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Teacher keeps friend’s memory alive through service
“I’m trying to deal with being without her, and I feel connected to her when I’m serving.” […]
Articles by Monique Roth
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Community rallies to support long-time teacher diagnosed with ALS
Malissa Gore has served the students and families of R.K. Smith Middle School for the past 16 years working as a teacher and coach of nearly every sport, and now the community is rallying around Gore following her February ALS diagnosis. […]
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$22 million in state surplus funding proposed for St. Charles Parish
Gov. John Bel Edwards joined the Louisiana Coastal Protection and Restoration Authority and the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers this week in announcing his proposal to allocate $150 million in surplus funding toward coastal restoration and protection projects, with $22 million of that surplus directly impacting two local projects. […]
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American Idol’s Kevin Gullage set to headline Sunday’s Concert In The Park
The St. Charles Public Schools Foundation, in partnership with the United Way of St. Charles, will host a free musical concert featuring local talent on Sunday, April 10. […]
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Entergy representatives discuss parish street light repairs at council meeting
Two Entergy representatives were on hand at Monday’s St. Charles Parish Council meeting to discuss ongoing street light repairs. […]
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New Emergency Department pediatric exam room now available at St. Charles Hospital
A new exam room designed to meet the needs of the St. Charles Parish community’s smallest residents is now available at Luling’s St. Charles Parish Hospital. […]
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Interactive concert experience set for Saturday at the Lafon Center
The weekend the Dr. Rodney R. Lafon Performing Arts Center will host Motones and Jerseys In Concert – an interactive, high-energy 60’s-inspired song and dance experience. […]
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Local teen wears holiday costumes to spread cheer
First it was the Grinch and soon it will be the Easter Bunny. But whatever the holiday, Bayou Gauche resident Collin Shields said he just can’t get enough. […]
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Hahnville High Tigerbots enjoy success this year, compete this weekend
Earlier this month the Hahnville High School Tigerbots robotics team made it all the way to the semi-finals when the members competed in their first in-person competition since the pandemic began. […]