Four local senior citizens who are active in St. Charles Parish’s Retired and Senior Volunteer Program (RSVP) were recently honored with Presidential Awards from the White House. […]
Signature throws, colorful beads, delicious food and a whole lot of fun – these are just a few of the things that make Mardi Gras special. And while the festive gatherings that usually facilitate those things – parades – have been cancelled throughout the New Orleans region for 2021, there is now an alternate plan to still celebrate the holiday. […]
Health care workers at St. Charles Parish Hospital started to get their own coronavirus vaccinations on Dec. 14, and now they are the ones giving them out as state guidance has expanded administration of the shots to include patients 70 and older, patients who are on dialysis, ambulatory healthcare workers and schools of allied health employees and faculty. […]
Video poker gamblers in St. Charles Parish slid more money into machines in the last quarter than they did in the entire fiscal year before it. […]
“You can’t pick them … you never know who it’s going to be.” […]
Candle and butter making, African dance and drumming, Native American dance and storytelling. […]
Due to coronavirus-related concerns, St. Charles Parish’s annual Martin Luther King Jr. march has been cancelled. […]
When Catahoula’s Restaurant closed in September, Rebecca Zeringue was suddenly out of a job. […]
More flood protection for St. Charles Parish could be on the way, as the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers has re-designed and re-released the Upper Barataria Louisiana Feasibility Study. […]
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