Igel Casanova Gibbins of Montz was charged June 15 with theft of government funds after the Social Security Administration determined that Gibbins allegedly obtained $200,396 in disability benefits from her father’s Capital One Bank account. […]
As more and more people return to their normal activities, that includes those venturing out to worship with their church communities for mass. […]
Five years ago Laken Swan and Lauren Bercier were first to market with their wedding flowers for rent concept, and their success just keeps blooming – the duo recently announced a $1.5M Series A funding round led by Callais Capital for their company Something Borrowed Blooms. […]
Horace Champagne married Mary Catherine Ford in St. Charles Parish in 1923. Between 1923 and 1949 the couple went on to have 14 children, 12 of whom served their country as members of various branches of the United States armed services. […]
Ground broke this month on St. Charles Parish’s future Veterans Memorial Plaza – a project that has been a work in progress across three administrations. […]
Jerry Nugent reflected on his career as a prep softball coach and came back to one word to sum much of it up: gratitude. […]
Demitra Smith walked across the stage to receive her Destrehan High School diploma in 1995, and little did she know at the time, it would not be her last DHS graduation ceremony – far, far from it. […]
It was better late than never for the first-ever Fish Dat Rodeo in St. Charles Parish, which had a successful debut this month. […]
While Hahnville High School Principal Brian Lumar said he announced his resignation to the HHS faculty and staff a couple of weeks ago, today the news was made official with an email from St. Charles Parish Public Schools Superintendent Dr. Ken Oertling. […]
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