Civil rights group wants to stop weddings at ‘historic slave plantations’
A national civil rights group’s call to stop holding weddings at historic slave plantations hasn’t affected Destrehan Plantation, or at least not yet. […]
A national civil rights group’s call to stop holding weddings at historic slave plantations hasn’t affected Destrehan Plantation, or at least not yet. […]
With council approval of the East Bank Park expansion, St. Charles Parish plans to build a $4.4 million gym in Destrehan. […]
Construction on a turf football field at the heart of the in-the-works Ed Reed Park in St. Rose should be ready for use early in the upcoming new year. […]
Just days after playing for Destrehan in the Class 5A state championship game, two senior Wildcat stars saw further great rewards for their hard work—each got to live a dream. […]
Sheriff’s Reports – December 19, 2019 […]
It’s the season for giving – and, unfortunately sometimes, for taking illegally. With families spread out over long distances, sending Christmas gifts through package delivery is often the most practical course of action. […]
Hitting a near 30-year low in unemployment, St. Charles Parish’s economic indicators are among the strongest in Louisiana. […]
More than 40 child patients received Christmas gifts, got to meet Santa Claus and had a chance to enjoy “a winter wonderland” courtesy of the Jerusalem Shrine Patient Christmas Party in Destrehan Saturday. […]
The St. Charles Parish Council approved contracts for nearly $9 million in projects despite Parish President-elect Matt Jewell’s request to table them for review by his administration and incoming council members. […]
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