John Emery’s world took many directions in his younger years, but it seemed all the important roads in his life kept taking him to or back to situations where he helped children. […]
Amid the statues of Jesus, angels and disciples on Ray Kern’s altar, which fills an entire room in his Luling residence, also rests his strong religious devotion. […]
When Destrehan’s Jared Viola and Ross Browning were fourth- grade Cub Scouts, the two picked up instruments and took aim at earning their respective music badges. […]
Luling native Jerry Savoie decided to chase his dream and become a professional motorcycle racer at the age of 52, simply hoping to maybe one day win a race — this hope in spite of a 30-year layoff from Savoie riding at all. […]
When Hahnville High School teacher Henry “Hank” Cologne got the request to build a wheelchair accessible planter, he immediately accepted the project as a “real-life experience” for his Carpentry 1 students. […]
With the St. Charles Art Guild’s 50th anniversary approaching in 2018, efforts like its October Art Fair are helping grow the membership and recognition that will help it celebrate the achievement. […]
Teacher Michelle Thomas’ fifth-graders learning about and create their own biographies in their writing class at St. Rose Elementary School. […]
This week’s St. Charles Humane Society’s showcase pet is Sissy the cat. […]
Octavia Marie Cotton was born in New Orleans and has lived in New Sarpy for more than 75 years with her husband, the late Booker T. Cotton. […]
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