Government
Good deals can be found at sheriff’s sale, but so can risks
Each week the St. Charles Herald-Guide publishes properties that are currently up for bid at auction in the sheriff’s sales section of the newspaper. […]
Articles by Heather R. Breaux
Lifestyles
Renter Repairs 101
Like most St. Charles Parish residents, Lola Sanchez of Luling evacuated the area before Hurricane Gustav made landfall. […]
News
Woman turns to marathons to honor late husband
On a single sheet of lustrous purple letterhead, Luling’s Pamela Matherne presents her cause, simply headlined “What would you do to save a life? How far would you go?,” to potential donors for the Leukemia and Lymphoma Society. […]
Lifestyles
Evacuation Vacation
Along with Hurricane Gustav came a lot more than just forced evacuations and debris pick-ups across the parish. […]
Government
Several programs offer disaster relief to parish residents
Several state and government agencies are now offering disaster assistance to residents who were affected by or had to evacuate because of Hurricane Gustav. […]
Business
Lack of produce forces West Bank market to close temporarily
Organizers of the German Coast Farmer’s Market have been forced to temporarily close shop at their West Bank market due to inclement weather conditions and lack of fall produce. […]
Lifestyles
Council On Aging offers a host of events in September
The Council On Aging senior citizen activity centers serve as community focal points where older residents can receive meals, supportive services and can participate in planned socialization, recreation, education and health maintenance activities – and there are many excellent events planned for September. […]
Cheerleader / Dance Team
Sideline Sweethearts
Along with Friday night lights and game-winning touchdowns, comes perhaps one of the most joyful components of a high school football game – the cheerleaders. […]
Agriculture / Horticulture
A GREEN thumbs up
When Fayla Breaux of Luling pulled a newly sprouted fern bud from the ground over 20 years ago, little did she know that the tiny greenery would survive three transplants, Hurricane Katrina and grow to be nearly 5 feet tall. […]