Annual chance to help clean up parish
PrintSt. Charles Parish will once again go green on March 24 with the 4th Annual Trash Bash, a litter clean-up and recycling awareness event to be held from 8:30 a.m.-2 p.m. Those interested may sign up as team captains or individuals at www.scptrashbash.org or by calling (985)331-8604. All equipment will be provided and service hour verification certificates will be available. A culminating celebration will kick off at 11:30 a.m. at the East Bank Bridge Park in Destrehan. Volunteers and the community are invited to enjoy free food, music and information about local recycling efforts.
View other articles written By Staff Report
Subscribe Today and Save!!!
Buy a subscription to St. Charles Herald Guide Newspaper AND get the digital edition delivered to your inbox ABSOLUTELY FREE!St. Charles Herald Guide is the complete local news in St. Charles Parish, Louisiana.
Get your local news, sports and information from the Parish's award winning paper.
St. Charles Herald Guide has what you need.
Featured Articles
 |
Six Destrehan High School students recently signed scholarship offers to play at...
 |
Washington, D.C. – Today, Congressman Cedric Richmond (LA-02), along with...
 |
After hearing that plenty of big trout were being caught on live shrimp at the end...
 |
The Pickets are hallowed ground in the Houma trout-fishing world. If you fish out...
 |
Most graduating seniors do not come close to scoring a 27 on the ACT test, but...
 |
Two juveniles and a 25-year-old man have been arrested in connection with two...
featured merchant
Majoria's Supermarket
Majoria's Supermarket in Boutte has a butcher shop, large liquor, beer and wine department and deli. The fresh vegetable fruit and handmade sandwich trays are traditional fare at family gatherings.
Majoria's Supermarket in Boutte has a butcher shop, large liquor, beer and wine department and deli. The fresh vegetable fruit and handmade sandwich trays are traditional fare at family gatherings. 
Superintendent steps down to get down - 723 views
Dr. Rodney Lafon boiled down his decision to announce his retirement last month to a simple factor. With 40 years accumulated in the school system he had come to a point in his career where he would make nearly the same yearly salary as a retiree as if he chose to continue working.
