Lifestyles
Humane Society showcase adoption pet “Miranda”
This week’s Humane Society showcase pet is Miranda. […]
Month: September 2014
Book Review
Book review: “Playwriting for Dummies”
Playwriting for Dummies by Angelo Parra is a guide for aspiring playwrights to discover how to begin the playwriting process. […]
Lifestyles
Arts, crafts and psychic shine unique light on interesting Alligator Festival merchandise
Those attending this year’s Alligator Festival should be prepared to be met by a number of vendors, some from nearby and others from farther away, offering a wide-variety of items that include handcrafted artisan furniture, hats made of seagrass and a look into the future. […]
Government
Info tours are unique way to learn how government works
Residents of St. Charles Parish have a unique opportunity to find out a lot about how St. Charles Parish operates when it comes to its government and the services it provides. […]
Editorial
Constitutional amendment battle moving to airwaves
The Louisiana Hospital Association, Louisiana Nursing Home Association, Louisiana Pharmacists Association, ambulance providers and intermediate care facilities are pooling their resources and planning for a statewide media buy to promote the passage of the first two constitutional amendments on the November ballot. […]
Obituaries
Juan “Johnny” I. Gonzalez Sr.
Juan “Johnny” I. Gonzalez Sr. passed away at his residence on Wednesday, Sept. 10 at the age of 74. […]
Obituaries
Celine Folse Dempster
Celine Folse Dempster, 88, a native and resident of Des Allemands, died on Saturday, Sept. 20. […]
Crime
Sheriff’s Reports 9-25-2014
•Clinton M. Maddox, 22, of 87 Dunleith Drive in Destrehan, was arrested for aggravated battery on Sept. 16. […]
Government
Parish names new planning and zoning director
The St. Charles Parish Council has confirmed the hiring of a new Planning and Zoning Department director. The new director, Michael Albert, will take over for Kimberly Marousek, who resigned in July after accepting a job in Baton Rouge. […]