PEACE & JUSTICE

In this week’s column, can I divert from my usual agenda of politics and current events? If he were still living, my Father would have reached the ripe age of 100 this week.

Supporting Your Local Newspaper is a Community Investment

When you support The Plaquemines Gazette, you’re investing in more than just the future of journalism. You’re also putting stock in the people, places and businesses that make our parish a vibrant place to live, work and do business.

Starting to Jump Ship?

Prominent Democratic National Committee (DNC) fundraiser Lindy Li announced her departure from the Democratic Party, which she described as a “cult,” following a barrage of internal attacks on her for criticizing Vice President Kamala Harris.

POINT OF VIEW

New Orleans is a broken city run by an incompetent, self-centered mayor. One can only surmise that her appointed administrators reflect the same pattern.The Sewerage and Water Board has allowed that infrastructure to deteriorate.

I’m OK With the Gulf of America, But Let’s Fix the Post Office

Purchasing Greenland, making Canada the 51st state, privatizing the US Postal Service, changing the name of the Gulf to the Gulf of America, controlling our trading partners with the threat of tariff s, and retaking the Panama Canal are a few of President-elect Donald Trump’s latest ideas.

25th JDC Judge Shoots Down Former Registrar of Voters Lawsuit Against PPG

On January 9, 25th Judicial District Court (JDC) Judge Michael Clement shot down a lawsuit from former Registrar of Voters Sharon Branan, ruling in favor of a motion from a large list of defendants that argued that Branan had “no cause for action.

Plaquemines Parish Schools Educator of the Year Gala: Celebrating Excellence in Education

On December 6, 2024, the Belle Chasse Rotary Club Foundation Inc. presented the second annual Plaquemines Parish Schools Educator of the Year Gala.