Leaders from the River Region and the Louisiana’s River Parishes Tourist Commission commemorated the 210th anniversary of the 1811 Slave Revolt by dedicating a new 10-mile trail Friday. […]
Taia Phillips decided last March that she wanted to get into acting and modeling. Since then, the 13-year-old Hahnville resident has filmed three movies and one commercial, been featured in a magazine, booked an Amazon Prime Show set to shoot this spring and will be head to New York Fashion Week this month to walk in a show. […]
Sheriff’s Reports 2-08-2021 […]
The things young sports fans dream of … you know them if you are one. Or you remember being one. Even if you aren’t a major sports fan, you almost certainly know someone who is one, and you know all about the happenings that would mean the world to them. […]
Senator Bill Cassidy is among those leading a group of more than 20 Republican senators who aim to meet with President Joe Biden and discuss their criticisms of Biden’s decision to end the Keystone XL pipeline project. […]
With a high number of COVID-19 cases throughout south Louisiana, the St. Charles Parish Public School System has partnered with Access Health Louisiana to provide system employees the opportunity for curbside COVID-19 testing. […]
Luling resident Charlette Becnel said she was floored when she opened her January Entergy bill. […]
Each year the St. Charles Parish Public School System’s talented art students and teachers gather at the Lafon Performing Art Center for a Talented Arts Workshop where different artists are invited to come and demonstrate techniques and spend a day with the students. […]
No more late fees, free WiFi hot spots, movie nights and plenty of coronavirus-safe programming options – the St. Charles Parish Library System is poised for a successful new year. […]
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