NEW ORLEANS (AP) – The route to the moon and perhaps to Mars now goes through New Orleans – and the detour could not come at a better time in the city’s struggle to rebuild its shattered economy after Hurricane Katrina.
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With a new year comes new resolutions, and the United Way of St. Charles is taking full advantage of that fact by turning their community improvement strategy from short term success to long term improvement. […]
The famous 2,000 pound root beer mug lies on its side, relegated to an unnoticeable location on the far side of an Ormond Blvd. shopping center. […]
After 23 years of working for the Saints organization, the furthest thing from Charlotte Troxler’s mind was one day co-owning a beauty salon and spa. […]
This spring, residents of St. Charles Parish will have plenty of choices when it comes to buying clothes, shopping for shoes or finding a cell phone carrier. […]
For most people, taking a stroll around a local thrift shop isn’t something that normally falls on their day-to-day to-do list and it’s simply because you just don’t think about it. […]
In an attempt to teach students valuable skills while they complete their community service requirements, the Landry Alternative Programs Center has opened Café Landry, which serves both breakfast and lunch throughout the week. […]
To the Editor:
I think John Landry (letter November 15) either misread or didn’t understand what I said in my letter to Barry Minnich when I stated that John doesn’t pay any sales tax on the rental income from his building. […]
Parish residents will soon have an affordable way to celebrate the true meaning of Christmas by purchasing unique yard signs that showcase a picture of the nativity and read, “This House Believes!” […]
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