Lifestyles
Court named for Krewe de Charles Bal Masque
St. Charles Catholic High School has announced the Royal Court members of the Krewe de Charles Bal Masque XXXII, “An Evening in the Enchanted Forest.” […]
Lifestyles
Lifestyles
Celebrating MLK in St. Charles Parish
Cheering marchers on, Reanda Fields Pierre led an estimated 350 people down River Road in Luling in Monday’s celebration of what would have been the Rev. Martin Luther King Jr.’s 90th birthday. “The time is […]
Lifestyles
These cakes are King: A Mardi Gras mambo of sweet treats
Mardi Gras has always heralded welcome revelry and one of its crown jewels is the king cake.
In St. Charles Parish, they range from the classical to the incredible in sweetness with Chantilly styles to the savory. […]
Health
5-year-old fighting for his sight with rare defect
Little Wyatt was only two years old when a routine eye exam revealed a rare condition that sent him to a retina specialist in Texas. […]
Lifestyles
Toy giveaway in Killona drew hundreds
The Fourth annual Christmas Toy Giveaway was held Dec. 23 in Killona at Scott’s Grocery. […]
Lifestyles
St. Rose Elementary’s Principal of the Day
Principal of the Day Lailah Nelson, a second-grade student in teacher Keiana Alvis-Foster’s class at St. Rose Elementary School. She was the top seller in SRE PTO’s fundraiser, earning the recognition. Among her many duties, […]
Lifestyles
St. Charles Art Guild January Artists of the Month
St. Charles Art Guild January Artists of the Month […]
Lifestyles
Church youths visit nursing home
The Historic Bethlehem and Bell Baptist Youth, under the leadership of Pastor Rodney L. Johnson Sr., visited the Luling Nursing Home. […]
Agriculture / Horticulture
Ready, Set, Grow! – January 10, 2019
I like some mums and I cannot lie. We often purchase chrysanthemums (“mums”) as potted plants to give a little short-term color to fall displays. But once the blooms fade, do we toss them? Leave them? I say we should pull them up quickly to retrieve them! They’re actually perennials (plants that live for many years) and many can be taken out of their pots and grown in the landscape. […]