As election races build-up momentum and anticipation in St. Charles Parish, one public official, Councilman ‘Ram’ Ramchandran is feeling the heat, literally – someone set his state representative campaign signs, posted in the front yard of his home in Destrahan, on fire. […]
Louisiana Commissioner of Insurance Jim Donelon, along with state regulators from Alabama, Florida, Mississippi, South Carolina, Arkansas, and the Virgin Islands participated in a forum last week to discuss the insurance issues affecting hurricane-prone states. […]
WASHINGTON (AP) _ A church leader has begun a series of weekend protests, demanding that media outlets and corporations stop portraying blacks in demeaning and offensive ways, with a demonstration at the home of Black Entertainment Television’s chief executive. […]
Allemands Elementary, nestled in a quiet corner of St. Charles Parish in Des Allemands, received an exemplary rating from the Louisiana Department of Education for the 2006 to 2007 school year. Marsha […]
The St. Charles Parish Sheriff’s Office reports an increase in domestic violence cases since Hurricane Katrina and Lt. Pam Schmitt wants residents to know what to do if they are victims of these crimes. […]
Overweight children are at risk for serious health conditions like type two diabetes, high blood pressure, and high cholesterol – all once considered exclusively adult diseases. […]
A Luling man recently arrested and held with a $430,000 bond has a lengthy criminal history, according to police reports. […]
St. Charles Parish native Riece Walton will make his return to the area on Oct. 5, when his art exhibit “Do You Know What It Means?” is featured at the Perrin Benham Gallery on Magazine St. […]
A record-breaking 76 teams will fight for the right to bring home the paddle in the United Way’s sixth annual “Battle for the Paddle” cook-off, which will be held Oct. 4 at the West Bank Bridge Park in Luling. […]
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