A Luling woman who contracted West Nile after being bitten by a mosquito tested positive for the most severe form of the virus, according to the Department of Health & Hospitals. […]
Though there are no suspected or confirmed cases of the virus in St. Charles Parish, St. Charles Parish Hospital is well prepared should an Ebola case arise, according to chief of nursing Jean Hill. […]
After undergoing a seven-hour surgery to correct a severe case of scoliosis, 13-year-old Lora Leigh Luquet and her family are giving back to the community by sponsoring a blood drive on Friday at Harry Hurst Middle School. […]
At Mimosa Park Elementary, the kindergarteners are hard at work. […]
This week’s Humane Society showcase pet is Mason. […]
Over 20 people attended an arts fair held by the St. Charles Art Guild Oct. 9 at the St. Charles United Methodist Church in Destrehan. […]
Byron Joseph Sr., 56, is not a homeless stereotype.
Dressed in a crisp red shirt, the U.S. Army veteran and former postal clerk today receives disability payments and lives with his mother. Though he said the arrangement works well, he is excited about the proposed homeless veterans housing on Byrd Lane in Hahnville. […]
The St. Charles Herald-Guide has hired a new reporter/lifestyles’ editor. […]
School will begin earlier next year and end earlier as well if a newly proposed calendar is approved by the St. Charles Parish School Board. […]
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