After a year of fighting the former wildlife and fisheries secretary on a number of fronts, recreational interests are hopeful for 2017 as state Rep.
Poor Michelle Obama, the highly praised and highly partisan First Lady, complained to Oprah Winfrey in a recent interview that she has lost hope.
The U.S.
Danos hosted a meeting last month with key stakeholders of Restore or Retreat, a nonprofit agency that seeks to identify, expedite and aggressively engage solutions to urgently achieve comprehensiv
St. Mary Parish Public Works employee cuts limbs off of a pecan tree that fell and damaged grave sites at Thomas Cemetery during Monday's storm in Siracusaville. (The Daily Review/Shea Drake)
Monday’s storm with strong winds blew down a pecan tree, causing damage to grave sites at Thomas Cemetery in Siracusaville.
Franklin Police Chief Sabria McGuire reported the following arrests:
A black bear is seen Thursday by U.S. 90 in Berwick. Another bear was spotted in a Patterson neighborhood Saturday. At least four bears have been hit by cars from Calumet to Centervillle since Thanksgiving, said Catherine Siracusa, parish black bear conflict officer. However, bear activity in residential areas appears to be lower than usual due to residents properly using their bear-proof garbage cans, she said. (St. Mary Parish Sheriff's Office photo)
Black bears are out and about in the Tri-City area, but proper use of bear-proof garbage cans in the area appears to be limiting their presence in residential areas.
St. Mary Parish Narcotics agents arrested a Baldwin man New Year’s Eve on drug charges.
A draft of the state’s coastal master plan released Tuesday includes a marsh creation project that Port of Morgan City officials hope to expedite, while omission of the Bayou Chene flood protection
Authorities are trying to locate a 26-year-old Siracusaville man wanted on domestic abuse and assault charges, according to the St. Mary Parish Sheriff's Office.
Three people were caught in a drug bust Monday after a traffic stop in Morgan City yielded marijuana believed to be packaged for distribution, along with cash allegedly from drug sales and other dr
(The Daily Review/Shea Drake)
Seniors brought in the New Year Saturday at St. Mary AARP's annual New Year's Eve dance at the senior center in Morgan City.
Hanson's Jack Vaccarella makes the grab on this play during Saturday’s final day of the Annual Hanson Memorial High School Baseball Classic at Amar Lancon Field.
Geoff Stoute talks with CCHS boys coach about the upcoming state semifinal game against Hamilton Christian.
When pruning trees, work with its natural form. LSU AgCenter Horticulturist Dan Gill said not to butcher trees as has been done to these crape myrtles.
—LSU AgCenter Photo/Dan Gill
“A tree which has lost its head will never recover it again, and will survive only as a monument of the ignorance and folly of its tormentor.” George William Curtis, American writer, editor and spe
August 12, 1940 — March 5, 2017
Wayne Jackson Buxton, 76, a resident of Berwick, passed away Sunday, March 5, 2017, in his home surrounded by loved ones.
