Football
Wildcats picking up steam in quest to remain undefeated
After their most dominant win of the year, the Destrehan Wildcats are picking up steam as they head into the final two games of the regular season. […]
Month: October 2014
Crime
Police presence will increase on Halloween
Thousands of children will don their scariest outfits and head to neighborhoods around the parish on Friday, hoping that they might be able to put enough fright in those homeowners to be rewarded with bags full of candy. […]
Crime
St. Rose teen pleads guilty after fatal shooting
A St. Rose teen convicted of principal to second-degree murder by a St. Charles Parish jury last September received a new trial last week and immediately pled guilty to manslaughter. […]
Government
Longtime board member faces outspoken board critic
In next week’s election, Milton Allemand is challenging, for the second time, incumbent Ellis Alexander for a seat on the St. Charles Parish School Board.
Lifestyles
Watercolors painted by Destrehan artist will be featured on hit CBS show
Those who watch “NCIS: New Orleans” will see a cameo from a Destrehan artist’s work in early November. […]
Lifestyles
Schools ranked 5th best
All except four schools in St. Charles Parish received an “A” grade, according to a report card released by the Louisiana Department of Education.
News
Woman falls off bridge while trying to catch cell phone
A woman was rescued by police officers and local firefighters after falling into Lake Pontchartrain while trying to catch her cell phone. […]
Football
Tigers face stingy defense in journey toward playoffs
Hahnville struggled early in the first quarter against H.L. Bourgeois last week, which Tiger head coach Nick Saltaformaggio attributes to bad blocking. […]
Government
Morel, Marcel in heated battle for judges
Judge Michele Morel and local attorney Tim Marcel have faced off against each other for the Division E judgeship before, but this November the two come into the race from different perspectives. […]