Ron and Anne Schexnaydre are accustomed to bringing the world to their twin sons, Joshua and Jacob, but their latest feat changes that direction a little – at least in St. Charles Parish. […]
Although Karen Perry is reorganizing her rose garden, it will never lose its bloom if she has her way. […]
Score one for originality.
After Bayou Gauche’s Jean Dufrene and his now-wife Kara exchanged vows at their Aug. 27 wedding, it was time to prepare for their honeymoon, a Labor Day weekend alligator-hunting excursion at Dufrene’s camp on Shortcut Canal, located about a mile from Lake Salvador. […]
Ingrid Green Adams’ life has taken many roads, but it was the one that brought her home to St. Rose that helped her reinvent herself as a writer. […]
Joleigh Martin, 12, is one of three local children selected to have their photos in the National Down Syndrome Society’s Buddy Walk. […]
With an eagle eye and careful positioning, Dr. Cynthia Caldwell maneuvers a dental tool in her little patient’s mouth while the girl’s eyes remain fixed on her new, shiny scepter. […]
Shortly after hearing a “horrific boom,” Kimberly Zetsch recounted how the Southwest airplane they were on Monday began shaking, dipped to the left and then started descending. […]
Dazzled by the fireworks and celebrating of Bastille Day from a café table in France, Hahnville High School teachers and students simply marveled over the excitement of a day that made an indelible mark in their time. […]
Michael Matherne has always been interested in area history, but he just didn’t expect it to be his own family’s boat building legacy that he’d help preserve. […]
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