Government
We had a big day this week
Monday was an eventful day in America, to say the least. It was the birthday of Martin Luther King Jr. and the first black president of our country took the oath of office for the second time.
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Business
All staff members at Luling assisted living center trained to care for Alzheimer’s, dementia
More than 100 dignitaries, executives and guests showed up for the official grand opening of Ashton Manor Assisted Living & Memory Care, a brand new assisted living community in Ashton Plantation.
News
Body of missing Boutte man found floating in river
A body that was found floating in the Mississippi River has been identified as that of a Boutte man who has been missing since Christmas, according to the St. Charles Parish Sheriff’s Office. […]
Government
Council unable to agree on Tastet’s replacement
The St. Charles Parish Council was unable to name a temporary appointee to serve District 2 after three nominees for the vacant seat failed to get the needed votes at Tuesday’s meeting.
Health
Flu cases on rise in St. Charles
Flu levels continue to rise across the nation, with Louisiana being particularly hard hit this season. […]
Boys Soccer
Destrehan blows away Higgins, 10-0
The Destrehan boys’ soccer team tightened their grip on the top spot in District 8-1 by throttling Higgins 10-0 on Friday night to remain undefeated in league play with a 5-0 record. […]
Girls Basketball
Hahnville routs Bonnabel, comes back to beat Higgins
The Hahnville girls’ basketball team suffered their first district loss of the season on Tuesday night, falling to East St. John, 43-29. However, the Lady Tigers are still in contention for the district crown after routing Bonnabel and using a big comeback to knock off Higgins in their first two district games. […]
Government
Sales tax sounds good, Bobby
With the worries of filing income taxes arriving again, it is probably a very popular notion among us to favor Gov. Bobby Jindal’s proposal to eliminate state income tax in Louisiana. […]
Government
Christmas trees used to protect Bayou Gauche shoreline
Christmas trees from around the parish, which were nestled inside homes and decorated with lights a couple of weeks ago, will soon move on to another purpose – stopping erosion of the Bayou Gauche wetlands. […]