The District 6 Justice of the Peace race sees a battle between two men with family history in public service, an incumbent seeking his fourth term in the role and a challenger who says its time for a change: John Marino Jr. and David “Chew” Weber (both no party). […]
In District 5, two St. Rose residents are vying to become Justice of the Peace, a long time fire chief defending his position against the challenge of a practicing attorney and notary public as Paul Hymel, no party, and Kellie Fox, a Democrat, are on the ballot. […]
In District 1, a former parish councilman seeks re-election as Justice of the Peace while challenged by a notary public and experienced business owner: voters will choose between Democrat Terrell Wilson and Republican Richard Whitney Jr. […]
A longtime contractor and business owner from Ama and a commercial marine salesman from Luling are vying to fill the seat left open by the retiring Earl Tastet as Justice of the Peace for District 2, as Derrel Ranatza, no party, squares off with Zachary Young, a Republican. […]
Due to the effects of Hurricane Zeta, St. Charles Parish Government is coordinating the collection and removal of disaster debris in heavily impacted areas. […]
With shops already located in Algiers, Gonzales, Houma and New Orleans, a trio of PJ’s Coffee franchisees now have their sights set on Luling. […]
For months, Luling native and COVID-19 frontline nurse Stephanie DesForges helped people fighting an unknown and scary illness at Terrebonne General Medical Center. […]
Earlier this year, Brandon Savoie had some exciting news to share with his brother, Austin – and as it turns out, Austin soon had his own surprise to share with Brandon. […]
The Louisiana Department of Education’s annual release of ACT data in October showed that the average ACT score of a St. Charles Parish student is down for the third consecutive year. […]
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