Setting record straight Re: Herald-Guide story – May 2, 2019 – “Council argument leads to putting the public, media in the hallway.” It noted “An argument between St. Charles Parish Councilman Paul Hogan and Council Chair Julia Fisher-Perrier over a council rule escalated to her clearing the council chambers of the public and media.” […]
One of two recipients of George H.W. Bush award, will attend post-grad year in Maryland […]
St. Justin, born in Samaria at the beginning of the second century, became an early Christian apologist. Around the year 155, St. Justin Martyr wrote the pagan emperor Antoninus Pius in Rome, explaining what Christians did at the Eucharist. […]
A man who allegedly told police he set two Killona residences on fire — including his own — because “God told him to” was arrested and charged with two counts of simple arson. […]
Destrehan and Hahnville high schools ranked among Louisiana’s top 100 secondary education facilities in Louisiana. […]
As he had time and time again for the St. Charles Catholic Comets, Robby Gilbert came through when his team needed him most. […]
Veronique Day is working toward bridging worlds. At Destrehan High School, Day, the school’s French teacher, is working on a variety of strategies aimed at increasing class enrollment, as well as the student body’s interest […]
Hahnville High seniors Collin Wenger and Amanda Wiggins were the recipients of the HHS Class of 1957 Anniversary Scholarships on May 1. […]
The Destrehan High School Salutatorian wrote a 70,000 word book for her senior project, earned first place non-fiction honors in the state for her short story “Trips to Texas” while a student at Harry Hurst Middle School, and was editor of the DHS National English Honor Society journal. […]
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