Gas boycott–fuel for thought
I have warm memories of 60-cent per gallon gasoline prices, but they are fading rapidly. […]
I have warm memories of 60-cent per gallon gasoline prices, but they are fading rapidly. […]
St. Charles Parish Council has created the St. Charles Parish Children and Youth Planning Board in accordance with LRS 46:1941.5 which mandates the creation of said Board and its makeup. […]
On Tuesday, Aug. 1, neighborhoods throughout St. Charles Parish are invited by the St. Charles Parish Sheriff’s Office to join forces with thousands of communities nationwide for the 23rd Annual Night Out Against Crime/Drug prevention event. […]
It is Community Education time again here in St. Charles Parish. Brochures and class lists will be mailed to St. Charles Parish Residents the first week in August. […]
(Washington, D.C.) – U.S. Sen. David Vitter announced that the Senate Commerce, Justice and Science Appropriations Bill, which passed out of the U.S. Senate Appropriations Committee this week, includes $1.75 million for Louisiana to acquire the 1,700-acre Elmer’s Island and convert it for public use. […]
BATON ROUGE — When Buddy Roemer was denied a second term in office following the 1991 gubernatorial election, he said he made one major plea to Edwin Edwards, who had just been re-elected for an unprecedented fourth time. […]
St. Charles Parish School System and the St. Charles Parish Council approved a sales tax holiday for July 29 & 30. […]
Sheriff Greg Champagne reported last week that the St. Charles Parish Sheriff’s Office was actively looking for a missing Norco resident with a long history of mental illness. […]
Last Saturday’s special election for an expansion and five year millage renewal for St. Charles Parish Hospital passed with only a small percentage of voters turning out to vote. Both measures on the agenda passed with 65% of the vote. […]
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