Lifestyles
Mindful holiday eating
This holiday season, experience maximum pleasure from all of the wonderful food. By eating mindfully you’ll eat less and enjoy these special holiday meals even more. […]
Month: November 2011
Events & Announcements
Bell Baptist holds 5th Appreciation Day
LULING – Rev. Rodney Johnson Sr. of the Bell Baptist Church in Luling will be having his 5th Annual Appreciation Day on Nov. 20 at the 9:30 a.m. worship service. […]
Events & Announcements
Oldies but Goodies pay tribute to “Our Mama’s an ‘nem”
NORCO – Join the Oldies but Goodies dance and social club for a tribute to “From our Mama’s an ‘nem.” The Thanksgiving potluck dance will be on Nov. 20 at the KC Home in Norco and admission is $5 per person. Line dancing will be from3-4 p.m. […]
Events & Announcements
Po-boy festival features 40 vendors
NEW ORLEANS – It’s all about the food at the Oak Street Po-Boy Festival this weekend. Over 40 vendors will be bringing their sandwiches to the free event along with dozens of musical performers. […]
Events & Announcements
Local fitness club hosts Rock-N-Run 5K
LULING – The St. Charles Pacers Fitness club will host its 2nd Annual Rock-N-Run 5K on Nov. 19 beginning at 8 a.m. at Monsanto Park in Luling. […]
Business
Season retail jobs hard to find in St. Charles
Getting temporary work during the holidays is a great way to earn some extra spending money, but seasonal jobs are few and far between in St. Charles this year. […]
Government
Parish launches iPhone app to lure businesses
St. Charles Parish visitors and potential business investors are now able to access parish information with the tap of a finger with the release of the new iSCP application for iPhone. […]
Crime
Des Allemands couple charged with burglary of gun, prescription drugs
Two Des Allemands residents have been arrested after authorities say they stole several prescription medications and a gun from a neighbor and then refused to open their door to deputies. […]
Columns
Fiscal plight of European Union, euro
The words from the poem of the early 17th century poet, John Donne, are apt when applied today toward the fiscal plight of the European Union members who share a common currency, the euro. […]