News
Fatal crash mars holiday weekend
Friday evening, as the Memorial Day weekend was beginning, a 3 vehicle fatality occurred on U.S. 90 in Luling. […]
Articles by Michael Luke
Football
Landry goes in 5th round
St. Charles Parish continues to produce world-class athletes, and at the recent National Football League Draft that became even more evident, as former Hahnville High School Quarterback Dawan Landry made the jump to the National Football League following a standout career at Georgia Tech. […]
Lifestyles
Call to duty
Each year millions gather on Memorial Day, barbecuing and pitching horseshoes all across America. While most pass the time with ease and carefree delight, very few actually know what the holiday represents.
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Government
New subdivision vetoed by Laque
In a rare move, Parish President Albert Laque vetoed an ordinance to approve a five home subdivision in an area designated wetlands along Highway 90, citing a propensity for flooding. […]
Crime
Loud music sprouts surprise
During a traffic stop by a St. Charles Parish Sheriff’s deputy, Gary Eugene, Jr., 25, was arrested for growing marijuana and driving with a suspended license. […]
Baseball
Hahnville runs out of steam in quarterfinals
Coach Frank Cazeaux had announced his intention to step down as head coach earlier in season. Instead of miracle run through the state baseball tournament, Cazeaux and the Tiger’s were sent home via the Jesuit Blue Jays. […]
News
Heavy users to feel the pinch at the tap
After months of debate, hand-wringing and dire warnings, the parish council approved a water rate increase that will substantially tax heavy users. […]
News
Herald-Guide wins Newspaper of the Year
Louisiana Press Association held its annual banquet honoring the best newspapers throughout the state this past weekend in Baton Rouge. […]
News
Parish readies for another hurricane season
Last week construction began on preparing the east bank levee for another round of hurricanes. With low spots due to the levee sinking, the Pontchartrain Levee District and the Army Corps of Engineers began the first round of repairs. […]