Charlene Bruce, St. Charles Parish Farm Bureau Women’s Committee Chairman would like to invite single young ladies to enter the Farm Bureau Teen Queens Contest, and Queens Contest on Saturday, March 15. […]
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. […]
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