Science teacher Barry Guillot and forty-five Harry Hurst Middle School 7th graders represented the LaBranche Wetland Watchers Service Learning Program at the Audubon Zoo’s 2007 Earth Fest celebration. […]
State highway officials have launched an ongoing campaign to promote driver safety and awareness in the hope of preventing the nearly 1,000 motor-vehicle fatalities that occur each year. […]
Send your obituary announcements to heatherb@heraldguide.com for speedy publication in the St. Charles Herald-Guide’s print and Internet editions. Compiled by Megan Waters, Intern Doucet Angela Bourgeois Doucet, age 82, passed away on Sunday, April 15. […]
Suspects are innocent until proved guilty in a court of law […]
The U.S. Senate has debated two very different bills on stem cell research. One bill, submitted by Democratic Majority Leader Harry Reid, calls for the federal funding of research that kills human embryos. […]
In conjunction with “World Day of Prayer for Vocations,” Holy Family Knights of Columbus will host a vocations program on Sunday, April 29. […]
Evangelical Christians have long been a key constituency for the Republican Party, but leading religious conservatives are expressing dissatisfaction with the party’s current crop of presidential candidates. – The Washington Times […]
Recognizing this, St. Paul, the famous convert, the great apostle of the early Church, wrote a letter to the Romans circa 57-58 A.D. […]
Domino’s Pizza multimillionaire Thomas Monaghan is creating a community to draw residents who share traditional Catholic values. – The Miami Herald […]
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