Amy Chiasson has always had a very special place in her heart for her students. And for even the smallest milestones her students reached, she found the rewards immeasurable. […]
The star of Hahnville native David Raymond Jr. continues to rise. It’s downright soaring, in fact.Raymond, a multitalented musical artist, earned a crowning accolade Sunday night when singer-songwriter P.J. Morton’s “Say So” earned the Grammy for Best R&B song at the Staples Center in Los Angeles. […]
The Luling-Boutte Lions Club has got game – again.
“I think it’s wonderful,” said Club President Janine Pichon. “It’s fresh and new to us. It’s a good facelift.” […]
Thanh Le recalls one of his biggest wins in the sport of mixed martial arts (MMA), its impact on him less due to ranking or title implications and more about what it represents to him: in just his third pro fight, Le broke his jaw, yet ended up knocking his opponent out. […]
Kindergarten students at Mimosa Park Elementary celebrated their 100th day of school this past week. […]
An overview of the school system’s 2019 United Way campaign was presented to the School Board at its January meeting. […]
Thirteen years ago, Jarlyn Johnson noted her future goals as part of an essay assignment during her senior year of college: she hoped to help cultivate sustainable living conditions for the needy in Africa, to grow food and to serve people. […]
With the site purchase finalized in December, the United Way of St. Charles is seeking a contractor and the public’s help towards shaping its community college campus. […]
When Deputy Christopher Toups saw a Facebook video of Skyla Lawrence learning she’d been named District Student of the Year and then her asking for her favorite fast food as her reward, he knew what to do. […]
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