News
Good news for Ama, no news for Willowdale
The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers brought good news to St. Charles Parish residents that feared the West Bank Vicinity and Beyond levee protection project would force them from their homes. […]
Month: November 2008
Crime
Family member arrested for ‘07 St. Rose murder
Darlene Warren Smith and Marcus Warren have waited patiently to find out who killed their beloved mother in her St. Rose home on Aug. 13 of last year. […]
Lifestyles
St. Rose students rock out House of Blues
St. Rose Elementary teacher Tim Weller loves to teach children how to play the guitar. […]
Health
Fitness boot camp helps those willing to donate toys, coats
St. Charles Parish residents will have a new avenue to work off those holiday pounds with the opening of a fitness boot camp started by a former college coach who has worked with professional football players and junior Olympians. […]
Lifestyles
Albert Cammon students use own trees to replenish park
Students from Albert Cammon Middle School did their part to help the Bayou Segnette State Park recover from Hurricanes Gustav and Ike, planting close to 500 trees along a mile-long nature trail. […]
Events & Announcements
United way hosts food and toy drive
LULING – The United Way of St. Charles is holding a food and toy drive through Dec. 15. Nonperishable food and new toys will be donated to local families in need. […]
Football
Destrehan moves on to face Higgins in third round
The Destrehan Wildcats took an early 10-0 first quarter lead over Ruston and were able to hold off a late Bearcat rally for a 17-10 victory. […]
Events & Announcements
Club hosts annual autumn auction
LULING – The St. Charles Women’s Club will hold its autumn auction Nov. 20 at the First Union Presbyterian Church on Lakewood Dr. in Luling. […]
Crime
Sophisticated phone scam targets jury duty list
Mike was seated at home about to relax and watch his favorite T.V. program when he got a call that forced him to leave the luxury of his special recliner and head for the phone. […]