Crime
FBI seeking fugitive with connections to Destrehan, Laplace
Dillon Arnez Davis is wanted in connection with the Aug. 2 robbery of Chase Bank at 3540 Williams Blvd., Kenner. […]
Year: 2017
What's Happening
Tax holiday
The St. Charles Parish Sale and Use Tax Office announced today a parishwide sales tax holiday for residents on August 4-5. […]
What's Happening
Youth rally
The St. Charles Parish Department of Community Services will host its annual Youth Rally on Aug. 5 from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the Edward A. Dufresne Community Center in Luling. […]
Business
Business news: Access Health expanding dental services, facilities in Luling
Dr. Michael Boudreaux says whats going on at the St. Charles Health Community Center “is pretty big.”Construction is underway on the Luling dental expansion project, which means the center can offer additional dental care to patients for pay or assistance, said Boudreaux, who recently joined the staff. […]
Crime
Avondale man arrested in Burger King shooting
An Avondale man accused of targeting an ATM worker at an Elmwood bank and then attempting to rob him at a Burger King drive-through window in Boutte was arrested Thursday. […]
Crime
Arrest made in Burger King shooting, attempted robbery
An arrest has been made in the Wednesday’s Burger King shooting and attempted robbery. […]
What's Happening
Blood drive
Parish officials are urging residents to donate blood to JJ Robertson at a replacement drive in the main lobby of the St. Charles Parish Courthouse at 15045 River Road in Hahnville from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. on August 3. […]
Lifestyles
Luling’s Ruby Caine leads storied life
Ruby Caine leads a double life.
She is a teacher and a writer of romance novels with religious characters who find their “happily ever afters.” […]
Business
Stein’s Cleaners takes over Bosco’s location
For almost 40 years, sisters Evelyn and Gloria Sandolph greeted customers at Bosco’s Cleaners, and although the name in the front of the store, now Stein’s Cleaners, has changed, the friendly faces of those two Luling natives remain entrenched as ever. […]