Childhood obesity is epidemic in St. Charles Parish just as it is nationwide. And that’s why the new “Smart Bodies” program for 3rd-graders is so important – it’s teaching kids how to eat right and make other lifestyle choices that will help them lose weight or stay slim. […]
Mild-mannered Jason Frickey is 43 years old and an insulin-dependent diabetic. […]
You can protect yourself against illness and enjoy optimal good health by tossing up an immune-boosting “super salad” that a nutrition expert created exclusively for Herald-Guide readers who don’t like getting sick. […]
Eating just one salad a day provides even greater health benefits than doctors and nutritionists previously thought, says eye-opening new research. […]
St. Charles Parish Public Schools has launched a new “character-education initiative” designed to teach children the importance of acting responsibly and fairly and treating themselves and others with respect. […]
Ozzy, an owner surrender, is available for adoption at the St. Charles Parish Humane Society. […]
Principal Lorel Gonzales: ‘I’m proud of students who made honor roll for the first quarter. I hope others will soon join the team.’ […]
St. Charles Community Health Center, a not-for-profit health clinic, has announced that they are administering flu shots for $15 as long as supplies last. Two thousand shots are now available. […]
The question of whether to install air-conditioners in St. Charles Parish school buses is an easy one to answer for two parents, a former driver and a student interviewed exclusively by the Herald-Guide. […]
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