After tornadoes ripped through the south in April, leaving total destruction in parts of Mississippi and Alabama, several St. Charles Parish businesses and residents stepped up to help.
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Luling’s Michael Diaz Jr. has dedicated his life to helping others, serving as a United States Marine, protecting the country in the Army National Guard and keeping local streets safe as both a state trooper and police officer.
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Former Hahnville High School student-athlete Don Raymond accomplished many firsts in his short life. Not only was the trailblazer the first black athlete to play a sport at Hahnville, he was also the first black four-sport letterman in the state’s history and was the first black player named to Louisiana’s All-State football team.
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Bills have been introduced into the state legislature to eliminate the state income tax, which may be a good idea but not for the next couple of years. […]
‘Tis the season of termites, as swarms of the destructive insects are being spotted flying together near street lamps throughout the parish. […]
A 14-year-old boy drowned on Sunday while swimming with friends in Lac Des Allemands, according to the St. Charles Parish Sheriff’s Office.
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Residents in Paradis, Des Allemands and Bayou Gauche finally got the chance to walk into their own library on Monday when a new 6,200-square-foot branch opened on the corner of Audubon and Fonda streets. […]
The St. Charles Parish Sheriff’s Office is investigating complaints of random gunfire on Highway 90, which included a vehicle being struck by a bullet. […]
Watching the Destrehan football team practice this spring, it’s easy to see a difference between this squad and the one that struggled to a 3-7 record last year. […]
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