It was a sold-out crowd at the Superdome in New Orleans last weekend when Monster Jam 2008 rocked the house with amazing stunts and the roaring sounds of big-wheeled cars and trucks like Maximum Destruction and the Bulldozer. […]
In March of 1969, an emotional shockwave was felt throughout the Hahnville area when the parish’s most celebrated black athlete, Don Raymond, lost his life in a tragic car accident on River Road. […]
Citrus is undoubtedly one of the most popular backyard fruits grown by homeowners throughout southeast Louisiana, mainly because citrus is easy to grow and often produces well each season. […]
Welcome, baby! Annalyse Zoe’ Gendusa, was born to proud parents to Troy and Brandy Gendusa of St. Rose at East Jefferson Hospital on Dec. 9, 2007 at 3:11 p.m. Annalyse weighed in at 8 lbs. […]
At 25, most people have gingerly stepped foot into the workplace and are gradually easing into what is often referred to as the “real world” […]
Like crosswords? You’re going to love our new crossword puzzle – every week in the St. Charles Herald-Guide. Tell your friends and don’t miss a single great issue or puzzle. […]
“Baby’s First Mardi Gras” by Erica Williams got the most votes last week and is the Feb. 14 winner in the St. Charles Herald-Guide’s Camera Shootout 2008 photo contest. […]
Roman and Bernice Lukes of Norco, both of whom are now deceased, enjoy a daytrip to New Orleans in the 1940s. […]
The St. Charles Art Guild holds monthly meetings the first Tuesday of each month. […]
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