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Parks and recreation department considers adding adult volleyball league
The parish is considering adding an adult volleyball league to its list of adult programming at the parks and recreation department. […]
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Boutte native has shared stage with music legends, traveled across globe
Before he performed on stage with music legends like Paul McCartney and Dave Grohl, before he traveled the world, Kyle Roussel was just a child playing on his sister’s toy keyboard. […]
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Parish residents open the Fizz Station, a soda pop-up shop
Cousins Olivia Crosby and Kelsey Fulks, St. Charles Parish natives, have opened the Fizz Station, a monthly pop-up soda shop. […]
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Food trucks, longer fireworks show highlight July 3 event
Seven food vendors will set up shop at West Bank Bridge Park on Thursday from 6 p.m. to 9 p.m. to serve food during the parish’s Independence Day Celebration. […]
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Memory of St. Rose native, baking icon, still endures strong
Hundreds of likes, comments and shares rolled in on social media – it was clear that Beulah Levy Ledner is nowhere near forgotten. […]
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Valero St. Charles fishing rodeo makes impact for United Way
Valero St. Charles Refinery raised more than $200,000 for St. John Parish United Way through its fourth annual Cast It Forward Fishing Rodeo. […]
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Destrehan High student blends South Asian, Louisiana culture in award-winning art
Momin Mahmood, a rising junior at Destrehan High School, won the 2025 Congressional Art Competition for Louisiana’s First District. His work will sit on display at the U.S. Capitol for one year. […]
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Nearly a year after closing its school of dance, River Region Ballet finds new home
River Region Ballet, which opened in 1995, has a new name and a new location. […]
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Cutbacks lead to bare shelves at food pantry, but community steps up to help
In early June, Matthew 25:35 Ministries, a local food pantry and community ministry that partners with Second Harvest Food Bank, posted photos to Facebook with nearly bare shelves. […]