Lifestyles
Local Sergeant retires from Army
First Sergeant Larry E. Thomas retired from the United States Army during a ceremony held on June 4, 2011.
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Lifestyles
Hahnville poet wins national recognition
Barry North worked as a refrigerator mechanic for the St. Charles Parish Schools for 28 years before he published his first poem in 2007.
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1811 slave revolt will be turned into movie
A filmmaker from New York will soon begin shooting a movie about a little-known slave revolt that took place in St. Charles Parish 200 years ago and will need at least 100 extras from the community.
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VIPs: Very Important Parishioners 7-21-2011
Brandt Dufrene Jr., Director of the First National Bank USA in Boutte, is among 157 bankers who received graduation diplomas in June from the Graduate School of Banking at Lousiana State University. […]
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Jazz in Motion dancers win “All Star” studio award
Joh’anna’s Jazz in Motion was presented with the All Star studio award last week in Mississippi at the Dance USA competition.
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Girl Power!
Last week, a group of local girls learned what it means to be empowered.
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Book Review
Book Review: “Darkwar”
Reviewed by Clyde Richard […]
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Coach of ‘Bayou Boys’ passes away days before honor
When a small football team from Des Allemands, who captured the heart of their community 50 years ago, was honored during the Louisiana Catfish Festival there was one notable absence.
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Remembering our history
The St. Charles Museum and Historical Association presented Dan Rasmussin’s book “American Uprising” to all middle and high school libraries in the parish. […]