DESTREHAN – Norco environmentalist, Milton Cambre, works with LSU Dr. Pam Blanchard as they prep Harry Hurst seventh grade students to plant over 160 cypress trees along the nature trail in Wetland Watchers Park. […]
“New Orleans” by Brock Barlow got the most votes last week and is the Nov. 8 winner in the St. Charles Herald-Guide’s Camera Shootout 2007 photo contest. […]
BUSINESS MATTERS. Five Russians visited St. Charles Parish last week on an Open World Tour sponsored by U. S. Library of Congress. […]
Welcome to the special school edition of the Herald-Guide’s VIPs – Very Important Parishioners feature which zeroes in on St. Charles Parish teachers, students, parents and even the schools themselves who deserve a little recognition for the great strides they are making in the parish’s school system. […]
When I was in fifth grade, my English teacher asked my class to write a 100-word essay that focused on what we wanted to be when we grew up. Seemed easy enough, right? […]
Richard Bissette, 51, of Luling suffered with liver problems for a couple of years, but when he caught the E. coli virus, his liver finally quit working, forcing him to have an expensive liver transplant. […]
A semi-truck filled with food items will arrive in Des Allemands at the park located near First Assembly Church, on Nov. 17, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. […]
Over 100 children in St. Charles Parish received the “gift of sight” when LensCrafters stopped by Harry Hurst Middle School to offer free vision care and eyewear to children in the area. […]
St. Charles Borromeo’s youth director, Janeen Rodrigue, needs the parish’s help to find a home for an autistic girl living in an orphanage in Piedras Negras, Mexico before her condition worsens.
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