When Rylie Richards was diagnosed with leukemia three years ago at the age of six, her mother Tracie no longer had time to plan for the normal day-to-day realities of raising a child that many may take for granted. Things like schooling, for a time, were the furthest thing from her mind. […]
Grace Raymond is dancing her dream.
Having worked her way up from a mouse, a mouse lieutenant, a candy cane, a gumdrop, a friend, a snowflake, Arabian maiden and waltz finale member, Raymond finally got the email in September that made it true – “Congratulations Grace, you’ve been cast in the role of Clara.” […]
After years of publishing prayers in the St. Charles Herald-Guide, Edna Matherne, 90, finally put her pencil down and died peacefully at her home last Saturday in Des Allemands. […]
The St. Charles Women’s Club is a social club dedicated to having some fun, but its 179 members will celebrate its 50th anniversary as an organization that has been doing it all in the name of helping others. […]
Some time ago, Bayou Gauche’s Jake Naquin and Drew Favre earned the playful nickname “The BG Buff Bodies” from friends of theirs, referencing the two’s penchant for hitting the gym. […]
Hannah Boquet found her introduction to service through her extracurricular activities, volunteering through the Beta Club, National Honor Society and church outreach events. It wasn’t long before she knew it was her calling. […]
Hahnville High School senior Lee Robichaux is out to make a difference, and he’s going about it in a unique and positive way. […]
Under the great oaks of Destrehan Plantation, Mary Alice Smith and her husband, Bruce, were both selling their crafts – she her soap and him his tables – uniquely as a couple. […]
Alberta Helmes Dunn wanted to write something unique so she combined two classical fairy tales into one contemporary story with African-American characters. […]
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