When I was young, I use to go fishing with my Grandfather. We didn’t go very often but when we did, he brought everything needed to catch fish, nets and bait to catch crabs, a cast net to catch shrimp and ice chests for food. We were loaded down. He didn’t have a big motor, about six horse power, and we had to rent a skiff. […]
A splash park for the West Bank is on the list of 2019 projects planned for St. Charles Parish. […]
On his wife’s urging, Larry McVay got a prostate checkup and got the news that changed his life. […]
From station to station and room to room, there was no shortage of wide-eyed fascination at the St. Charles Parish East Bank Library Tuesday. […]
When Dana Dufrene learned the terrible news — that her 14-year-old cousin, Rylee Pizani, had been diagnosed with brain cancer — her empathy immediately overtook her emotions. […]
When Dustin Cole is on the stage with his band, he’s in a different world where his mind makes blues-rock music rather than struggles with Tourette’s syndrome. […]
Milton Cambre has been described as “a man with a mission” in his longtime efforts to preserve LaBranche Wetlands for future generations, but these days he’s frustrated and worried it won’t happen. […]
Taylor Brown was crushed when she learned the news that her former science teacher at Harry Hurst Middle School, Barry Guillot, was in pain and suffering from a major illness. […]
At 2-1/2 years old, Rory Frickey uttering the word “butterfly” brought his mother and speech therapist to tears. It was the first word he’d spoken since birth, representing a major breakthrough for his mother, Erin, who realized her autistic child could have a normal life. […]
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