Football
Unbeaten Wildcats best Braves as Robicheaux wins No. 150
Destrehan netted head coach Stephen Robicheaux his 150th career victory — and did it with flash. […]
Year: 2016
Crime
Illegal ID scanners found in local ATMs
When a fourth of the card skimmers found in Louisiana were recently analyzed, it revealed they held personal information from at least 2,000 bank cards, representing an estimated $1 million in potential fraud. […]
Business
Historic deal: Ormond Plantation is for sale
Anyone interested in buying a 229-year-old mansion that predates the Louisiana Purchase by more than a decade may want to take a look at Ormond Plantation. […]
Crime
Vet charged with attempted murder sent to mental hospital
Luling’s William Canada, a U.S. Army veteran charged with attempted murder of his estranged wife and her parents in August, was recently declared mentally incompetent to assist his legal defense and has been committed to a mental health institution before his trial. […]
Lifestyles
Retired teacher helps restart Hurst Middle School mentoring program
Just two weeks after retiring as a teacher from Harry Hurst Middle School, Karen Naquin was back helping to revive the school’s mentoring program. […]
Crime
Sheriff’s Report 10-20-2016
Arrests
• Edmond Glen, 30, of 1508 English Colony St. in LaPlace, was arrested Oct. 11 and charged with unauthorized entry of an inhabited dwelling.
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Government
Council accepts two nominees for hospital board seat
The St. Charles Parish Council accepted two nominees for the St. Charles Hospital Board seat vacated by John Landry III, who was forced to leave the position. […]
Lifestyles
Norco public servant is Citizen of the Year
Ronald St. Pierre is humble about being named the American Legion Post 366’s Citizen of the Year, but he especially wants to thank all the people who helped him earn this recognition. […]
Lifestyles
Autistic son inspires family to help others with disorder
Earlier this year, Duke Rousse of Destrehan received a phone call — and potentially tragic news. […]