Lifestyles
Heather R. Breaux BLOG
Thanksgiving has come and gone. The relatives have packed into their minivans and are homeward bound. […]
Articles by Heather R. Breaux
Lifestyles
Herald-Guide’s $1 Children’s Christmas Fund makes season brighter for families in need
This year the St. Charles Herald-Guide sponsors its second annual $1 Children’s Christmas Fund to help a needy parish family this holiday season. […]
Lifestyles
Heather R. Breaux BLOG 11-20-2007
On November 28, 1981 at 7:42 a.m. I, Heather Rae’ Breaux, was born to proud parents Guy and Fayla Breaux at St. Anne’s Hospital in Raceland and this upcoming Wednesday marks my 26th birthday. […]
Lifestyles
VIPs – Very Important Parishioners, Schools
Welcome to the special school edition of the Herald-Guide’s VIPs – Very Important Parishioners feature which zeroes in on St. Charles Parish teachers, students, parents and even the schools themselves who deserve a little recognition for the great strides they are making in the parish’s school system. […]
Lifestyles
Heather R. Breaux BLOG
When I was in fifth grade, my English teacher asked my class to write a 100-word essay that focused on what we wanted to be when we grew up. Seemed easy enough, right? […]
Lifestyles
NATALIE NICOLE
I can still remember the first time I met Natalie Graves. It was in the hallway outside of my third grade classroom at Mimosa Park Elementary – many years before she started her modeling and acting career. […]
Lifestyles
Heather R. Breaux BLOG 11-7-2007
The boxes have been packed, loaded into the bed of a pick-up truck, unloaded into the spare bedroom of my new house -and although a few have been unpacked, everyday I come home feeling overwhelmed and stare at the mountain of cardboard that sits in front of me. […]
Lifestyles
Heather R. Breaux Blog 10-17-2007
Thousands of die-hard purple and gold fans cheered on the LSU Tigers as they marched into triple overtime against Kentucky last Saturday. […]
Government
A walk to remember
In 1719 the early immigrants of St. Charles Parish sailed in from Germany, Switzerland and found their way from a small German territory called Alsace Lorraine to settle the Parish of Plenty as colonists. […]