Columns
Higher Ed issues on Spring Break
Another session of the Legislature sets to convene with the usual raft of bills to make over the management of higher education. […]
Year: 2012
Columns
Luling basketball great honored with ‘Dean’s Pond’
Luling resident and basketball great Dean Church was honored with a surprise gathering and fish fry with Grand Ridge Golf Club friends at the clubhouse on Friday night. […]
Obituaries
Mildred Babin Portera
Mildred Babin Portera, 89, passed away in February 2012. She was born in St. Rose, raised in New Sarpy and a resident of Destrehan. […]
Obituaries
Collette “Peche” Labbe Radecker
Collette “Peche” Labbe Radecker, 74, passed away on Feb. 22, 2012 at North Oaks Health System in Hammond. […]
News
Hospital collects 426 jars of peanut butter during parade
St. Charles Parish Hospital organized its annual Peanut Butter Drive for St. Charles Social Concerns “Food Pantry.” […]
Crime
Bank phone, text scam targets residents
Residents around the area are receiving scam phone calls claiming to be from First National Bank USA that ask them to “reactivate” their account by giving out their personal information, according to St. Charles Parish Sheriff Greg Champagne. […]
Lifestyles
Pictures, memories sought for art teacher tribute
Organizers are seeking written memories and photos that can be used in a tribute to Lloyd Sensat, who passed away last year but had a tremendous influence on students in St. Charles through his Talented Art program. […]
Crime
Sheriff supports harsher punishment for copper thieves
Copper thieves in St. Charles could be facing harsher punishments if a recently-introduced bill passes through the Louisiana House of Representatives. […]
Business
Farmers’ Market officials say government funding needed to survive
During a St. Charles Parish Council meeting last week, a Hahnville resident and a few council members questioned whether the German Coast Farmers’ Market should continue to receive $30,000 in annual funding from the government. […]