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Habitat for Humanity coming to Destrehan
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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More big bucks jobs may be coming to SC Parish
St. Charles Parish Council has passed a resolution to provide a portion of the $130 million in financing needed to bring a bio-diesel production facility that could create at least 30 high-paying jobs on the east bank this year. […]
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Local economy to get more retail outlets
There is good economic news for St. Charles Parish in the New Year. […]
Business
New parish facility can put you on the ‘road to riches’
You can produce homemade recipes for market and build the profitable business you’ve always dreamed about at St. Charles Parish’s new “Food Production Incubator” – a facility that will open within months in Norco. […]
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2 major restaurants moving to SC Parish
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. […]
Business
Parish council gives GREEN LIGHT to more development on the east bank
St. Charles Parish Council lifted a ban on development on the east bank in a regular meeting at the courthouse, opening the door for the long-talked about Plantation Business Park in Destrehan and other projects that are expected to be good for parish residents and the economy.
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Real reason 800 people are out of work in St. Charles Parish
LULING – Getting a job in St. Charles Parish isn’t as easy as you might think. […]
Business
What you must know about NEW cable TV deal
Cheaper cable television with more and better channels and superior repair service may be in the offing when the parish’s contract with Cox Cable expires in 2007. […]
Business
The FACES of unemployment in St. Charles Parish
IT SEEMS that everywhere you go in St. Charles Parish there’s a “help wanted” sign on a window or door while able-bodied men and women mill around in front of convenience stores begging for money, sometimes wild-eyed and, on occasion, with an icy-cold beer in one hand – and a filter king in the other. […]