Increased business and new customers in St. Charles Parish are helping Cox cable get back on its feet after Katrina devastated the communications giant’s infrastructure and drove 200,000 people – including 74,000 subscribers – to new homes outside of the New Orleans area. […]
The Louis Armstrong International Airport served 6,217,023 passengers in 2006. That’s 80% of the passengers who used the airport in 2005 and 64% of the all time high of 9,733,179 passengers in 2004. […]
After 10 years of planning, Ashton Plantation subdivision in Luling is nearly complete and lots are selling faster than the developers can prep them. […]
Labor statistics reports show more people are working in the state and in the parish, with the Louisiana Department of Labor reporting a decline in the unemployment rate for December, the latest figures available. […]
Interns Nattie Swan and Megan Waters wrote this story. Waters photo for the Herald-Guide. […]
Louisiana’s famed crawfish harvest is bouncing back two years after Hurricanes Katrina and Rita devastated the $40-million industry – and the proof is in all the live CRAWFISH signs that are popping up all over St. Charles Parish. […]
A Washington study group has trashed Louisiana’s business climate for the second time in as many years, saying the state’s economy continues to lag behind other states in three key areas. […]
The owners of a new salon and day spa opening in Paradis are confident their luxurious facilities will attract customers. […]
Rumors are flying that Habitat for Humanity is aiming to build a few houses for needy folks in Destrehan. And the rumors are right. […]
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