Coastal restoration needed for future hurricane seasons
As Hurricane Ida swept by this week, we all breathed a sigh of relief that conditions were right to lessen its destructive force as it crossed the Gulf of Mexico. […]
As Hurricane Ida swept by this week, we all breathed a sigh of relief that conditions were right to lessen its destructive force as it crossed the Gulf of Mexico. […]
Home sales in St. Charles Parish should continue to rise after President Barack Obama signed legislation extending a popular tax credit that’s available to some homebuyers. […]
Two local teens are lucky to be alive after the boat they were fishing in began taking on water in the middle of Lake Cataouatche. […]
Saying that he “can’t just take their word,” St. Charles Parish Councilman Paul Hogan has introduced a resolution that asks the council to conduct a comprehensive investigation into the East Bank Regional Library’s size increase. […]
After being closed due to an unusually high rise of the Mississippi River, Spillway Road is now open. […]
Until three years ago, Des Allemands native Edna Matherne, 85, was content living a simple yet full life as a devoted wife of 69 years to her husband Victor Matherne. […]
Residents will have to prepare for at least two more full closures of the Hale Boggs Bridge over the next 12 to 14 months of the cable replacement project. […]
The Destrehan Lady Wildcats saw their volleyball season come to an end Tuesday night after Terrebonne won in three straight sets.
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Destrehan seniors Kurt McCune and Sam Carriere will continue their baseball careers in college after both signed with schools on Wednesday. […]
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