Business
GCMC gets rid of mosquitos
Tired of slapping mosquitos every time you go in your back yard? One area business has an answer to the problem. […]
Month: August 2006
Lifestyles
Mr. & Mrs. Nicholas Barett Gregory
The marriage of Miss Alaine Renee’ Cancienne and Mr. Nicholas Barrett Gregory was solemnized on April 29, 2006 during an evening ceremony at Holy Family Church in Luling. […]
Lifestyles
Pet of the Week
Emma is a fun-loving, healthy 1-year-old Austrailian Shepard mix who has been updated on all vaccinations and is spayed. […]
Lifestyles
…And the beat marches on
This summer the Hahnville High School marching band was invited to participate and represent the state of Louisiana at the annual Independence Day Parade in Washington D.C. […]
Crime
Editor held in child pornography case
Leonard Gray, managing editor of the L’Observateur newspaper and a former managing editor of the St. Charles Herald Guide, was arrested by the Federal Bureau of Investigation and subsequently indicted on charges of possession and receipt of child pornography. […]
Business
Center looking to put students to work with local businesses
The St. Charles Parish Satellite Center is looking for local businesses and industries interested in serving as a host for job shadowing and/or internships (paid or unpaid) for its students. […]
Crime
Sampognaro hearing pushed back
Last week’s edition featured an article detailing the Aug. 25 court hearing for David Sampognaro, who is being charged with possession of child pornography. […]
News
Major Sam Zinna receives FBI training
Major Sam Zinna joined other law enforcement officials from Louisiana and Mississippi attended the second annual FBI Regional Command College in Mississippi at the end of July. […]
News
Ama woman disappears
According to the St. Charles Parish Sheriff’s Office, a 44-year-old woman by the name of Ramona Folse was reported missing on Aug. 24. […]
Crime
Paradis man robbed at knife-point
On Aug. 24 at approximately 2 a.m., a 32-year-old Paradis man was robbed at knife-point at a local bank located on River Road in Destrehan as he attempted to make a night deposit for his employer. […]
Lifestyles
Surviving Katrina
A year ago my neighbor, Renee Riddick, went to work at Memorial Hospital as Katrina rolled ashore near Buras. She was on call that stormy weekend as a newborn nurse. Husband David decided to take their three girls to Austin, TX to ride out the storm. […]
News
Westbank residents still waiting for levees
One year after Hurricane Katrina, construction of the the Westbank Hurricane Protection Levee project is still moving at a snail’s pace. […]
