Featured
Crawfish continues to sell for less as customer demand peaks
An abundance of warm weather has led to an abundance in the supply of crawfish – and given that, a bit more abundance for the contents of your wallet as well, perhaps. […]
Month: March 2020
Featured
St. Charles Parish Hospital names new CEO
St. Charles Parish Hospital has officially named Terrell Neal as its Chief Executive Officer (CEO), making the move after Neal had served in the role on an interim basis since late 2019. […]
Featured
Registration opens soon for popular Swamp School
Online registration for Swamp School, the popular summer camp offered by the St. Charles Parish Department of Parks and Recreation, will begin March 10. […]
Boys Basketball
Hahnville rallies to upset No. 2 Ouachita Parish, headed to Top 28 semifinal
Hahnville is headed to the big dance.
The Tigers officially qualified for the Top 28 boys basketball championship tournament after upsetting No. 2 seed Ouachita Parish on Saturday night to advance to the state semifinals, 70-67. […]
Girls Basketball
Quarterfinalist season reflects rise of Hahnville Lady Tigers program
Though Arrianna Smith guided Hahnville to its best season in more than a decade, this week the Hahnville head coach was still shaking off the effects of her Lady Tigers’ season ending quarterfinal loss at Benton. […]
News
Majoria’s now selling Seafood Pot crawfish
BOUTTE – Crawfish lovers on the West Bank of St. Charles Parish have news to get excited about as Majoria’s Supermarket announced that they would now be offering boiled crawfish. […]
Football
Community shows appreciation for Tigers’ season after controversial loss
In the midst of celebration, believing they’d felled a defending state champion and a recent nemesis, Hahnville’s joy turned to sorrow when a late, controversial penalty flag negated a game-winning field goal in the second round of the football playoffs at Zachary. […]
News
Search still on for missing Destrehan man
DESTREHAN – Talented. Easy going. Open minded.
According to his family and friends, those are just some of the words that make Jace Martin special. The St. Charles Parish Sheriff’s Office has once again requested assistance from the public to change another word that can describe him – missing. […]
Crime
St. Charles Parish crime rate hits historic low
For the second consecutive year, the St. Charles Parish Sheriff’s Office announced a drop in the rate of crimes reported in the parish, setting a new low mark for the 24 years of Greg Champagne’s tenure as sheriff. […]