While it was always known that students across the state have faced challenges for the past two school years due to the coronavirus pandemic, those challenges were first quantified this month when the Louisiana Department of Education released the first batch of standardized test data that measures how students fared on major exams during the pandemic. […]
“You see people actually become underemployed. They may take part-time jobs because they can’t get child care to co-exist with their schedule for a full-time job, or maybe they take a lower-paying position so that they can make the schedule work.” […]
There was screaming and yelling at the St. Charles Parish School Board meeting last night when parents on both sides of the masking debate showed up ready to defend their side of the argument. […]
Norco, a video game named after and inspired by the east bank St. Charles Parish town, took a top honor in the Tribeca Festival’s first-ever games competition this summer. […]
James “Jimmy” Breaux, an Ama resident, fondly recalls how he first got involved with the St. Charles Parish Civil Service Board four decades ago. […]
Sheriff’s Reports 8-19-2021 […]
Louisiana State Police Troop B announced this morning that another arrest has been made in the investigation into the crash that claimed the life of 44-year-old Brady Ortego, and this time it is Pebbles Johnson, the mother of suspect Hunter Johnson. […]
Community members, business owners, nonprofit organizations and churches from all over the River Region banded together this summer to make sure St. Charles Parish students were ready for their first day of classes. […]
Dick “Pete” Pitre passed away on Thursday evening, August 12, 2021. He was 67 years old. Beloved husband of Deborah Watson Pitre. […]
© Copyright 1999 - 2026 St. Charles Herald-Guide