Norco Elementary teacher beats adversity to return to the classroom
After nearly three decades in the classroom, Shelly Naquin still finds the greatest joy in watching a student’s face light up when a difficult concept finally clicks. […]
After nearly three decades in the classroom, Shelly Naquin still finds the greatest joy in watching a student’s face light up when a difficult concept finally clicks. […]
Stephen Tumblin reflected on the feeling he gets when he sees things start to click for his students. […]
Glenn Zetsch spoke about the closure of Life Church Academy with a heavy heart. […]
Caleb Byrd recently celebrated his sixth birthday and opened his gifts – a few years ago, it was the gift of a lifetime that brought him here. […]
Destrehan’s extra innings loss to Barbe in the second round of the state softball playoffs remains the source of much pain for the Wildcats, but nobody in the dugout will run from it. […]
It’s been an exciting time for Loyola University, which recently announced it will be making the jump from the NAIA to NCAA Division II and its Gulf South Conference. […]
Parish officials are planning their biggest Independence Day celebration yet to mark America’s 250th anniversary, featuring expanded family activities and the biggest fireworks show in the event’s 36-year history. […]
It started in his home kitchen a few years ago. Now, Ryder St. Amant’s treat business, Dipped by Ryder, is moving to a commercial building and expanding its reach with nationwide shipping for the first time. […]
The St. Charles Parish Library will host Animal Tales, an interactive animal experience, at all six branches this month. […]
Registration is now open for the library’s three-day Project Puppet workshop for teens ages 13 to 17, which begins July 20. […]
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