Fishing / Hunting
Improving the wetlands one student at a time
Barry Guillot’s hands have just been pricked by an albino hedgehog. […]
Articles by heraldguide
Government
Ethics reform long overdue
Louisiana will become a national model for ethics in government, overcoming our past to lead the country in transparency. […]
Crime
Dangerous man caught in Destrehan
A man that was wanted by Crimestoppers for two counts of attempted first degree murder, attempted armed robbery and aggravated burglary in Jefferson Parish was arrested in Destrehan on April 6. […]
Business
Residents do their part to help parish attract businesses
Many St. Charles Parish residents may have been surprised when they were stopped after coming out of local businesses last weekend and asked questions about their work history and current skills. […]
Events & Announcements
Famous writer headed to parish
The St. Charles Parish School System is showing their appreciation for their employees in a big way by bringing in Erin Gruwell, who was portrayed in the movie “Freedom Writers,” as a guest speaker. […]
Business
Childhood friends take over historic restaurant
Most childhood friendships dry up as the years drag on as fast as a puddle of rain water in the red-hot southern Louisiana heat. […]
News
Spillway Evacuated
The opening of the Bonnet Carré Spillway might be a minor inconvenience to those that regularly take advantage of all the site has to offer, but it will prove to be a boon for the vegetation and fish that call the spillway home. […]
Government
Giving season not over in parish
While the season of giving usually begins and ends during the Christmas holiday, those in St. Charles Parish are getting the chance to continue that giving spirit thanks to a pair of important local events. […]
Crime
Sheriff’s Office still searching for armed and dangerous man
The St. Charles Parish Sheriff’s office has captured a wanted man charged with second degree murder, but is still searching for another man they consider armed and dangerous. […]