Softball
Hahnville softball ace signs with Nicholls
Hahnville pitcher Hannah Haydel, who is entering her senior season, officially signed with Nicholls State University last week. […]
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Girls Soccer
Hahnville falls to Mt. Carmel, 4-1, in second round of soccer playoffs
Mt. Carmel beat Hahnville 4-1 in girls soccer last week, elminating the Lady Tigers from the state playoffs. […]
Sports
Tiger wrestlers finish in top 10 of weight class in state
Four Hahnville High School wrestlers finished in the top 10 of their respective weight classes during the LHSAA State Wrestling Championship, which was held last weekend at the Pontchartrain Center in Kenner. […]
Government
St. Charles needs input in airport plans
Plans for overhauling Louis Armstrong International Airport are in the works and just how it is done could have an effect on residents of St. Charles Parish and the disturbances they encounter. […]
Girls Basketball
Lady Tigers claim district championship
The Hahnville Lady Tigers captured the District 8-5A championship Tuesday night by beating John Ehret 40-34. […]
Lifestyles
Hospital chef selected as one of state’s best
Chef Blaine Guillot, who cooks up culinary creations like seafood-stuffed peppers and crawfish enchiladas for the crowd at the St. Charles Parish Hospital café, has been named one of the top chefs in the state.
Government
Week of near freezing temps needed to prevent spring mosquito explosion
Though mosquitoes are far less active in the winter than they are during the rest of the year, the unseasonably warm weather now could provide a big boost to the mosquito population late next month.
Government
Committee looks at modifying fireworks ban
At a legislative committee meeting Tuesday night, St. Charles Parish Council members discussed an ordinance that would allow fireworks to be shot on certain days inside the parish but would continue to ban their sale.
Government
Northbound lanes of Hale Boggs will close for 82 hours
The northbound lanes of the Hale Boggs Bridge will be closed from Friday at 7 p.m. until Tuesday at 5 a.m., according to the Louisiana Department of Transportation and Development.