The dead zone in the Gulf of Mexico is not as big as we feared it would be this year with the massive amounts of water that came down the Mississippi River in the spring. So said Nancy Rabalais, scientist with the Louisiana Universities Marine Consortium.
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Though both congressmen representing portions of St. Charles Parish voted no on the bill to raise the debt ceiling and prevent a government default in Washington this week, the measure passed.
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HOUMA – The Terrebonne Sportsman League 61st Annual International Fishing Rodeo will be held Aug. 5-7 at East Park Recreation in Houma. Categories include freshwater, offshore, shoreline, saltwater, fly-fishing and scuba. […]
Sheriff’s Reports 8-4-2011 […]
Forty years ago, the St. Charles Women’s Club began a small project to help local families who had members that were mentally or physically disabled. […]
A St. Rose woman has pled guilty to three counts of cruelty to juveniles after she left her four young children at home alone while she stayed with her boyfriend. […]
A delay in the completion of a new, wider span of the WPA Road bridge means residents in Bayou Gauche will have to detour past the area for a little longer. […]
The Army Corps of Engineers has awarded an $8.3 million levee contract that will connect the West Bank and Vicinity hurricane protection levee into the Mississippi River levee in Ama.
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In the 1700s, Thomas Becnel set sail from London and headed for the German Coast. When he arrived, he and German Coast native Catherine Brou were married and founded what would become one of the oldest families in St. Charles Parish today.
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