Three years ago, Hurricane Katrina dismantled lives all across New Orleans. Millions were forced to evacuate and most people still haven’t recovered from the deadliest storm in United States History. […]
The Council On Aging senior citizen activity centers serve as community focal points where older residents can receive meals, supportive services and can participate in planned socialization, recreation, education and health maintenance activities – and there are many excellent events planned for September. […]
Along with Friday night lights and game-winning touchdowns, comes perhaps one of the most joyful components of a high school football game – the cheerleaders. […]
The St. Charles Art Guild will begin its club year Sept. 2. […]
Seventeen new books are waiting for you at your local library. […]
Atonement, written by Ian McEwan, begins in 1935 England. Through the struggles of three main characters Briony and Cecilia Tallis and Robbie Turner, the novel moves through events such as World War II and an incident that could break the Tallis family apart. […]
“Strolling Before the Storm” by Marcia Hokanson got the most votes last week and is the Aug. 21 winner in the St. Charles Herald-Guide’s Camera Shootout 2008 photo contest. […]
Louisiana’s class of 2008 is more college ready than any of the state’s previous graduating classes, but while the state as a whole may have excelled in the ACT, St. Charles Parish took a step backwards. […]
St. Charles Parish’s World War II veterans are being recruited to take a trip they’ll never forget. […]
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