Terry and Vicki Caillouet have lived on North Beauregard Lane in Destrehan for 37 years. On May 14 their home flooded for the second time since they have been living there. The first was the May flood of 1995. […]
The St. Charles Parish Sheriff’s Office is asking for the public’s assistance in locating a missing 13-year-old female. […]
St. Charles Parish President Matthew Jewell has declared a State of Emergency in St. Charles Parish in preparation for Tropical Depression Cristobal. […]
St. Charles Parish President Matthew Jewell and the Emergency Operations Center are closely monitoring recently formed Tropical Storm Cristobal. In preparation of potential inclement weather, the Department of Public Works will take the following actions: […]
Ochsner Health has been on the frontlines of the pandemic response, caring for many of Louisiana’s COVID-19 patients. While the COVID-19 fight is not done, Ochsner officials said Ochsner has a responsibility to help its communities stay healthy and safe – which includes equipping business owners with the tools and resources they need to welcome back their employees and customers. […]
Added to the list of things operating drastically different this year because of the coronavirus pandemic is the St. Charles Parish Library System’s popular Summer Reading Program. Even so, lots of fun and entertainment are promised. […]
Luling resident Alex Harmon, who owns AH Esthetics in Luling, said it was a huge relief when she heard she would be able to open the doors to her shop under Phase 2 of the state’s coronavirus reopening. […]
When Gov. John Bel Edwards ushered Louisiana into phase one of businesses re-opening after coronavirus-related closures, restaurants were given the green light to open up dining rooms under strict guidelines – most notably capping the number of patrons to 25% of the establishment’s capacity. […]
Being ill with coronavirus may have been the easiest thing Amy Waters dealt with this spring. […]
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