The St. Charles Borromeo Catholic Church Cemetery in Destrehan, referred to as the “Little Red Church Cemetery,” holds the distinction of being the oldest cemetery in St. Charles Parish and bills itself as the oldest German cemetery in the South. […]
In just one year since it opened, Destrehan martial arts gym Team Oliveira, located on Storehouse Lane, has quickly earned a local reputation for excellence in martial arts training. […]
New counseling clinic Guided Growth Counseling LLC in Destrehan recently began offering local parents a new kind of summer activity – kid-oriented counseling groups, aimed at helping St. Charles Parish children improve social skills. […]
Destrehan-based nonprofit Child Advocacy Services (CAS), as part of a national network of similar nonprofits, has worked tirelessly to advocate for a targeted group of younger residents with special needs – local foster children living in the River Region. […]
Local restaurant Yummy Tokyo Sushi, a relative newcomer to the Destrehan area, is a new Asian-inspired dining option for St. Charles Parish residents, now open on Ormond Boulevard next to Anytime Fitness. […]
Joshua Ricks, now 26, was around five years old when he first met childhood buddies Harrison Daste and Andrew Amedee at St. Charles Borromeo School (SCB) in Destrehan. […]
The German Coast Farmers Market (GCFM) announced it would hold a special 20th Anniversary celebration on June 10 at its normally scheduled Saturday East Bank Farmers Market event at the St. Charles Parish Library in Destrehan. […]
While at Destrehan High, graduating senior Finn Smith developed a budding interest in film. When she realized the school did not have a student-led organization focused on film, she had a simple solution – she took charge and started her own film club. […]
After achieving much both academically and with the high school band, Anais Chavez, 18, leaves Destrehan High this year with big career aspirations: she aims to complete premed studies at LSU, conquer medical school and become a neurologist. […]
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