When she saw a need in her beloved community, Imani Gros said she had no choice but to do what she could to help. If you were to ask anyone who knows her, they’ll tell you what she can definitely do is cook. […]
The COVID-19 pandemic has complicated so many aspects of life, with income and schooling front and center – along with simply steering clear of infection. […]
Police in South Carolina recently utilized DNA evidence to link Ronald Lee Moore, who committed suicide while incarcerated in St. Charles Parish in 2008, to the 1996 murder of a 23-year-old woman in the mid 1990s – the second of two unsolved murder cases in which Moore has had suspected involvement. […]
Through the help of a good friend, Des Allemands’ Courtney Babin found a way to keep her father’s memory alive, and for her children to learn a little bit about him along the way. […]
Countless events have been cancelled due to the COVID-19 pandemic, not the least of which is one of St. Charles Parish’s great traditions, United Way of St. Charles’ Bridge Run across the iconic Hale Boggs Bridge. […]
The rapid spread of COVID-19 has not spared St. Charles Parish, where the first coronavirus death was reported today (March 25) and cases of the virus are on the rise. […]
A contractor employed by Bayer Luling who tested positive for COVID-19 earlier this week has died, according to Bayer representatives. […]
St. Charles Parish President Matthew Jewell signed an executive order today to limit and restrict access to the courthouse and all government buildings. […]
A plan to provide free meals for the students of St. Charles Parish schools was suspended last week after a district employee reported he or she had displayed COVID-19 symptoms, but it will be back on thanks to an agreement between the school system, United Way and Second Harvest. […]
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