Government
Memorial Day is time to honor sacrifice
On May 25, people across the country will celebrate Memorial Day, which commemorates U.S. men and women who died while in the military service. […]
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Government
Paradis library moves one step closer to reality
In a close, 5-3 vote, the St. Charles Parish Council authorized the parish Library Board to hire Norman Chenevert & Associates to design a library in Paradis. […]
Government
Parish picking up lunch tab for teens, children
Once again, St. Charles Parish is shelling out the dough to make sure children and teens 18 years and under receive a free, piping-hot meal for lunch during the summer. […]
News
Hollywood comes to town
Bayou Gauche will make an appearance in upcoming Hollywood blockbuster “Jonah Hex,” which stars Josh Brolin, John Malkovich and Megan Fox and is scheduled for release next year. […]
Business
Monsanto cuts 100
Monsanto will cut 100 contractors at its Luling plant due to severe ongoing droughts in certain areas of the world and unusual weather across the country. […]
Football
Wildcats, Tigers gear up for spring games
Destrehan and Hahnville football fans will get an early preview of next year’s squads when both teams host spring games this week. […]
Government
Smoking decision should be left up to the owners
A bill introduced by State Rep. Gary Smith that would ban smoking in bars is sure to elicit strong opinions depending on who you ask. […]
Government
Corps plans to beef up spillway for off-road recreation
Last year, an estimated 400,000 people visited the Bonnet Carré Spillway, and while more than a quarter of that number was likely due to the spillway’s opening, the rest was because of the recreational opportunities offered there. […]
Government
Smith lights fire under smokers
Three years ago, Louisiana lawmakers banned smoking in restaurants, office buildings and other public places, but granted exceptions to bars, truck stops and casinos. […]