Columns
When we painfully recognize and name our scars, we receive new life
I am sure everyone is familiar with sign language. In times of emergencies we see some government worker using sign language for the hearing impaired. […]
Month: May 2019
News
Historic brochure gives insight into Des Allemands’ Black Prince Bayou
In what was considered the far reaches of St. Charles Parish in the early 1900s, a plan was coming together aimed at growing Des Allemands. […]
Gymnastics
Hahnville gymnast Ryan adds two more to state title count
Kamryn Ryan wrapped up a stellar gymnastics career at Hahnville High by securing her ninth and tenth Level 8 state championship wins this year, taking top honors in the balance beam and vault events. Ryan […]
Lifestyles
Ashton Manor holds crawfish boil for residents
Ashton Manor Assisted Living & Memory Care held a crawfish boil last Friday for residents. […]
News
Tiger golfer putted way to success, college scholarship
Shelby Walls had never golfed competitively prior to her freshman year at Hahnville. She proved a quick study. […]
News
Grad stayed on course on the court, in life
It’s certainly a high compliment to be considered a “fantastic kid,” and that’s what people think of Jordan Roberts. […]
News
ROTC leader, carpenter driven to serve others
Nathaniel Moss called the end of his time at Hahnville High School bittersweet. […]
News
HHS grad will start college as a sophomore
When Williams begins studying pre-law at Xavier University of Louisiana this year, she’s starting as a sophomore. She graduated from Hahnville High School with enough college credits through the school’s Dual Enrollment Program for this achievement. […]
News
Two men charged with attempted murder in St. Rose shooting
Two men have been arrested and charged with attempted murder in connection with a shooting in St. Rose. One of those arrested is a father who reportedly exchanged gunfire with a 17-year-old accused of shooting the man’s son. […]