FROM A RECOVERING POLITICIAN

Anthony Fauci, former Chief Medical Advisor to President Joe Biden, was the highest-paid federal bureaucrat and is now worth more than $15 million.Can’t think of an unelected government employee who has had more influence over the American public.

POINT OF VIEW

There is a struggle today among our younger citizens about jobs and job security. The traditional path to success led through college. Once a degree is attained, employment could be expected. Not so today.

PEACE & JUSTICE

Former Louisiana Governor Edwin Edwards would have turned 99 this week if he had been living.

CALLING IT HOME

As we make our way through the journey of life, we sometimes have to find a higher power. When all the doctors and modern medicine teams have done their best, there is another source of such great power we must beseech.

THE FORGOTTEN KITCHEN

Just when it seemed that the Randall Abney Family and Community Cookbook Collection was under control, a completely new box of books – one that was hidden and waiting in a corner of the storage closet, was uncovered. The box was full of community cookbooks.

“Communist” Is a Label, Not an Argument

Garey Forster’s recent column, “Worried About DSA?,” should be read for what it is: opinion, not objective political analysis.

BRAVO!

We’ll begin with goodbye as a terrific trio of educators, Wayne Warner, Cookie Mundt, and Doris Voitier, were recently celebrated at a retirement party for their tireless dedication and commitment to the St. Bernard Parish Public Schools.

SBSO To Hold Free Hunter Education Course

Mark your calendars, hunting enthusiasts, the St. Bernard Sheriff’s Office is holding a FREE hunter education course that is open to the public, Sheriff James Pohlmann said.The course, which consists of the Field Day portion, will be held Thursday, Aug. 27 from 4 to 9 p.m.

SBSO Continues Partnership With Nunez To Teach Offenders Valuable Skills

St. Bernard Parish offenders are learning valuable skills that could open new opportunities for them when they are released, thanks to an ongoing partnership between the St. Bernard Parish Sheriff’s Office and Nunez Community College, Sheriff James Pohlmann said.