News

POINT OF VIEW

POINT OF VIEW

POINT OF VIEW

Ron Chapman
Thursday, October 2, 2025
I have witnessed Presidential Debates since Kennedy and Nixon in 1960. The opponents always treated one another with respect and focused on the important issues of the day. The purpose was to highlight their political differences and the direction they sought to lead the nation.
Smoke and Mirrors?

Smoke and Mirrors?

Smoke and Mirrors?

Garey Forster
Thursday, October 2, 2025
After being governor for one year and 9 months (nearly half of his term), Jeff Landry recently announced a package of four initiatives aimed at improving Louisiana’s business climate and ensuring that local companies can benefit from the wave of major industrial projects coming into the state: 1.
CALLING IT HOME

CALLING IT HOME

CALLING IT HOME

Jimmy Delery
Thursday, October 2, 2025
There is a simple word that begins in each of us at the point of conception, instinct. When the miracle of the egg meeting sperm and life begins a magic of DNA occurs. DNA will map the development of the new life and much of its future.
THE FORGOTTEN KITCHEN

THE FORGOTTEN KITCHEN

THE FORGOTTEN KITCHEN

Liz Williams
Thursday, October 2, 2025
Every week I find an interesting pamphlet or book from the SoFAB Culinary Research Center at Nunez Community College. This week the pamphlet contains directions for the food that America ate in 1796.
in the garden

in the garden

in the garden

Anna Timmerman Lsu Ac H A
Thursday, October 2, 2025
Camellia Tea Scale Tough to EliminateTea scale is an insect pest that pops up in camellias, sasanquas, and some hollies. Populations of this tiny insect tend to increase during periods of hot, dry weather like we’re having.
Col. Daniel Bostic Jr., commander of SBSO's Special Investigations Division, visited Joseph Davies Elementary this week to read to students during the school's Literacy Week festivities.

Col. Daniel Bostic Jr., commander of SBSO's Special Investigations Division, visited Joseph Davies Elementary this week to read to students during the school's Literacy Week festivities.

SBSO Participates in Joseph Davies Literacy Week

News Staff
Thursday, October 2, 2025
The St. Bernard Sheriff’s Office had several deputies participate in Joseph Davies Elementary School’s Literacy Week festivities this week on their Meraux campus.
Mike Ginart, Jr. receiving the Kiwanis Circle of Friends Award, presented by Kiwanis Board Member and Terrific Teacher Program Chair, Kevin Hoffman.

Mike Ginart, Jr. receiving the Kiwanis Circle of Friends Award, presented by Kiwanis Board Member and Terrific Teacher Program Chair, Kevin Hoffman.

Kiwanis Club Awards Circle of Friends Award to Ginart and Associates

News Staff
Thursday, October 2, 2025
The Kiwanis Club of St. Bernard-Arabi held their 69th Installation Banquet last Friday, September 26th. The meeting was a celebration of milestones and a time for special acknowledgments. In addition to internal recognitions, the Kiwanis club also recognizes a Circle of Friends Award recipient.
St. Bernard parish president Louis Pomes and representatives from parish government attend September 22 opening of Delacroix in New Orleans.

St. Bernard parish president Louis Pomes and representatives from parish government attend September 22 opening of Delacroix in New Orleans.

Restaurant Themed After Parish Community Opens in New Orleans

Justin Walton
Thursday, October 2, 2025
In the Spanish Plaza of downtown New Orleans along the Mississippi Riverfront, a new restaurant wholly inspired by the cuisine, culture, and history of St. Bernard Parish officially opened to the public on September 22.
Subscribe to