Recipes
Fantastic Flounder
Fantastic Flounder […]
Month: June 2009
Book Review
Summer Book Reviews 6-25-2009
“The Road to Serfdom” by Friedrich Hayek is a nonfiction book about political philosophy, classical liberalism, and laissez-faire economics. […]
Lifestyles
Camera Shootout 2009 6-25-2009
“What Are You Doing to Me!” by Ashley Robicheaux Cauley got the most votes last week and is the June 18 weekly winner in the St. Charles Herald-Guide’s Camera Shootout 2009 photo contest. Congratulations to Ashley. […]
Lifestyles
Herald-Guide People Watch 6-25-2009
Two Girl Scout cadettes from St. Charles Parish Troop 923 recently earned the “Girl Scout Silver Award,” the highest award a Girl Scout cadette can achieve. […]
Lifestyles
Local ladies’ literacy crusade educates parish youth, provides learning tools to students
Over 900 student dictionaries were given out to St. Charles Parish third graders thanks to the Republican Women of St. Charles. […]
Agriculture / Horticulture
Crape myrtles may have blooming woes
The most popular summer-blooming tree in Louisiana is the crape myrtle with its lovely, long-lasting flowers. Crape myrtles start blooming between mid-May and early June and continue flowering for 80 to 100 days depending on the variety. […]
Events & Announcements
Teen belly dance classes June 25
ST. CHARLES PARISH – Teens ages 12 and up interested in learning about Middle Eastern dance and culture are invited to participate in free belly dancing classes on Thursday, June 25 at the East Regional Library at 10:30 a.m., and at the West Regional Library at 2 p.m.. […]
Crime
Man hits 5 cars while fleeing from cops
A 26-year-old New Orleans man led state troopers and sheriff’s deputies on a high-speed chase from Paradis to Destrehan, sideswiping five vehicles in the process, according to the St. Charles Parish Sheriff’s Office. […]
Crime
River Road vandal arrested
A 23-year-old Luling man was arrested last week and charged with layering several local businesses on River Road with graffiti, even coming back to hit some of the businesses again after they had covered it up, according to St. Charles Parish Sheriff’s Office spokesman Capt. Pat Yoes. […]