Abraham Lincoln’s life and the lives of those who worked closely with him are explored in Doris Kearns Goodwin’s tome “Team of Rivals: The Political Genius of Abraham Lincoln.”
United Way of St. Charles is launching a new matched savings program, called CASH – Creating Assets, Savings and Hope, for low-income residents of St. Charles Parish.
One year ago, Cozie was malnourished and scared. The 2-year-old horse was in a pasture with almost 10 other horses that would bully her and keep her from food. […]
Forty years ago, the St. Charles Women’s Club began a small project to help local families who had members that were mentally or physically disabled. […]
In the 1700s, Thomas Becnel set sail from London and headed for the German Coast. When he arrived, he and German Coast native Catherine Brou were married and founded what would become one of the oldest families in St. Charles Parish today.
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Hundreds of residents are expected to attend a prayer rally on Sunday for a 2-year-old that has a rare skin disease that causes blisters and sores to form on his skin.
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The Lousiana State Police celebrated its 75th anniversary on July 27 in the Training Academy Auditorium in Baton Rouge. […]
Food is a necessity for life, and as a result, a three-day emergency food supply is something you hear a lot about when a hurricane approaches. […]
Current and former Louisiana State Teachers of the Year voted in January to reinstate an affiliate organization of the National State Teachers of the Year (NSTOY) organization called LASTOY.
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