When Deputy Kenneth Delaune risked his own life to keep a woman from jumping off of the Hale Boggs Bridge, it wasn’t the skyscraper-like height that worried him, but the potential tumble into the Mississippi. […]
St. Charles Parish Public Schools continues to blaze a new trail in Louisiana by becoming the first school district in the state to offer engineering design courses. […]
NORCO – Persons interested in applying for the Tulane Legislative Scholarship for the 2008-2009 school year should send an application for consideration to: District 56 Tulane Legislative Scholarship, c/o Gary L. Smith, Jr., P.O. Box 189, Norco, LA 70079. […]
For years, residents living on Luling’s Paul Fredrick Street have been forced to deal with the unsightly buildings and bountiful trash that are combining to decrease the property value of their homes.
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A prescription assistance program that has helped five million individuals who are uninsured or lack adequate healthcare coverage find medicines for free or nearly free is coming to Boutte. […]
The astronomical price of insurance, combined with ever increasing mortgage rates, is having a huge effect on citizens of St. Charles Parish, leading to large upswing in the amount of bankruptcies in the area. […]
Dow St. Charles Operations has been working to repair a damaged safety flare connected to one of its units and all non-essential personnel have been asked to stay home until further notice. […]
HAHNVILLE – The Airline Drive Task Force will hold a public hearing on Tuesday, Feb. 12 at 6 p.m. at the St. Charles Parish Council Chambers located on the second floor of the St. Charles Parish Courthouse. […]
LULING – The Bible Center Church located at 422 Barton Ave. in Luling will hold their Ladies Spring Bible Study titled “The Patriarchs” Feb. 11 through April 30. […]
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