Judge Mary Ann Lemmon remembers Stanley Duplantis as one of those inspiring teachers who inspire students to truly explore their potential. […]
We needed that.
Or at the very least, I know I did. ‘That,’ in this case, refers to the return of football, and not a second too soon. […]
The sights, sounds and tastes of fall will be different in St. Charles Parish this year as two of the most widely anticipated annual events have been cancelled due to the coronavirus pandemic. […]
Approximately 150 boats took to the water for a parade in Des Allemands Saturday, many of which displaying flags in support of President Donald Trump, and just about all adorned with the American flag. […]
The 3rd annual Tony Waguespack Memorial Catfish Jugline Jamboree will be held later this month, and Steve Dufrene said the event is a perfectly fitting tribute to a friend gone too soon. […]
With employment a central concern amid COVID-19, local residents in search of work may look to neighboring Jefferson Parish over coming weeks and months as Houston-based Service Corporation International (SCI) announced it will be adding 115 new finance jobs to its Jefferson Parish offices by 2023, with 81 of those to be filled this year and next. […]
Angelle Bourgeois always knew she wanted to be a teacher. […]
Better late than never, it appears prep football is on the verge of return. […]
The St. Charles Parish Sheriff’s Office announced on its Facebook page this afternoon that authorities are currently investigating a double shooting that occurred on Gassen Street in Luling. […]
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