Government
Being dead isn’t excuse when it comes to parish grass ordinance
Alleged murderer Gary Farrell has been in a coma for more than a year, but that doesn’t mean his lawn can be neglected.
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Articles by Michelle Stuckey
Government
Expert says levee could push water into parish
While the Western Tie-In levee project is scheduled to be complete early next year, a retired surge specialist agrees with parish officials that it may put the parish at risk for flooding.
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Lifestyles
Parish remembers Katrina, 9/11
In honor of the anniversaries of Hurricane Katrina and September 11, St. Charles Parish proclaimed Labor Day as “Remembrance Day” this year. […]
Fishing / Hunting
Bayou Gauche’s own SWAMP PEOPLE
For the DeJean family in Bayou Gauche, hunting alligators has been a family affair since 1979.
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Fishing / Hunting
Memorial tournament draws 72 fishermen
The Fishing For Frankie Memorial Tournament took place last weekend and drew 72 fishermen and a crowd of about 250 people.
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Lifestyles
Luling woman bakes bread from scratch
Celeste Uzee grew up watching her grandmother make bread every week. Never glancing at a recipe or picking up a measuring spoon, her grandmother would seamlessly pour ingredients in and a beautiful, perfect loaf would come out. […]
News
HHS track causing a sticky situation
School officials are seeking a legal opinion because of the massive deterioration of the Hahnville High School track after only seven years of use. The track can no longer be used for meets because of the degraded surface structure.
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News
Schools more descriptive with accounts payable info
After months of work, St. Charles Parish Public Schools were able to revise their accounts payable to include more descriptive information on each expense every month.
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Crime
Luling man pleads guilty to creating meth lab
A Luling man, who was arrested after police say they found six methamphetamine labs inside a vacant Ellington Avenue business he owned, pled guilty last week but will likely avoid jail time.
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