A plan to provide free meals for the students of St. Charles Parish schools was suspended last week after a district employee reported he or she had displayed COVID-19 symptoms, but it will be back on thanks to an agreement between the school system, United Way and Second Harvest. […]
A “grab and go” free meals program put into action this week by St. Charles Parish Public Schools for its students has been suspended after a school system employee reportedly exhibited symptoms associated with COVID-19. […]
LULING – Kathleen Guinnane was scheduled to get a $4,000 hair cut this weekend, but coronavirus social distancing mandates mean she’ll have to reschedule it. But whenever it takes place, her friends and family are excited to pitch in for the cost. […]
Barry Majoria of Majoria’s Supermarket didn’t mince words this week when he described the scene at his supermarket. […]
A third St. Charles Parish resident has tested positive for COVID-19 according to St. Charles Parish officials. […]
The St. Charles Parish Public School district will implement an emergency feeding plan providing free breakfast and lunch meals for students up to the age of 18 and will provide several online and printed resources for at-home learning, as per an update released by the district on further measures taken due to COVID-19/coronavirus. […]
A tugboat struck the Hale-Boggs Bridge on Sunday, March 15, at 1:30 a.m. […]
St. Charles Parish Emergency Operation Center received confirmation that a second resident tested positive for COVID-19. […]
After a St. Charles Parish resident tested presumptively positive for COVID-19 on Friday morning, St. Charles Parish President Matthew Jewell has declared a state of emergency in the parish, which will provide access to additional funding and resources made available by the federal government in the event they are needed. […]
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