Government
Parish boat launch sites in controversy again
St. Charles Parish’s efforts to provide highly desired new boat launches on the West Bank generated still more controversy at Monday’s council meeting. […]
Month: January 2018
News
19-year-old former Destrehan student missing
The New Orleans Police Department is searching for 19-year-old Matthew Young, a former Destrehan High School student, who was recently reported missing from the 2000 block of Lakeshore Drive. […]
News
What an Ama man learned about his father fit neatly in a box
Frank Sims Jr.’s relationship with his father had been strained even onto his death in 2011, but now he wanted his 4-year-old grandson to know about him. […]
Lifestyles
“Look out world…” captures 2017 Photo Contest
One-year-old Hudson Hales was taking his first steps in his grandmother’s backyard when she snapped her winning photo in the Herald-Guide’s 2017 Camera Shootout Contest. […]
Fishing / Hunting
Freezing temperatures make it harder to catch fish
While temperatures have warmed up after a recent spell of icy weather, this weekend is projected to yield more temperatures that will inspire bundling up. […]
Lifestyles
Humane Society Pet of the Week: Mocha
This week’s St. Charles Humane Society’s showcase pet is Mocha. […]
Lifestyles
Norco Elementary recognizes 2017-18 Student of the Year
Norco Elementary Student of the Year Hayden Stoute with his parents, Cajun and Jason Stoute. Stoute has been chosen as Student of the Year for Norco Elementary School. […]
Crime
Good Samaritan robbed at gunpoint
A Boutte man has been arrested after allegedly robbing a local good Samaritan at gunpoint. […]
Government
Program offers a ‘New You’ for New Year
When life becomes difficult, many may find the prospect of turning things around overwhelming, be it in terms of a downturn in their career, their health or their overall satisfaction with their day-to-day routine. […]