Last month Letitia Mott posted on Facebook that she was sending a care package to her deployed son and that she would cover shipping costs if anyone wanted to donate anything for other soldiers. […]
St. Charles Parish’s public school district has taken measures toward potentially allowing the children of school personnel residing outside of the parish to attend its schools, starting in the 2021-2022 school year. […]
Hunter Johnson, 22, was arrested and booked this morning for vehicular homicide, driving under the influence, hit and run, reckless operation and obstruction of justice in connection with the death of Brady Ortego. […]
Fairs and festivals are back in Louisiana, as Governor John Bel Edwards recently announced loosened coronavirus restrictions for the state. […]
A lawsuit filed in court last week identified the alleged driver of a car that struck and presumably killed a construction worker on the Hale Boggs bridge on Jan. 14. […]
“It came about in a meeting,” VFW Post 3750 Commander Monty Parr said. “We were talking about different things we could try to try to raise some money, and one of the ideas was cornhole tournaments. Corn hole seems to be a growing trend right now, so I figured we would give that a shot.” […]
Sports equipment can get expensive, especially for a family with multiple children. […]
On March 20 parish voters will head to the polls for a special parish-wide election aimed at filling the Division A Council-at-Large seat Wendy Benedetto vacated in August. […]
As the Hahnville High School boys basketball team made its way to Lake Charles this week to play in the state basketball tournament, its home gym – as well as Destrehan High’s – was being prepped for a major facelift. […]
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