Crime
Killona man found guilty of crimes against minors
A St. Charles Parish jury deliberated less than two hours before returning its guilty verdict in the trial of 60-year-old Sylvester Hayman. […]
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China measures make curbside recycling less likely in St. Charles
The largest recycler in the New Orleans area announcing it will no longer handle household recyclables sent St. Charles Parish officials brainstorming options. […]
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Evolution of parish’s seat of government, power and identity
As the seat of parish government in Hahnville, the St. Charles Parish Courthouse plays a role in nearly every person’s life. […]
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Parish secures $10 million commitment in federal funding for Paul Maillard revitalization
Calling it a “big win” for the Paul Maillard Road revitalization project, St. Charles Parish has gotten a $10 million commitment in federal funding. […]
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Destrehan woman starts mentoring group for children
Nikkia Patterson watched her mother show her love for guiding children of her community for years, and she’s never forgotten it. The 22-year veteran of the military is seeking to offer some guidance of her […]
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New superintendent eyes enhanced leadership, technology programs
Takes over helm of district July 1, succeeds Gomez-Walker Dr. Ken Oertling learned the importance of teamwork at the highest level a long time ago. It’s a core principle that he believes will serve him […]
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Fireworks show still on despite high river
Until this week, St. Charles Parish decision makers had to keep their plans for its annual Independence Day celebration under wraps, primarily because they were hard at work to ensure the event could happen — […]
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Indian Motorcycle takes the pressure off its visitors
St. Charles Parish’s motorcycle enthusiasts need not travel far to find a new ride of choice — a “hidden gem” lies just off of the interstate in St. Rose. That’s general manager Mark Babin’s favored […]
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‘Weird’ lizards reported in St. Charles Parish
When the Trauths spotted “weird” lizards sunning themselves on their stepping stones in their front yard in Boutte, it raised a few questions. […]