St. Charles Parish and United Way of St. Charles are once again combining to help make sure parish youth have the school supplies necessary for the upcoming year via their annual Youth Rally/Backpack giveaway event. […]
Ed Reed beamed with pride as he spoke in his hometown of St. Rose, the park he’s dreamed of bringing back to his community finally a reality. […]
Aaron Campeaux is the owner of one of eight tow companies in the country that will be featured on season two of A&E’s original series Hustle & Tow. […]
Audrey Champagne Raziano says when her family first began the Fishing for Frankie fundraiser tournament to honor the memory of her brother, nobody ever dreamed it would endure the test of time like it has, a community staple for more than a decade – and that’s why last year’s forced cancellation due to COVID-19 was tough to accept. […]
Union Pacific’s Big Boy No. 4014 will embark on The Big Boy 2021 Tour next month to celebrate railroad heritage and the communities Union Pacific serves – a journey in which the train will pass through Luling twice. […]
As we roll into the mid-summer, the New Orleans Pelicans are at another crossroads in their franchise history. […]
Destrehan entered the summer baseball season with an eye toward garnering valuable experience for its younger players and determining strengths and weaknesses for next season, recently wrapping up an American Legion season and closing in on the end of its weekend ball campaign, […]
Coronavirus-related work force issues and an unforeseen foam shortage are affecting businesses across the nation, including those in St. Charles Parish. […]
With COVID 19’s Delta variant spread on the rise and mask mandates a thing of the past, one local doctor said the key to teenagers – and everyone else – staying healthy and having life resume as normal as possible is to be vaccinated – even despite the risks associated with the vaccine. […]
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