Events & Announcements
Workshop: Plan the future for loved ones with disabilities, special needs
St. Charles Parish Schools and LASIG2 will host an event on Jan. 25 for those who have loved ones with disabilities or special needs. […]
Lifestyles
Agriculture / Horticulture
Plant a tree for Arbor Day
The third Friday in January is Arbor Day in Louisiana—a day we set aside to appreciate trees and plant them. […]
Lifestyles
Waters-Oliver engagement
Mr. and Mrs. John Waters of Luling are pleased to announce the engagement of their daughter, Megan Ashley Waters, to Paul Glenn Oliver Jr., son of Mrs. Anna Oliver and the late Paul Glenn Oliver of Destrehan. […]
Lifestyles
Parish slaves had to fight for own freedom, author says
The author who helped re-publicize the largest slave revolt in the history of the United States learned some little-known facts about St. Charles Parish while researching a book about the uprising. […]
Lifestyles
Schools allow students to ‘pay back’ missed days
The St. Charles Parish school system is giving high school students a break from the strict attendance policies put in place statewide last August with a new attendance recovery program.
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Lifestyles
HHS graduate named to Millsaps College Senate
James Michael Bell of Luling, son of Mr. and Mrs. Marlon D. Bell, has been elected to the 2010-11 Student Body Association Senate at Millsaps College.
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Lifestyles
The Chosen One
Hahnville High senior Callan Johns, 18, already has a stronger resume than most college graduates.
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Lifestyles
Schools will beef up security measures, ID ever visitor
In his first big move as Coordinator of Safety, Security and Emergency Preparedness for the school district, Stephen Robicheaux presented a plan to the School Board that will unify the procedures for visitors in all parish schools. […]
Lifestyles
Largest slave revolt revisited on 200-year anniversary
Two hundred years ago, a group of Louisiana slaves led the largest organized rebellion of enslaved people on American soil.
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