Lifestyles
Pastor forgives, accepts man accused of burning down church
Two months ago, the New Sarpy community was rocked by a fire that destroyed the River of Life Christian Fellowship Church. […]
Year: 2011
Crime
Former clerk employee pleads guilty to theft
A former employee in the St. Charles Parish Clerk of Court’s Office has pleaded guilty to stealing more than $600 and falsifying records while two other former office employees were arrested and booked with theft. […]
Football
Former St. Charles player named head coach at Tulane
Curtis Johnson, who attended St. Charles Catholic High School, is the new head coach of the Tulane Green Wave. […]
Crime
2 deputies injured, 5 arrested during Christmas parade
St. Charles Parish Sheriff’s Office deputies were allegedly attacked by a pair of women and a 16-year-old boy at the Norco Christmas parade and two suffered minor injuries, according to the Sheriff’s Office.
Football
DHS lineman chooses UH
Two weeks ago Destrehan High School defensive tackle Marrick Charles decided that he would give his verbal commitment to attend the University of Houston. […]
Girls Soccer
Lady Tigers roll through tourney field, but fall in final
The Hahnville Lady Tigers soccer team tore through the tourney field at the 14th annual Battle on the Bayou, but lost a heartbreaker to Mississippi school Bay High in the championship game, 1-0. […]
Football
St. Charles guns for first state title against Amite
Destrehan’s Patrick Juneau booted a 20-yard field goal with 4 seconds left to put the finishing touches on St. Charles Catholic’s 24-21 victory over Parkview Baptist on Friday. […]
Agriculture / Horticulture
Get it growing 12-9-2011
Paperwhite and amaryllis are two bulbs that are popular for forcing in Louisiana during the winter. Forcing bulbs means growing them to bloom earlier than they would under normal landscape conditions. […]
Lifestyles
Hands-on experience
Shell representative Jolene Page presented real-life examples of simple machines to 3rd graders at Mimosa Park Elementary. […]