Morgan City police report weekend arrests The Morgan City Police Department reported the following weekend arrests, according to Chief Marc Folse:
—Guy Bucci, 57, of Third Street, Morgan City, was arrested at 8:57 p.m. Friday for appearing...
Festival activities are a treat for children By ROBERT R. JONES III
As the last vestiges of Hurricane Isaac cleared out of the Morgan City area, giving way to a warm, sunny September morning Saturday, children attending the 77th annual Louisi...
Power plant emergency continued By JAMES A. ROBICHAUX
An extension of the state of emergency declared on June 27 after the failure of the city’s electrical transformer and updates for going forward with a replacement were discuss...
Hurricane Isaac -- Power outages linger By ROBERT R. JONES III
Recovery in the wake of Hurricane Isaac continues across eastern St. Mary Parish as electrical service is restored to customers and the school district continues to clean up,...
Ackel to fill Berwick vacancy By JEAN L. KAESS
BERWICK — Jacki Ackel, a longtime St. Mary educator, was named Thursday to fill the vacant position on the Berwick Town Council.
Ackel recently retired after 31 years in the school...
Poche is celebrant for fleet blessing Staff Report
The Rev. Danny Poche will be the celebrant for Sunday’s Blessing of the Fleet on the Atchafalaya River.
Poche, pastor of Holy Cross Catholic Church in Morgan City, also serves as an ad...
Special section is dedicated to festival Staff Report
The staff of The Daily Review is proud to present this collection of special sections dedicated to the Louisiana Shrimp and Petroleum Festival, the festival’s namesake industries and t...
Sheriff reports no major incidents during Isaac landfall By JAMES A. ROBICHAUX
No major incidents are being reported in the wake of Hurricane Isaac’s passage through St. Mary Parish.
Sheriff Mark Hebert said, “We were really blessed in St. Mary this tim...
Festival changes schedule By ROBERT R. JONES III
and JEAN KAESS
The 77th annual Louisiana Shrimp and Petroleum Festival is to begin Friday evening instead of today due to delays caused by Hurricane Isaac.
The festival was o...
Parish schools to reopen Friday By JEAN L. KAESS
Multiple school closures continue in the wake of Tropical Storm Isaac.
St. Mary Parish public schools will be open Friday unless a particular school does not have power or suffered...
Isaac whacked parish power system By ROBERT R. JONES III
At least three electric companies are responding to restore power to residents as quickly as possible following Hurricane Issac on Wednesday.
Duval Arthur, St. Mary Parish Of...
Smoothing things over Regular road maintenance and repair is being done throughout Morgan City, but recent rains have made work slower than expected. Above are city workers at the corner of Franklin and Elm streets spre...
1 dead in train collision A St. Mary Parish employee was killed after a collision with a train Friday afternoon.
Sheriff Mark Hebert said the accident happened at 1:24 p.m.
The parish animal control truck driven by a contro...
Rouchon and Grimes are Franklin Miss and Teen XXXII The Miss Franklin Scholarship and Teen Pageant as well as the Franklin Children’s Royalty Pageant were held Saturday at the Franklin Senior High School Auditorium.
Crowned Miss Franklin XXXII was S...
911 commissioner to retire; surplus items to UMCOR Maj. Steve Veal, Sheriff’s Association representative and vice chairman of the St. Mary Parish E-911 advisory council, will retire in August.
The advisory council presented Veal with a plaque for a...
Ordinances raising salaries of mayor, council introduced Ordinances on proposed raises for the mayor and city council were introduced Tuesday without comment.
Introduction of an ordinance is a first step in adoption. They will lay over for about 30 days,...
Concert association sets banner 7-show season The Community Concert Association of Morgan City is bringing more to the Tri-City area than ever before this year.
Seven big concerts highlight the CCA schedule during the 2011-12 season, with all ...
Rep. Jones updates city on drainage, flooding and I-49 State Rep. Sam Jones (D-Franklin) gave a legislative session update to the Franklin City Council Tuesday.
He told the council that after he suggested the city apply to the statewide flood control p...
City holds SweeDee to terms, new truck a year SweeDee LLC owes the City of Franklin a new garbage truck every year, Councilman Chuck Autin pointed out Tuesday.
In five years, Autin said at the city council meeting Tuesday, the waste pickup ser...
105 Da Movement group adopts Snow White Head Start Center When you get approval from your peers and community leaders, it means a great deal.
St. Mary Community Action Agency and Snow White Head Start Center recently received the stamp of approval from 10...
Rain deluges Tri-Cities, minor flooding
The Tri-Cities area received between 2.8 inches and 3.9 inches within the last 24 hours, much of it during early morning and afternoon downpours that hit the area.
The figures, reported by the U....
City council meets; mayor, council raises proposed Franklin City Council members meet today in regular session for July.
Three ordinances for introduction would raise the compensation for mayor and council.
The ordinances would set the pay of the a...
Wiggins honored as Volunteer of the Year
Sybil Wiggins of St. Mary Parish has been named Volunteer of the Year by the Associated Professional Educators of Louisiana, also called A+PEL. She, along with 19 other volunteers from across Loui...
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