Although it’ll be 50-year storm height, St. Charles Parish may complete its long desired West Bank flood protection through a proposed $514 million Upper Barataria levee. […]
A high energy dose of artistic creativity in several forms will be in store for those at the Dr. Rodney Lafon Performing Arts Center on Jan. 10, when Artrageous takes to the stage. […]
Noble Huey Peyregne’s story is short, colorful and had a surprise ending – just like his life. […]
A Raceland man arrested in St. Charles Parish last year on the night he and an accomplice allegedly shot and killed two men was convicted on two counts of second degree murder by a Lafourche Parish jury. […]
Samuel Canyon recalled a Canadian once told him he couldn’t be Navajo because the Americans killed all of them. […]
The Luling man was hospitalized in early September. He has no recollection of the two months of his life that came thereafter – nor did he realize at the time how close that life was to ending. […]
Student athletes across the country signed their official collegiate letters of intent Dec. 18, and in St. Charles Parish it was no exception. […]
A national civil rights group’s call to stop holding weddings at historic slave plantations hasn’t affected Destrehan Plantation, or at least not yet. […]
Construction on a turf football field at the heart of the in-the-works Ed Reed Park in St. Rose should be ready for use early in the upcoming new year. […]
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