Business
Hahnville soldier welcomes opportunity to recruit veterans into jobs at Dow
It was on Sept. 11, the day of horrific Islamic terrorist attacks on the U.S., when then high school senior Kyle Graham realized his career. […]
Month: May 2016
Business
Toy crawfish boil set flying off shelves in St. Charles
The Lil Bit Crawfish Boil set for kids has quickly found a strong foothold in the local marketplace. […]
Obituaries
Kenneth Jerome King
Kenneth Jerome King, 73, a resident of Luling, passed away on May 13. […]
Obituaries
David J. Saucier
David J. Saucier, 61, a native and resident of Raceland, La., passed away on May 17. […]
Obituaries
Earline Dufrene Gaudet
Earline Dufrene Gaudet, 85, a native of Des Allemands and resident of Raceland passed away May 21. […]
Government
Parish seeking housing options for juveniles with Assumption detention center closing
The May 31 closure of the Assumption Parish Youth Detention Center has left St. Charles Parish among dozens of agencies in the state looking for alternatives on where to house juveniles delinquents with pending charges. […]
Lifestyles
J.B. Martin teacher, students combine for marriage proposal to remember
Joshua Martin knew he wanted to marry Brittany Weimer, his girlfriend of six years. Martin also knew he wouldn’t be satisfied if the proposal was anything less than extraordinarily memorable. […]
Business
Retailers: Reduction of sales tax holidays will hurt sales, force cuts
The annual Hurricane Preparedness Sales Tax Holiday typically held the last weekend of May is this year’s latest casualty to Louisiana’s budget crunch – and more crunching may be coming. […]
Health
St. Charles Hospital gets new CEO
Bringing previous experience as a hospital administrator to the position, Ritchie J. Dupre has been named St. Charles Parish Hospital’s CEO effective May 30. […]