It was sunrise at the beach in Gulfshores, AL, on Dec. 30, 2006 when Kyle Bergeron’s battle with cancer ended just the way he wanted it, with the gentle sound of the waves lapping the shore, flicks of orange and yellow light shining from the sun bursting between the clouds, and a white sandy beach filled with Footprints In The Sand, just like his favorite poem. […]
St. Charles Parish residents can expect a boost to the local economy in 2007 as national retail outlets, two major restaurants, manufacturing and light industrial companies, and construction companies bring their business to the area. […]
Mosquitoes just about ate us all alive in 2006, but in 2007, the parish is fighting back – with high-tech computerized spraying, a new spray truck, year-round spraying and more spraying from airplanes.
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The children of St. Charles Parish donated $140.50 to the Herald-Guide’s first annual $1 Children’s Christmas Fund. […]
And with any luck at all, the doors will swing open 18 or so months from now – in the summer of 2008.
The driver of a St. Charles Parish school bus has been put on adminstrative leave pending an investigation into a bus accident. […]
As Christmas day approaches, some children eagerly await Santa Claus’ arrival, but the children of inmates in the Nelson Coleman Correctional Facility are hoping for angels. […]
The Ten Commandments will be displayed in the St. Charles Parish Courthouse as part of a larger display of historical documents after a resolution offered up by Councilman Snookie Fauchex passed unanimously in a regular meeting. […]
It seems like something so simple, after all it’s only a piece of paper with an emblem on it and a name of a graduate, but it represents something precious to a young man battling cancer in St. Charles Parish; it’s his wish – perhaps his dying wish – to receive his high school diploma. […]
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