Neel Reddy of Destrehan was among five seniors recognized with an Academic Athlete Award at the annual Athletics Banquet held May 15 in the gym at the Louisiana School for Math, Science, and the Arts. […]
In Mockingjay, the final novel of the Hunger Games trilogy, the protagonist Katniss Everdeen continues to lead the thirteen districts in a rebellion against the overbearing, restrictive, and controlling Capitol. This book brings past conflicts to a conclusion that is delivered in an exciting, unexpected manner. […]
Art is almost like meditation to Merrill Zeringue.
“It puts me in another realm,” said the Ormond neighborhood resident of painting. “It seems to bring peace and a sense of what God has created with the beauty around us. Art is seeing more deeply all around us all the time – seeing the light and shadows – and the beauty of the world around us.” […]
When the invitation came to display her Native American crafts made from recycled materials at the Smithsonian Institute’s Living Earth Festival, Stephanie Escude’ of Norco was in dismay. […]
Joseph O. Fisher was finally on his way to following his brother into the U.S. Navy, but little did he know it would take him through two wars, two atomic bombs and the aftermath of Pearl Harbor. […]
The best defensive safety in NFL history is how six-time Pro Bowl selected Raven’s outside linebacker Terrell Suggs described Ed Reed. […]
Representatives from St. Charles Parish Parks and Recreation, Entergy Waterford 3, Jesse Duplantis Ministries and Covenant Church are serving as chairpersons for the 2015 United Way of St. Charles Fall Campaign. […]
St. Charles Parish What’s Happening Calendar […]
Gone Girl, a modern classic penned by Gillian Flynn, is a mystery with some thriller aspects (or vice versa). […]
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