With the second most petroleum refineries in the United States, Louisiana is responsible for many raw materials and end-products that we rely on every day. There’s one by-product of the refining process, however, that the industry would rather not deal with: petroleum coke. […]
Reviewed by Lucy Barre’ Spilling your darkest secrets for a cold examination by someone else takes a lot of courage. Unfortunately, the choice to divulge is not black and white, and cover-ups can bury the […]
When the Destrehan-based ES&H Wildcats take the field today (June 28) at Lutcher, they will either be playing for the Second District West championship or gunning for a spot in the American Legion state tournament. […]
Hahnville baseball coach David Baudry’s goal of getting his HHS-based Otto Candies team to the American Legion state tournament could come to fruition with a few strong performances in the next few days. […]
The Luling gymnastics coach charged with molesting boys faces additional charges in St. Charles Parish. […]
Ray Harmeyer smiled as he recollected stories of many of his students over the 26 years he taught karate in Luling, a run that came to an end last month. […]
Although they became landmarks in St. Charles Parish, three water towers will soon disappear from the parish’s skyline – forever. […]
The St. Charles Parish Council cleared the way for construction of a high-end apartment complex with up to 600 units in Destrehan. […]
Reviewed by Lauren Watson This Is Where It Ends by Marieke Nijkamp is strikingly relevant and incredibly touching, showing several perspectives of a day gone horribly wrong and something that could happen to any one […]
Arrests Jamal Scott, 32, of 340 Ash St. in Boutte, was arrested June 9 and charged with remain after forbidden. He was a fugitive. Bradley Madere, 49, of 107 Gassen St. in Luling, was arrested […]
Mary “Shannon” Guidry Naquin, 63, a native of Jennings and a resident of Bayou Gauche, passed away on June 12, 2018. She is survived by her husband, Larry Naquin, Sr.; son, Kevin Sean LeCount; daughter, […]
A bloody shoe and a gun traded for drugs were among vital pieces of evidence leading to the conviction of 32-year-old Jerel Smith of Luling, who last week was sentenced to life in prison for the second-degree murder of Metairie’s Ryan Dubuc. […]
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