south of the border. […]
Government
Burned Bonnet Carre’ spillway train trestle being repaired
With Saturday’s dramatic fire put out by a multi-agency, multi-parish force, work started immediately to rebuild the burned section of the two-mile wooden train trestle over the Bonnet Carre’ Spillway. […]
Government
Local legislators say there are no easy solutions to overcoming state’s budget woes
Gov. John Bel Edwards sent shockwaves throughout the state last week via his televised address about the state budget, and according to two local state legislators, Edwards’ words are far from bluster. […]
News
Parade surprise for 91-year-old WWII vet brings him to tears
Still wearing his blue cap with U.S. Navy insignia, Vantan Larousse Sr. recalled how much it meant to him when the ROTC of Hahnville High School suddenly stopped marching in the recent Krewe of Des Allemands parade and saluted him. […]