Even though the burn ban, which has been in effect since Hurricane Ida, will be lifted effective Oct. 16, both St. Charles Parish President Matthew Jewell and Sheriff Greg Champagne caution that unrestricted burning of materials in St. Charles Parish will not be allowed. […]
Courtney Bonomo Singletary – a Norco artist, wife and work-from-home mom of two boys – has raised over $5,000 for the United Way of St. Charles by selling Hurricane Ida inspired door hangers and T-shirts. […]
The Matthew 25:35 food pantry has distributed over 350,000 pounds of food to residents in St. Charles Parish since the week Hurricane Ida struck, and now the organization is pivoting operations to be able to meet the holiday food needs of local residents. […]
Upon being chosen as the new superintendent of St. Charles Parish schools in 2019, Dr. Ken Oertling no doubt knew there were challenges awaiting him in the coming years, some of them major. […]
One of the most common problems in the fallout from Hurricane Ida for those who live and work in St. Charles Parish has been what to do for childcare during the day, with schools closed and many daycare centers closed due to the storm fallout. […]
Lizzie Saunders may have moved out of St. Charles Parish one year ago, but the 15 year old said that she knew she needed to do something to help the parish when she saw the wide-spread destruction brought on by Hurricane Ida. […]
Melissa Perrier knew her home had been ruined before ever stepping foot back into Norco. […]
Beth Dupuy knew just where to turn when she needed volunteers to help with New Life Community Church’s Hurricane Ida relief efforts. […]
Immediately following Hurricane Ida, the St. Charles Parish Assessor’s Office commissioned aerial photography of the parish to assist with damage assessment. […]
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