Lifestyles
From fridges to fiction
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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Lifestyles
Agriculture / Horticulture
AgCenter warns against laying dormant sod in wintertime
April through October is the best time for sodding in Louisiana, but dormant-season sodding can be successful, but it is simply a little riskier.
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Lifestyles
AgCenter warns against frauds this holiday season
The holiday season is a special time for giving – especially to those in need. The economic downturn has created a surge in needy individuals and the charities that aspire to assist them. […]
Health
After beating cancer, grandma hopes dolls help find cure
St. Rose native Mary Rosalie Palmisano-Lovetro has won her recent battle with breast cancer, but she has not forgotten other women who may be going through the same thing.
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Lifestyles
Mayeux-Duhe wedding
Jessica Vicknair of Luling and Bryan Mayeux of Boutte are proud to announce the engagement of their daughter, Noelle Elizabeth Mayeux to Blake “Ashton” Duhe, son of Sonia and Blake Duhe of Norco. […]
Lifestyles
Killona group challenges students
The Killona Queens, a non-profit community group, is challenging all R.K. Smith Middle and Luling Elementary students. […]
Lifestyles
Local authors to release fourth New Orleans-themed children’s book
Local authors Joanne Mehrtens and Pat Roig will release a new book at the beginning of the year entitled “Giacomo Knows Gumbo.”
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Lifestyles
Students of the Year
Students of the Year from each school in St. Charles Parish took to the red carpet for the second year to be recognized for their achievements. […]
Health
Baby with rare skin disease beating the odds
Courtney and Randy Roth have beaten the odds for over a year in keeping their infant son, Tripp, alive. Tripp was born in May 2009 with a rare skin disease called junctional epidermolysis bullosa, or JEB. […]