Crappell charged in missing school funds By JEAN L. KAESS
Former Berwick Town Councilwoman and Berwick Elementary School secretary Penny T. Crappell turned herself in to the St. Mary Parish Sheriff’s Department this morning on charges of ...
Boustany: ‘Conservative leadership’ Congressman Charles Boustany (R-Lake Charles) said sessions have been busy, and some members don’t show up for votes.
Boustany participated in a breakfast forum presented by the St. Mary Parish Cha...
Landry: ‘No more career politicians’ Congressman Jeff Landry, (R-New Iberia) 3rd Congressional District, said Wednesday that issues in Washington have been around for years, even decades.
Landry told attendees in a St. Mary Parish Cha...
City summer programs were success This summer’s programs sponsored by the City of Franklin were successful all the way around.
Arlana Shields, community development director, told the city council Tuesday that the summer dance prog...
Parish ACT scores dip By JEAN L. KAESS
St. Mary Parish high schools experienced an overall decline in composite ACT scores during the 2011-12 school year.
The parish experienced a decline in composite score from 19.8 in...
Festival poster on sale By Jean L. Kaess
The 2012 edition of the Louisiana Shrimp & Petroleum Festival poster has been unveiled and is on sale now.
The poster, designed by Zoe Puryear of Bivens in Beauregard Parish, can b...
Crappell resigns council, school posts By JEAN L. KAESS
Berwick Town Councilwoman Penny Crappell submitted her resignation from both the council and her school system job effective today.
“It is with much regret and sorrow that I now su...
City losing patience with garbage pickup Patience is wearing thin with garbage pickup service problems in Franklin.
Councilman Chuck Autin, a persistent and vocal critic of Progressive Waste Solutions for several months now, said after ar...
Mosquito control increased in area Mosquito spraying has been increased in the City of Franklin.
Jessie Boudreaux, Cajun Mosquito Control owner, told the city council Tuesday about news media reports of West Nile virus outbreaks aro...
Mancuso announces for Morgan City mayor EDITOR’S NOTE — The following announcement has been authorized for release by the candidate’s campaign. Publication is provided as a public service and implies no endorsement by The Daily Review or...
Repairs planned for U.S. 90 cracks By JEAN L. KAESS
The project to repair girder cracks on the elevated section of U.S. 90 over Bayou Ramos will be let for bid in October.
Phase 1 of the Bayou Ramos rehabilitation includes repairing...
Family’s port deal in question By James A. Robichaux
Ongoing tensions between the Howard family on Youngs Road and the port authority of Morgan City regarding the family’s long-term presence on the property and its fear of emine...
Businesses seek post-flood assistance By GEOFFREY STOUTE
Their businesses may be water-free now that the Atchafalaya River and its tributaries have slithered back into their banks following near record high waters this spring, but loca...
Jones: I-49 work is progressing State Rep. Sam Jones continues to push for the completion of Interstate 49 while serving District 50 in the legislature.
Jones addressed the local business community at the St. Mary Parish Chamber ...
Harrison: State budget pared down
State Rep. Joe Harrison wears many hats when serving District 51 in Baton Rouge.
He serves on the appropriations committee, joint legislative committee on the budget and was recently named chairma...
Gautreaux: Insurance office in danger Sen. D.A. “Butch” Gautreaux will retire from representing District 21 after 16 years of public service.
Gautreaux discussed current issues when speaking to the St. Mary Chamber of Commerce during a...
MC flood clean-up continues MORGAN CITY — Cleanup work from this year’s high water event is ongoing and damage wrought by the high water may last through the summer.
Mayor Tim Matte told the city council Tuesday that all jumb...
Morgan City accepts audit report
MORGAN CITY — The city received a clean audit report on its 2010 budget, one in which it bolstered its revenues and trimmed its expenditures in the face of rising costs.
Gerald Thibodeaux of Kold...
Agency of the Year Emergency Aid Center, Inc. of Franklin is the 2011 Agency of the Year for United Way for South Louisiana. At the organization's campaign kickoff and annual awards ceremony in Houma last week, Marth...
Local groups lose tax-exempt status The Berwick Housing Authority Resident Council, the St. Mary Industrial Group, and the Morgan City Volunteer Fire Department are among more than 30 eastern St. Mary Parish groups that have lost the...
La. 87 reconstruction Work is under way on the reconstruction of La. 87 between Willow Street in Franklin and the Centerville bridge. The project along a 5-mile stretch consists of removal of the existing pavement and c...
A-HEC of a Summer The A-HEC of a Summer program at Franklin Foundation Hospital and Teche Action Clinic was held from June 6-20. The Southwest Louisiana Area Health Education Center program provides an opportunity f...
Levee board seeks to sell bonds to operate MORGAN CITY — The St. Mary Parish Levee District agreed to seek financing of $2.5 million for up to five years from the State of Louisiana’s Bond Commission to help it finance its operations.
The d...
MC uncovers more than $400K unused MORGAN CITY — Subject to approval at its council meeting on Tuesday, the 2 percent pay reduction city employees have incurred for the first six months of 2011 will be lifted, effective the first pa...
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