Government
Fire at Waterford not responsible for power loss
An oil fire on the grounds of the Waterford 1 and 2 power plants was extinguished on Sunday, according to the St. Charles Parish Emergency Operations Center.
Month: January 2012
Government
Sheriff’s vessel will aid in body recovery
The St. Charles Parish Sheriff’s Office unveiled the latest tool in the department’s arsenal in maritime security and safety – a 27-foot boat that can be used for search and rescue in the mighty Mississippi.
Crime
Parish street signs continue to disappear
Vandals continue to target street signs in St. Charles Parish, with five more signs reported stolen in Hahnville and Destrehan.
Government
Test for first responders is the bomb
Emergency officials and responders from St. Charles, St. John and St. James parishes came together on Thursday, Jan. 12 to test their skills in disarming bombs.
Crime
State will not prosecute man in alleged rape
The state will not pursue charges against a Hahnville man who was accused of raping a woman after offering her a ride home more than two years ago, according to court documents.
Government
Portion of Willowdale Boulevard to close for six-week culvert project
Starting Jan. 30, Willowdale Boulevard will be closed to traffic between Michael Drive and Cottage Drive for six weeks while improvements are made to a culvert, according to St. Charles Parish officials.
Lifestyles
Baby Tripp leaves legacy
A small child that brought people all over the world together in prayer has passed away.
Crime
Drug bust leads to arrest of suspected hit and run driver
A 29-year-old Boutte man who was wanted for aggravated battery, simple assault and a hit and run was arrested last week after authorities say they executed a search warrant at his home and found drugs and a loaded gun. […]
Events & Announcements
MLK Levee March
Celebrate the birthday of Martin Luther King Jr. by marching from the Hale Boggs Bridge to the Eual J. Landry Gym on Jan. 16. […]