BOUTTE – Hahnville High School students in Melinda Rappold’s Family and Consumer Science classes made Sugar Babies using a 5 lb. bag of sugar as the base of the baby to help students better understand the responsibilities involved in the day-to-day care of a baby. […]
THE PERFECT HOLIDAY PARTY. Robbie Tomeny, retired home economics teacher, was the guest speaker at the November meeting of the LaFlambeau Charter Chapter of American Business Women’s Association held at Bull’s Corner restaurant in LaPlace. […]
The Louisiana satsuma was imported from Japan in the early 1800s and was immediately adapted by the populace with it’s easily separated sections of sweet, brilliant orange fruit and easy to peel, mottled green and yellow skin – and local sellers say that they are still in high demand. […]
Thanksgiving has come and gone. The relatives have packed into their minivans and are homeward bound. […]
DES ALLEMANDS – St. Gertrude Catholic Church in Des Allemands will hold a dance on Saturday, Nov. 24 from 8 p.m. to midnight at the Father Mac Community Center in Des Allemands. […]
St. Charles Parish District Attorney Harry Morel sponsored a Thanksgiving dinner for senior citizens on Nov. 14 at the Shriner’s Jerusalem Temple in Destrehan.
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Dow Chemical Company recently announced that Union Carbide Corporation will suspend production at its polypropylene manufacturing facility at St. Charles Operations in Norco in anticipation of an expected decision to shut down the plant’s facility by years end.
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Raymond K. Smith Middle school sponsored its first annual career day on Nov. 15 for more than 300 of the school’s students.
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St. Charles Borromeo students participated in an event called the potlatch that centered on Native American culture and included a historical depiction of events right before the Thanksgiving holiday.
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