Health
LTC opening new facility, nursing center
The Louisiana Technical College branch in Jefferson will soon open a state-of-the-art manufacturing center this spring that will feature more than $600,000 in new equipment. […]
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Business
Ability to change with parish keeps Great Southern on top
From a rural parish with a population of only 12,321 to a fast growing suburban sanctuary with over 55,000 residents, St. Charles Parish has undergone a huge transition over the last 60 years. […]
Business
First-time homeowners receive help from state
Louisiana residents looking to purchase their first home will receive extra help from the state by way of a mortgage program that assists those without the money for a minimum down payment or closing costs. […]
Real Estate Transactions
Real Estate Transactions 1-15-2008
The following Real Estate Transactions were taken from the public records at the St. Charles Parish Courthouse. Below you will find purchased homes and vacant land in the St. Charles Parish area. The following transactions are dated Dec. 18, 2007 through Jan. 3, 2008. […]
Government
Dawning of a new era in parish as St. Pierre, nine others sworn into office
Parish President V.J. St. Pierre, along with nine other councilmen and women, can officially drop the “elect” from their title after they were sworn in at an inauguration ceremony in front of the St. Charles Parish Courthouse on Jan. 13. […]
Editorial
The Devil’s Bargain: Sweatshops and the American Scheme
The so-called season of giving is officially behind us. Even in these sluggish economic times, Americans still managed to spend more than $50 billion in gift-giving. Now that all the gifts have been opened, all that is left is for us to enjoy them. […]
Government
New era ahead in St. Charles
St. Charles Parish is on the threshold of a new era this weekend. A new parish president and council will be inaugurated. […]
Lifestyles
HHS teacher makes documentary about explosion that killed 36
Shedding much needed light on Louisiana’s biggest tragedies is becoming somewhat of a specialty for Hahnville High School broadcast teacher Royd Anderson. […]
News
Parish Christmas trees begin journey to wetlands
For the 18th consecutive year, the Louisiana Department of Natural Resources/Coastal Engineering Division will collect Christmas trees to help stop erosion of the state’s wetlands. […]