Why Louisiana’s prison system belongs in jail
Louisiana’s prison system has its faults and one of them is that prisoners are not always released until long after their prison terms expire. […]
Louisiana’s prison system has its faults and one of them is that prisoners are not always released until long after their prison terms expire. […]
My husband and I have been living at our present home for over 42 years ago. At that time, we planted a magnolia sapling. It was planted on the median with permission from our police juror. […]
The first St. Joseph’s altar on the Island of Sicily was humble in the 1700s, but the dedication has grown with four area churches celebrating the patron saint of the poor with altars of their own. […]
William J. “Bill” Wetta, Senior Vice President of Product Development & Chief Technology Officer (CTO) of DSC Dredge, LLC was awarded the Barry K. Wendt Commitment Award during National Stone Sand and Gravel Association’s annual convention in Indianapolis, Indiana held February 10 – 13, 2019. […]
Eleanor “Tulut” Dufrene, 86, a native of and a resident of Des Allemands, went to be with Jesus on March 13, 2019. […]
Courtney Millet will return to St. Charles Catholic High School as the new principal for the 2019-20 school year. […]
The 40th Annual Louisiana Sportsman Show and Festival, Louisiana’s largest outdoor and boat show, will be held March 14-17 at the Lamar-Dixon Expo Center in Gonzales. […]
The following Real Estate Transactions were taken from the public records at the St. Charles Parish Courthouse. Below you will find purchased homes and vacant land in the St. Charles Parish area. 16797 Hwy. 90 […]
Mt. Zion Baptist Church of Boutte will hold Lenten dinners through March 30 at the Earl E. Coleman Multipurpose Center, 119 Magnolia Ridge Road, Boutte. […]
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