Baseball
Wildcats fall short in quarterfinal opener, but not finished yet
NOTE: Due to weather concerns, Destrehan and Sam Houston have moved Saturday’s quarterfinal game two (first of the day) to 4 p.m. […]
Year: 2019
Lifestyles
Flag raised again with vets looking on in tears
With tearful veterans residing at Luling Living Center looking on, American Legion Post 131 raised the American flag again at a location where it had been gone over a year. […]
Lifestyles
Hahnville Church hosts conference
The Hahnville Church Women Prayer conference was held March 30 at Hahnville Church. […]
Lifestyles
St. Charles Parish Senior Olympic Bowlers take the gold
St. Charles Parish Parks and Recreation Director Duane Foret (back row center) and RSVP Director Michelle Higgins, surprised St. Charles Parish Senior Olympic Bowlers in Houma. […]
Sports
Column: Rugby on the Bayou
Look out St Charles Parish … Category 5 Bayou Hurricane Rugby Team is here and making an impact […]
News
Murdered 15-year-old was trying to protect mother
As details unfolded in the trial of Ed Veillon Jr., court testimony revealed Veillon murdered his 15-year-old son as he tried to protect his mother. […]
News
Father convicted after ‘unspeakable crimes’
A St. Charles Parish jury has found Ed Veillon Jr. guilty of the second degree murder of his 15-year-old son, Seth Veillon, and the attempted murder of his wife, Nicole Veillon. […]
Obituaries
Jeannette DeRoche Champagne
Jeannette DeRoche Champagne, 81, a native and resident of Des Allemands, passed away on April 30, 2019. […]
Baseball
Destrehan looks to fell nationally ranked foe in quarterfinals
After a whirlwind of a week that saw Destrehan win a wild first round playoff game and earn a second round series sweep, the Wildcats have suddenly been able to enjoy a full week of […]