Volume 137 Number 39 - Sep 30, 2010
News
| 82-year-old arrested for shooting burglar
Cops say he wasn't threatened An 82-year-old St. Rose man was arrested and charged with aggravated battery on Friday after he shot at a man who was allegedly trying to rob him. |
Borromeo’s history dates back to before Declaration of Independence
St. Charles Borromeo Catholic Church seamlessly blends its rich history on the East Bank with current and relevant ministries and new traditions. |
| Community asked to clean up Saturday
Environmentally-conscious volunteers are being asked to clean up the parish this Saturday during the third annual Trash Bash Great American Cleanup. |
| Former DHS teacher back in jail
A former Destrehan High School band teacher that was accused of sleeping with a student in 2008 is back in jail after Judge M. Lauren Lemmon revoked his probation due to a recent arrest for breaking into a woman’s home. |
| HHS football game cancelled
Homecoming festivities will go on Hahnville High School’s Friday football game has been cancelled after four students from opponent Vandebilt Catholic were killed in an automobile accident. |
| Luling businesswoman charged with theft of $1.1 million
Luling businesswoman Charlotte Troxler, who was arrested last year and charged with stealing more than $300,000 from two car dealerships, is now accused of stealing more than $700,000 from Saints owner Tom Benson. |
| Members of St. Rose car burglary ring plead guilty
Three people that were arrested for taking part in a St. Rose vehicle burglary ring pled guilty last week before Judge Emile St. Pierre. |
Norco student gets chance of a lifetime
Serves as tee retriever for Saints, comes home with cornerback’s glovesWhen Sandra LeBourgeois entered her grandson Bobby Clement into a Copeland’s contest for a Saints junior tee retriever, she never dreamed that he would win. But while driving home one day, she received a call. |
Parish’s newest attraction opens Saturday
Education, recreation go hand-in-hand at Wetland Watchers ParkResidents from around the area will get their first look at St. Charles Parish’s most unique attraction with the grand opening of Wetland Watchers Park on Oct. 2. |
| Property taxes, School Board race on ballot Oct. 2
With elections coming up on Oct. 2, St. Charles Parish voters have a lot to consider before heading to the polls. This weekend, votes will be tallied for a single open School Board seat and property taxes for libraries, the E-911 system and roadway lighting for 10 years. |
Sports
Destrehan will count on defense to slow explosive Lutcher attack
By Jonathan Menard
Behind an excellent performance from his defense, sophomore quarterback Dillan Dent helped lead the Destrehan Wildcats to a 14-12 win over John Ehret in the first start of his career.
By Jonathan Menard
Behind an excellent performance from his defense, sophomore quarterback Dillan Dent helped lead the Destrehan Wildcats to a 14-12 win over John Ehret in the first start of his career.
Former HHS star Lockett lost for season
By Mike Detillier
Former Hahnville High School and All-SEC defensive end Kentrell Lockett was lost for the remainder of the 2010 season after suffering a torn anterior cruciate ligament in his left knee in the Ole Miss Rebels 55-38 victory over Fresno State.
By Mike Detillier
Former Hahnville High School and All-SEC defensive end Kentrell Lockett was lost for the remainder of the 2010 season after suffering a torn anterior cruciate ligament in his left knee in the Ole Miss Rebels 55-38 victory over Fresno State.
Time is now to prepare for upcoming hunting season
By Bruce McDonald
Most outdoorsmen have success due to preparation. Fishermen spend hours organizing their tackle boxes, cleaning reels, changing line, or spending time at a local tackle shop.
By Bruce McDonald
Most outdoorsmen have success due to preparation. Fishermen spend hours organizing their tackle boxes, cleaning reels, changing line, or spending time at a local tackle shop.
Comets must limit touches for star Newman receiver
By Jonathan Menard
In their first district game, St. Charles Catholic jumped on top of Lusher and never looked back as they ran away with a 59-6 victory last week.
By Jonathan Menard
In their first district game, St. Charles Catholic jumped on top of Lusher and never looked back as they ran away with a 59-6 victory last week.
Our View
It’s time to vote on Saturday, again
St. Charles Parish has the second of three elections in a very short period of time this Saturday. Unfortunately, that will not produce a very large turnout.
St. Charles Parish has the second of three elections in a very short period of time this Saturday. Unfortunately, that will not produce a very large turnout.
Sheriffs Reports
Sheriff's Reports
From staff and wire reports
Arrests •Lance M. Champagne, 24, of 118 Gassen St. in Luling, was arrested on Sept. 18 and charged with possession of Hydrocodone, possession of Morphine, simple burglary, disturbing the peace, public intimidation and theft of goods.
From staff and wire reports
Arrests •Lance M. Champagne, 24, of 118 Gassen St. in Luling, was arrested on Sept. 18 and charged with possession of Hydrocodone, possession of Morphine, simple burglary, disturbing the peace, public intimidation and theft of goods.
Lifestyles
Sisters clean-up Ormond Blvd.
From staff and wire reports
The Sisters of Kappa Nu Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi in Luling participated in this year's Beach Sweep 2010. The group picked up about 75 pounds of trash on Ormond Boulevard from Airline Highway to River Road.
From staff and wire reports
The Sisters of Kappa Nu Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi in Luling participated in this year's Beach Sweep 2010. The group picked up about 75 pounds of trash on Ormond Boulevard from Airline Highway to River Road.
Cherry Bread Pudding
From staff and wire reports
Ingredients: Bread Pudding 18 1/2-inch slices (1 pound loaf) Challah or other egg bread
From staff and wire reports
Ingredients: Bread Pudding 18 1/2-inch slices (1 pound loaf) Challah or other egg bread
Get it growing: LA super plants
Special to the Herald-Guide
By Dan Gill LSU AgCenter Horticulturist In October, the LSU AgCenter presents its new plant promotion program called Louisiana Super Plants. The Louisiana Super Plants program is an educational and marketing campaign that highlights tough and beautiful plants that perform well in Louisiana landscapes. New selections will be announced and promoted each spring and fall.
Special to the Herald-Guide
By Dan Gill LSU AgCenter Horticulturist In October, the LSU AgCenter presents its new plant promotion program called Louisiana Super Plants. The Louisiana Super Plants program is an educational and marketing campaign that highlights tough and beautiful plants that perform well in Louisiana landscapes. New selections will be announced and promoted each spring and fall.
Grandpa’s girl
From staff and wire reports
Boutte Christian Academy recently invited all of the students’ grandparents to a special day of appreciation.
From staff and wire reports
Boutte Christian Academy recently invited all of the students’ grandparents to a special day of appreciation.
