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. […]
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. […]
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. […]
A contractor employed by Bayer Luling who tested positive for COVID-19 earlier this week has died, according to Bayer representatives. […]
A plan to provide free meals for the students of St. Charles Parish schools was suspended last week after a district employee reported he or she had displayed COVID-19 symptoms, but it will be back on thanks to an agreement between the school system, United Way and Second Harvest. […]
A “grab and go” free meals program put into action this week by St. Charles Parish Public Schools for its students has been suspended after a school system employee reportedly exhibited symptoms associated with COVID-19. […]
Macie Barrios did not have the greatest first impression of Germany upon her arrival.
To say the least. […]
The spread of COVID-19 has brought on whirlwind of change nationwide, and that is no different in St. Charles Parish as local institutions continue to implement methods to protect the public. […]
A third St. Charles Parish resident has tested positive for COVID-19 according to St. Charles Parish officials. […]
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