News
Trapper John the Hog Man claimed he ate a coyote, but it was a jab at critics
“They’re delicious,” an angry Trapper John the Hog Man said of claiming he recently ate a coyote. […]
Articles by Anna Thibodeaux
Business
Ochsner names new St. Charles Parish Hospital CEO
St. Charles Parish Hospital introduced Austin Reeder as chief executive officer (CEO) effective Feb. 8, marking the third hospital administrator named since the retirement of longtime CEO Federico Martinez in September 2015. […]
Lifestyles
Norco woman giving back after surviving serious car accident
As soon as Amanda Thomas could walk again from a serious car accident, she went to the Matthew 24:35 Food Pantry to help feed her family. […]
Business
St. Charles Parish growth coming with nearly $2B in investments
With ground broken and ribbons cut for nearly $2 billion in industrial investments in St. Charles Parish in one week, parish Economic Director Corey Faucheux explained it best when he said, “To say it was a good week for us is an understatement.” […]
Lifestyles
Longtime educator reflects on works and changes
As a longtime educator in the St. Charles Parish School system and school board member, John L. Smith remains a staunch supporter of public education. […]
Crime
Gulfport man found guilty of shooting St. Charles deputy
After 2-1/2 hours of deliberation, a jury found John Paul Devillier guilty Tuesday (Feb. 14) of the 2015 attempted first-degree murder of a St. Charles Parish Sheriff’s deputy.
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Crime
Police investigating how meth got in second-grader’s bag
The St. Charles Parish Sheriff’s Office investigation is continuing into how a white powder later identified as methamphetamine got into a second-grader’s school bag. […]
Business
Monsanto breaks ground on $1B plant upgrade in Luling
Just before shovels sunk into the ground Friday for Monsanto’s near $1 billion plant upgrade in Luling, Plant Manager Enrique Wehlen welcomed everyone to celebrate the chemical giant’s largest single investment in its history. […]
News
Train blocking raises anger in Ormond
Continually getting stuck at a train crossing on Ormond Boulevard for 35 minutes or more has left Kaitlin Gagliano crying, stressed and demanding answers on why this is a constant problem. […]