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Teddy bear hunts bring neighborhoods together while keeping people apart
A growing number of St. Charles Parish residents have found a new, creative way to cope with social distancing. […]
Articles by Ryan Arena
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Crawfish price hitting lowest marks in recent memory
Crawfish prices had dropped to the floor already this season – or at least what was thought to be the case. […]
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Caring for your pet in a world under quarantine
The COVID-19 pandemic has complicated so many aspects of life, with income and schooling front and center – along with simply steering clear of infection. […]
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Marcus Scott returns to Destrehan as its new head football coach
The search for Destrehan’s next head football coach is over – and a familiar face returns. […]
Baseball
For Hahnville, Destrehan seniors, potential lost season hits hard
For seniors, potential lost season hits hard
The diamond, be it for baseball or softball, has long been a special place in St. Charles Parish prep athletics. […]
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Former St. Charles inmate, America’s Most Wanted fugitive connected to 1996 murder
Police in South Carolina recently utilized DNA evidence to link Ronald Lee Moore, who committed suicide while incarcerated in St. Charles Parish in 2008, to the 1996 murder of a 23-year-old woman in the mid 1990s – the second of two unsolved murder cases in which Moore has had suspected involvement. […]
Des Allemands
Daughter’s dress keeps memories alive for Des Allemands woman
Through the help of a good friend, Des Allemands’ Courtney Babin found a way to keep her father’s memory alive, and for her children to learn a little bit about him along the way. […]
News
Bridge Run highlights cancellation of several traditional events
Countless events have been cancelled due to the COVID-19 pandemic, not the least of which is one of St. Charles Parish’s great traditions, United Way of St. Charles’ Bridge Run across the iconic Hale Boggs Bridge. […]
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Legendary Hahnville football coach remembered following passing
Bob Gros was a winner, because he was a leader.
Earlier this month, Gros passed away at his Mathews home at the age of 81. He left a legacy as one of Hahnville High School’s all-time great football coaches, leading the Tigers to two state championships, in 1968 and 1972 respectively. […]