When a resolution proposed by St. Charles parish Councilwoman Julia Fisher-Perrier to preserve LSU AgCenter funding amid the state’s budget crisis drew criticism, she maintained it was about the food supply and stood her ground on calling for support. […]
A New Orleans woman accused of hitting a child with her vehicle and fleeing the scene was recently arrested. […]
As we sail the seas of life, our travels are impacted by forces outside of our control: winds, currents, temperature variances, mechanical failures and perhaps even a novice crew. […]
Citizens of the United States of America should learn a lesson this election year – they are not always assured their country always follows the paths of democracy. […]
Efforts to save and restore the 93-year-old Des Allemands Elementary School have gone slower than Roy Lunk would like, but he’s also pleased with it being time to ask residents how they want it to serve them as a museum. […]
The St. Charles Parish Library’s free Digital Living Conference on Saturday represents more than just learning how to stream video or operate a tablet, it’s about bridging what has been infamously called “the digital divide.” […]
LULING – The Knights of Columbus will hold its annual Lenten Fish Fry 5 – 7 p.m. on every Friday Feb. 19 through March 18 at St. Anthony of Padua Catholic Church, 234 Angus Drive, in Luling. […]
For five years, Sandy Johnson of Luling has been trying to get a close-up photograph of eagles while on her daily run on the levee path. […]
Destrehan looked to have cooled off after major rainfall kept the Wildcats sidelined for more than a week, culminating with a loss to Catholic of Baton Rouge Sunday. But DHS roared back Monday with a decisive 6-0 victory over Rummel at home. […]
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