Though the practice of recycling Christmas trees has lessened statewide, 2018 marks the 32nd year St. Charles Parish has collected tree donations in order to enhance wetlands protection and enhancement efforts. […]
St. Charles Parish could take up to a 60 percent cut on its anticipated share of Gulf of Mexico oil and gas royalties intended to help coastal states contend with the impact of offshore exploration. […]
When Judge Lauren Lemmon started her quarterly “Lunches with Lauren,” the goal was to bring a new program to St. Charles Parish aimed at improving the foster care system. […]
With an eye on creating more opportunity for its residents to find employment, St. Charles Parish’s Workforce Investment Act has already paid dividends, and those behind the program say more success is on the way in 2018. […]
Christmas is the giving season, and the St. Charles Parish Sheriff’s Office celebrated that ideal by making the holiday a little merrier for several local children. […]
With the St. Charles Parish Council unanimously approving the special permit, the parish could have its second off-track betting location by March. […]
Hope Savoie, sister of Gerald Savoie Jr., who owns Gator Cove Marina II in Cut Off, told the West Bank Boat Launch Citizens Advisory Committee her brother will not renegotiate the controversial Gator Cove Marina II lease. […]
Threatened by the impending Grand Bayou levee project, the fate of a more than 300-year-old cypress tree in Des Allemands took a step in the right direction at Monday’s Council meeting. […]
Mark Menezes, a former Luling resident and graduate of Hahnville High School, will be confirmed in December as undersecretary of the U.S. Department of Energy in Washington, D.C. […]
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