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The man who started it all dies at age 70
Vernon Higgins died as he lived – king of the Krewe of Lul. […]
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Norco native turned early inspirations into musical fame
While saxophonist Quintin Gerard W. had already exhibited talent that gave him the potential to do great things as a musician, he fondly recalls one conversation years ago that gave him the direction he needed to funnel it. […]
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Des Allemands painter loves telling the story
Kellie Breaux intently painted the fine details of an alligator against a twilight swamp scene on an aged cedar plank. […]
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Remembering Montz’s lost plantation
Coleen Perilloux remembers the day in April of 1973 when she watched the demolition of Perilloux House, a plantation that had been in her family since the 1880s. […]
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Destrehan woman refused to let illness keep her down
Chandra Gaudet came to a decision a little more than two years ago to put herself on track for a healthier, better life. It wasn’t an easy one to make, however, for more reasons than one. […]
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Deputies will eat with students through unique program
It was Taco Tuesday at Lakewood Elementary School in Luling and Sheriff Greg Champagne along with his deputies dined right along side students as they kicked off a new initiative called “Eat on the Beat.” […]
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Principal of the Year has ‘visionary mindset’
Being named Louisiana’s Middle School Principal of the Year isn’t just an honor for Tamika Green, it represents recognition for the “visionary mindset” that landed her a new position with the St. Charles Parish Schools District. […]
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Man accused of shooting ATM worker at Boutte Burger King was allegedly involved in crime spree
Damon Bryant, the Avondale man who in the summer of 2017 was arrested for the armed robbery and shooting of an ATM worker at the drive-thru window of Burger King in Boutte, has been charged by a grand jury in Jefferson Parish with several other armed robberies that took place just before that incident. […]
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Lawsuits filed challenging residency of parish president, sheriff candidates
Two lawsuits have been filed to disqualify two candidates in the Oct. 12 primary election in St. Charles Parish. Henry LeBoyd filed suit in the 29th Judicial District Court versus Matt Jewell and Clerk of […]