Health
St. Rose resident beats cancer diagnosis – twice
Soon after having a double mastectomy last year, Iris Dent got the further devastating diagnosis that the cancer had reached her lymph nodes. […]
Month: October 2017
Business
United Way grows to 30 partners
With record-setting campaigns, Battle for the Paddle growth and organizational expansion in services, United Way of St. Charles marked an impressive year in 2016. […]
Health
Special Olympics, United Way help Destrehan native beat the odds after cancer
After undergoing surgery to remove a cancerous tumor from her brain in 1999 and then chemotherapy for the next two years, Jordan Prince was told she may never hear, walk or speak again — continuing to participate in athletics seemed like a remote possibility, at best. […]
Health
Matthew 25:35, Second Harvest feed over 9K people in parish
Mary Anne Schindler took after her parents when it comes to her love of helping others. […]
Health
3-year-old finds joy in therapeutic riding
Three-year-old Chloe Doucet of Luling is one whose life has been touched in a positive way by the Greater New Orleans Therapeutic Riding Center (GNOTRC). […]
Lifestyles
Humane Society Pet of the Week: Vera
This week’s St. Charles Humane Society’s showcase pet is Vera. […]
Lifestyles
Lemmon, HHS celebrate Constitution Day at Loyola University
On Sept. 18, Judge Mary Ann Vial Lemmon of the U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of Louisiana presided over a special Naturalization Ceremony at Loyola University. […]
Lifestyles
Rosary Crusade will mark Fatima centennial in historic ‘Miracle of the Sun’
This year’s Rosary Crusade will be a special one for Shirley Dufrene of Luling, as it will for thousands of people worldwide. […]
Government
Council forms citizens committee to study boat launch sites
The St. Charles Parish Council created the West Bank Boat Launch Citizens Advisory Committee and then tabled canceling the controversial Gator Cove Marina lease deal to keep it among the committee’s options for consideration.
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