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Towing company gives away 800 cases of potatoes
Chuck Jacob had barely walked a foot away from his freshly painted sign before cars began to stop along the side of the road. No wonder – turns out free food is a popular commodity. […]
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Hahnville native holds clothing drive for family who lost everything in fire
When Stacey Lynn Trosclair heard what her sister-in-law had just been through, she was horrified – and determined to help. […]
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Paradis family living in tents receives unexpected gift
Hypolite Nazio thought maybe someone was pulling his leg. It sounded too good to be true. […]
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Local senior citizens provided with Thanksgiving meals
Peoples Health recently joined forces with Second Harvest Food Bank and the St. Charles Council on Aging to make sure that local senior citizens had everything they needed to properly celebrate Thanksgiving this year. […]
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Louisiana Federal Credit Union donates school supplies to recovering classrooms
In the wake of the severe damage suffered by schools from Hurricane Ida, Louisiana Federal Credit Union has provided affected classrooms with much-needed school supplies. […]
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St. Charles Parish Hospital recognized for meeting the highest safety standards in the country
St. Charles Parish Hospital has earned an ‘A’ Fall 2021 Hospital Safety Grade from The Leapfrog Group, a designation that recognizes efforts in protecting patients from harm and meeting the highest safety standards in the United States. […]
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Man found dead in Destrehan after apparent self-inflicted gunshot
A man was found dead inside of a vehicle parked at the Destrehan library Tuesday afternoon. […]
Crime
Three HHS class of 2021 grads killed by suspected drunk driver
A two-vehicle crash that occurred shortly after midnight this morning on LA Hwy 20 in Chackbay claimed the lives of three Hahnville High School class of 2021 graduates – Michaila Bowling of Luling, Hali Coss of Luling and Lily Dufrene of Luling. […]
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Community helps pay for new roof for Hahnville family
Kati Ward lost her home in Hurricane Ida, and yet she feels more connected to her sense of home than ever. […]