Although it was 74 years ago, Sadie Digirolamo Trosclair still recalls her surprise when she learned she’d been named Destrehan High School’s first homecoming queen. […]
When Hurricane Maria devastated Puerto Rico, Jorge Cerame was on the telephone to his father and even when he said they didn’t need anything his son knew better. […]
Wiping the soot off the walls of her house in Paradis, Odile Harris couldn’t believe the help that suddenly arrived with project Labor of Love in what she considers “God’s timing.” […]
The sight of new life in the old St. Anthony of Padua Church in Luling getting new life is a welcome one for Cookie Gomez. […]
Despite being diagnosed with two life-threatening conditions, Ashley Haydel is a volunteer with the Norco Volunteer Fire Department. […]
Kellie Growl’s fight with cancer started with a routine eye exam that led to a diagnosis only two specialists in the nation knew how to handle and a journey of incredible strength that she is still on today. […]
Before joining the military, Eddie Dewhirst hardly knew what Veterans Day was until he served in Desert Storm, Bosnia, Kosovo and the Global War on Terrorism. […]
Craig Matherne remembered his father’s early days born on a houseboat in Bayou Des Allemands in 1930, which fueled his intense devotion to preserving a dearly loved lifestyle for generations to come. […]
Rod Naquin doesn’t see teaching as an occupation, but as a vocation and investment in a community he cares so deeply about. […]
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