It was years ago, Royd Anderson recalled, that the St. Charles Parish library featured screenings of his 2006 documentary, “The Luling Ferry Disaster,” shining a light of attention onto the filmmaker’s work. […]
Down eight to Zachary and needing a defensive stop to keep its season alive, Destrehan’s defense dug in with eight minutes left in the fourth quarter. […]
22 wins. 0 losses. But someone loses for the first time Friday night when unbeaten Destrehan travels to unbeaten Zachary for a Class 5A semifinal matchup – and the other is headed to the Superdome. […]
Chuck Jacob had barely walked a foot away from his freshly painted sign before cars began to stop along the side of the road. No wonder – turns out free food is a popular commodity. […]
When Stacey Lynn Trosclair heard what her sister-in-law had just been through, she was horrified – and determined to help. […]
Hypolite Nazio thought maybe someone was pulling his leg. It sounded too good to be true. […]
There’s a saying in football the Destrehan defense lives by – “if there’s one blade of grass, we’ll defend it.” No matter how close an offense is to the endzone, the Wildcats concede not even an inch. […]
Fans of tough, defensive-minded football games fortunate enough to witness Destrehan and Ruston’s quarterfinal battle a year ago no doubt remember it fondly – and are no doubt eagerly awaiting a second-serving of that, fittingly, on Thanksgiving week. […]
Behind the return of three now-senior starters and a key junior reserve from its 2020-2021 Class 5A quarterfinal run, the Hahnville Lady Tigers have high hopes to continue the program’s ascent this season. […]
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