St. Charles Parish President Larry Cochran has issued a voluntary evacuation for parish residents who live in low-lying areas that generally have issues with flooding during heavy rain and storm surge events. Current forecasts of […]
St. Charles Parish officials have announced several closures with Tropical Storm Barry. Parish Government offices will be closed July 12. All essential personnel will report to work. The Department of Parks and Recreation has canceled […]
A Marrero man was arrested last week in connection with the burglary of several homes in the Willowdale subdivision in Luling, and authorities are asking those who are missing items to come forward. Richard Bearden […]
With potential Tropical Storm Barry in the Gulf of Mexico, St. Charles Parish residents are being urged to monitor weather reports and prepare by clearing drains and ditches around their homes. The parish has declared […]
The Louisiana Governor’s Office of Homeland Security and Emergency Preparedness (GOHSEP) is urging Louisianans to monitor the forecast over the next several days due to possible tropical development in the Gulf of Mexico. According to […]
Parish scenery led to fascination with outdoors Ralph Schexnaydre Jr. believes everyone has the potential to create, if they seek it out within themselves. For the St. Rose native, his outlet is photography, which he […]
This time of year, it isn’t uncommon to see alligators out in yards or on the streets, an unofficial tradition brought on by seasonal conditions. Just last month, an encounter between a St. Charles Parish […]
Sal Digirolamo had two favorite teachers at Norco Primary – Miss Montz and Miss Schoeffner – who are among his fondest memories of the old school on Apple Street. “She would cook grits for us […]
Barry Guillot became a teacher to make a difference, but he didn’t anticipate Wetland Watchers having an impact in China. “I just finished a really interesting interview with researchers at Columbia University and an educator […]
When Arthur “Mutsy” Gassen Jr. finally spoke about his time in World War II, he recounted how he was proud of his service and lived every day of life to its fullest. “He had just […]
A Hahnville man arrested last December after allegedly firing a flare gun at a nearby victim and striking him in the chest was sentenced to serve time in prison after pleading guilty. Keith Chapman, 24, […]
“Nothing will ever be the same,” Nicole Veillon angrily told Judge Emile R. St. Pierre, who today (July 2) sentenced her husband, Ed Veillon Jr., to life in prison. Veillon has offered no acceptance of […]
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