Nick Friloux served in the U.S. Marine Corps and loved it.
“Just being in the military was great,” Friloux said. “But it was stay with the love of my life (his wife) or the Corps. I had to choose.” […]
Following intense public scrutiny over the Hwy. 90 Boat Launch deal, the St. Charles Parish Council’s special projects committee will meet Monday to discuss at least four options that could lead to the development of a boat launch. […]
Anticipating a crowd of nearly 25,000 people, this weekend’s Alligator Festival will feature South Louisiana delicacies, crafts and a rocking entertainment lineup featuring Louisiana’s sweetheart Amanda Shaw. […]
Norco’s downtown revitalization isn’t a historic movement, but it’s certainly a move toward reviving the appearance of a town that owes its founding to the New Orleans Refining Co.’s 1916 purchase of a sugar cane field for its oil terminal. […]
Gulf South Pipeline’s promise to donate $2 million to improve Montz drainage in return for putting Entergy’s gas compressor station in the area got an angry response from residents. […]
When James and Shirley Cospolich of Destrehan heard about the idea of a marriage celebration, they decided it was great.Cospolich heard about it through his sister’s group, the Good Timers, and before they knew it they were among 51 couples renewing their vows at a ceremony at St. Charles Borromeo Catholic Church, also in Destrehan, on Aug. 19. […]
The St. Charles Parish school supplies drive generated 6,000 donations to help for Harvey victims return to school. […]
Bright as roses and curling like petals, ghost peppers dangle on lush green plants growing in Elizabeth Hosey’s front yard in Paradis. […]
When Brandi LeBlanc saw Hurricane Harvey’s devastation in Houston, she readily recalled the generosity they got in an equally destructive storm called Katrina. […]
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