While toilet paper, cleaning products and paper towels flew off the shelves last month, the staples are becoming easier to obtain around St. Charles Parish. Local grocery store owners are now shifting their attention to their next likely concern – supply chain issues. […]
With 288 cans of Lysol gone in 45 minutes last week, it’s safe to say the staff at Quality Cleaning Equipment & Supply has been busy. […]
Chandra Gaudet began to experience flu-like symptoms just days after Governor John Bel Edwards closed public schools due to the coronavirus pandemic. The 50-year-old Norco resident, who works at Destrehan’s East Bank Head Start School, had no idea of the harrowing journey ahead – what started as a month off work quickly turned into a fight for her life. […]
Mona Gassen, known to her family as Maw Maw Mona, has resided in the Luling Living Center for two years. On a normal day, she would receive four or five visitors. […]
With unemployment – and in many cases uncertainty – on the rise nationally, locally something of extreme importance is remaining low – the crime rate in St. Charles Parish. […]
St. Charles Parish Public Schools will collect Pre-K applications in May after the COVID-19 pandemic interrupted a process that began in February. […]
Staying at home during COVID 19 can make keeping one’s wits about them a tricky proposition. […]
Twelve members of the Destrehan High School wrestling team, led by their coach, recently banded together for a common goal – and it had absolutely nothing to do with wrestling. […]
Recently, eight RSVP volunteers made over 100 PPE masks between them, donating the finished products to members of the local Veteran’s Hospital. The cloth and N95 masks were made after RSVP member Virgie Naquin inquired about starting a project to make masks to protect those in most need. […]
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