While not much these days seem to be the same as it was even a few weeks ago, among things still just about certain to hold true: Justin Jefferson is about to realize a dream, one that seemed rather distant not too long ago. […]
Leigh Landry remembers her stepbrother Troy Champion as perhaps the most laid back person she’d ever known, but also someone she could count on to be there for her in any time of need — be it major or minor. […]
Once primarily associated with poker games and sitcoms, the phrase “full house” strikes people a little differently these days. […]
He was never interested in running, much less running marathons. But since drastic changes in his eating habits and exercise routine, Destrehan resident Wayne Allain has lost 60 pounds and gained a newfound love for running. […]
A growing number of St. Charles Parish residents have found a new, creative way to cope with social distancing. […]
When she saw a need in her beloved community, Imani Gros said she had no choice but to do what she could to help. If you were to ask anyone who knows her, they’ll tell you what she can definitely do is cook. […]
Through the help of a good friend, Des Allemands’ Courtney Babin found a way to keep her father’s memory alive, and for her children to learn a little bit about him along the way. […]
DESTREHAN – When Christina Landry started her fitness journey over two years ago, she could barely walk a block. Just a few weeks ago, she ran across the finish line of her first half marathon. […]
Bob Gros was a winner, because he was a leader.
Earlier this month, Gros passed away at his Mathews home at the age of 81. He left a legacy as one of Hahnville High School’s all-time great football coaches, leading the Tigers to two state championships, in 1968 and 1972 respectively. […]
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