Crime
St. Charles Parish Sheriff’s Office asking for help in identifying suspects at Splash Park
The St. Charles Parish Sheriff’s Office is asking for help in identifying three males who apparently damaged and removed a security camera. […]
Month: May 2015
Government
SCP voters support all four tax proposals
With 44 precincts reporting, all four tax proposals supporting hurricane levees, sewer system upgrades and expansion, school upgrades including a performing arts center and assistance for ARC of St. Charles have passed in St. Charles Parish.
Lifestyles
Longtime St. Charles Hospital CEO is retiring
Federico “Fred” Martinez, chief executive officer of St. Charles Parish Hospital (STCH), has announced today he will retire later this year, capping a 29-year career with the hospital.
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Lifestyles
Longtime Herald-Guide co-publisher passes away
The St. Charles Herald-Guide lost a co-founder, fellow writer and matriarch last Sunday. […]
Business
Gardner Realtors celebrates top performers at Golden Dome Awards
Girl Scouts Louisiana East honored its adult volunteers at the council’s Annual Meeting on April 18, with special recognition going to a select few. […]
Lifestyles
Students visit Waterford nuclear plant
On April 15, the Satellite Center’s engineering design class visited the Waterford 3 Nuclear Power Plant. […]
Letter to the Editor
St. Charles Parish voters may not understand importance of levee tax proposal
The importance of the millage election to provide funds for the completion of the West Bank Hurricane Protection Levee and drainage improvements. […]
Lifestyles
Orders, volunteers needed for Cpl. Hazeltine fundraiser
The St. Charles United Methodist Church is taking meal orders for a benefit lunch and dinner for Sheriff’s Officer Cpl. Burt Hazeltine. […]
Columns
Economic secretary facing final session, replacement unknown
Economic Development Secretary Stephen Moret was peppered with questions by members of the Senate Finance Committee last week and offered them a mini-preview of several business issues to be debated in what will be his final session working for the governor. […]