The United Way of St. Charles will host the parish’s beloved Bridge Run this spring, albeit in a non-traditional format. The race, which is traditionally run across the Hale Boggs Bridge, raises awareness and funds for the United Way. […]
A 17-year-old St. Rose male has been arrested in relation to a late February shooting in Destrehan. […]
The turf field was installed and a late spring/early summer opening was targeted for Ed Reed Park in 2020, but like so many other things, COVID-19 put the St. Rose playground project on hold indefinitely. […]
It was a banner day for Hahnville track and field on Friday as both the Tiger boys and girls teams reigned as champions, each winning first place at the annual Don Raymond Relays at HHS. […]
It’s been an extremely difficult year for Peter Woullard.
But, little by little, things are getting better. […]
After searching for a way to further foster a positive relationship between the community’s police and youth, Lt. Roanne Sampson and Sgt. Keysla Perrilloux planted the seeds – quite literally – to launch their idea. […]
Officially. Freddie and Iola St. Pierre saw five grandchildren play baseball for the Destrehan Wildcats. Unofficially, through 25 years of volunteering with the program, they saw so, so many more – the St. Pierres were truly part of the DHS family. […]
The St. Charles Art Guild has been active in the community for over 50 years. From monthly meetings and demonstrations to workshops and community service, Guild President Alice Champagne said the group is always trying to find new and unique ways to enhance the community through art. […]
Mary Anne Schindler sees things getting better, but so much work to still be done. […]
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