The author who helped re-publicize the largest slave revolt in the history of the United States learned some little-known facts about St. Charles Parish while researching a book about the uprising. […]
Hahnville High senior Callan Johns, 18, already has a stronger resume than most college graduates.
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Two hundred years ago, a group of Louisiana slaves led the largest organized rebellion of enslaved people on American soil.
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A Des Allemands native who plans on writing a history of the area said he discovered the true meaning behind Black Prince Island during his research. […]
Lenny Hafford’s lawn is a Christmas wonderland, filled with statues and ornaments that have more than 40,000 holiday lights attached. […]
Barry North worked as a refrigerator mechanic for the St. Charles Parish Schools for 28 years before he published his first poem in 2007.
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St. Rose native Mary Rosalie Palmisano-Lovetro has won her recent battle with breast cancer, but she has not forgotten other women who may be going through the same thing.
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Local authors Joanne Mehrtens and Pat Roig will release a new book at the beginning of the year entitled “Giacomo Knows Gumbo.”
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Courtney and Randy Roth have beaten the odds for over a year in keeping their infant son, Tripp, alive. Tripp was born in May 2009 with a rare skin disease called junctional epidermolysis bullosa, or JEB. […]
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