Former state Rep. Damon Baldone attempted to change his party affiliation to both Democrat and Republican — a dual registration — on Monday morning with the Terrebonne Parish Registrar of Voters, but was refused and he is now taking the matter to court. […]
“She was always smiling and laughing. Her kindness and thoughtfulness was extended to friends, strangers, and acquaintances alike, through birthday and get well wishes or ‘thinking of you’ cards. Once you were her friend, it was for life!” […]
Gerald A. “Stick” Orgeron, Sr., 85, a native of New Orleans and resident of Luling passed away on Wednesday, Aug. 5, 2015. […]
Arrests
• Jeremy Cotton, 35, of 3826 Peters Road in Gretna, was arrested Aug. 3 and charged with theft of goods. […]
St. Charles Parish Public Schools has taken another step toward protecting its faculty and students, this time using a boost from technology to do so. […]
St. Charles Parish was recently used as a testing ground by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers as a unmanned aircraft drone shot images of and around the Bonnet Carre Spillway. […]
Following the state trend, St. Charles Parish students taking Advanced Placement courses for higher education more than doubled this year along with more of them having earned college credits. […]
With plans made, efforts organized and funding being sought for the Baton Rouge-to-New Orleans rail, the question for St. Charles Parish is if it can get its piece of the “super region.” […]
St. Charles District Attorney Joel Chiasson II said the five-year sentence handed down to Rashard C. Poche was intended to send a loud message to anyone who might even think of mistreating an animal in the future: it simply will not be tolerated. […]
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