After the Norco Civic Association publically raised safety concerns over a pile of crossties left on city railroad tracks — worries heightened after someone allegedly attempted to set fire to the pile earlier this year — the issue has been addressed and the track is now clear. […]
Kerri Smith jumped on one of her student’s trampolines, Bridgette Oubre and one of her students participated in a water balloon fight, Kami Dufour visited Grand Isle with a student and Gina Burst baked lemon poppy seed muffins with one of her students. […]
Lou Valdin is no stranger to playing through pain.
And though the former longtime Hahnville head football coach channeled that experience into a different area this time around, in many ways he’s never been happier to do it. […]
At 44 years old and with no pre-existing medical conditions, Rosario “Boogie” Termine didn’t seem a likely candidate to catch coronavirus. Likely or not, he now says he feels lucky to be alive after spending over one month in the hospital – including 13 days on a ventilator. […]
This summer students will have the opportunity to explore history through hands-on activities when Destrehan Plantation hosts it’s first Past Times Summer Camp. […]
While music has always been a part of Philip Babineaux’s life, he says watching his daughters share in that passion with him is unexpected and extremely special. […]
Betty Jackson is used to planning social events for the residents of the Luling Living Center, but this year she had to figure out something different for Mother’s Day because of the coronavirus pandemic. […]
When Lauren Deroche’s husband gave her a camera for her birthday five years ago, she had no inkling what it would ultimately lead to. […]
Last week’s flooding throughout parts of St. Charles Parish brought with it an unwelcome reminder that COVID-19 does not bring with it a ceasefire with regard to other unfortunate events. […]
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