Lifestyles
Literacy group at Mimosa Park Elementary
All students in Lisa Cain’s second grade class at Mimosa Park Elementary recently read the book “Honeybees”. […]
Month: February 2014
Lifestyles
R.J. Vial scientists at work
The fourth graders in Krissi Brown’s class at R. J. Vial Elementary School were able to examine the inside of an owl pellet and found a variety of animal bones. […]
Lifestyles
R.K. Smith students attend TEDYouth conference
Members of R.K. Smith’s Student Council attended the TEDYouth conference at the Civic Theatre in New Orleans. […]
Lifestyles
R. J. Vial Elementary teacher of the year
The faculty and staff at R. J. Vial Elementary recently nominated teachers for the recognition of Teacher of the Year. […]
Business
Planned heliport stirs emotions in Luling
A local helicopter transport company is facing pushback from residents and a nearby business over their plan to build a heliport on a plot of land on Judge Edward Dufresne Parkway in Luling. […]
News
Family still hopeful that missing Boutte man will be found alive
Antoine Edmond Sr. lived on Magnolia Ridge Road in Boutte for 52 years before he vanished without a trace in what his son likens to something from a TV movie. […]
Business
Gamblers spent $29 million in parish in last year
Gamblers in St. Charles Parish continue to dump loads of money into video gaming machines, with nearly $30 million spent on area slots in the last year. […]
Lifestyles
Luling Navy vet relives WWII kamikaze attack
From his perch behind a small cannon aboard the U.S.S. California, Wayne Robinson saw the kamikaze suicide pilot’s plane careening towards the ship. […]
Lifestyles
Community lends helping hand to paralyzed bicyclist
Only four days before his 57th birthday, Scott Hoppmeyer was riding his bike over a grated bridge in Thibodaux when tragedy struck. Hoppmeyer, an avid bicyclist who took part in several charity bike rides, flipped over his handlebars and found himself facedown on the bridge. […]