Plaquemines Parish Suits Filed

February 6, 2025Suit #69495: Mikayla McDaniel vs. Christian Perez - Domestic Relief.Suit #69496: Succession of Joseph B. Hebert Jr. – Succession.Suit #69497: Buddy Franklin vs. Cooper Consolidated – Damages.February 7, 2025Suit #69498: In Re: Jaden Harvey – Tutorship.

Plaquemines Parish Arrests

February 5, 2025Jeffery L. Drawdy, 55, Pearl River: Fugitive Warrant.Lucia Maria Moore, 42, Buras: Possession of a Firearm While in Possession of a Controlled Dangerous Substance, Possession of Drug Paraphernalia, Possession of Schedule II with Intent to Distribute, Fugitive Warrant.

Louisiana Old Governor’s Mansion To Participate In First Free Sunday

Secretary of State Nancy Landry is pleased to announce that the Old Governor's Mansion will participate in Baton Rouge’s First Free Sunday initiative.

During Superbowl LIX

During Superbowl LIX weekend, the Plaquemines Parish Sheriff's Office (PPSO) sent deputies over to New Orleans to assist with security due to the influx of people coming into the city.

POINT OF VIEW

The issue of “nullification” was settled in 1832. Nullification is the belief that a state can nullify a federal law if it fails to best serve the interests of a state.

What Can You Do in 2 Weeks?

You probably haven't heard much about this in the mainstream media, so here’s an abbreviated scorecard after President Donald Trump’s first two weeks in office (you can compare it to Biden’s whole four-year term):Deployed the military to our southern border; Used Tariff threats to get Mexico and...

PEACE & JUSTICE

If you ever have a chance to walk into President Trump’s new oval office, the first thing you will see is a portrait of former President Andrew Jackson. A different painting of Jackson hung in the same location during the four years of Trump’s first presidency.

Show Time!

We are just wrapping up the Winter show season. If you’re not familiar, this is the slowest time of the year outdoors wise so all of the big shows are packed into a short time period.

Thoughts from the Publisher $140,000 Is A Bargain For The Right Person

A move by Council Member Brian Champagne to increase the parish president’s salary from $100,000 to $140,000 per year will probably elicit some grumbling that no politician deserves a salary increase. But let’s look at the facts.

OUTDOORS

The Louisiana Department of Wildlife and Fisheries (LDWF) will hold a public meeting to discuss its proposed 202527 hunting regulation notices of intent (NOI) on Feb. 26 at 6:30 p.m. on Zoom.To register for the meeting, go to https:// wlf- la. zoom. us/ webinar/ register/ WN_ 96uzly6VRwSuNhHVXznKgw.