7th grade whiz kid aces ACT, poetry and chemistry
Brandon Randle might possess the most valuable trait when it comes to being a student: a deep-rooted desire to learn. […]
Brandon Randle might possess the most valuable trait when it comes to being a student: a deep-rooted desire to learn. […]
Nearly six years since Ramal Ellis was found shot to death, his mother Ruthel Ellis says there are no known suspects, arrests or even witnesses in what she calls a forgotten case. […]
While some may be barking about the cost of having a place to walk a dog, St. Charles Parish officials say there are multiple advantages with the long-sought project. […]
When it comes to lottery drawings, St. Charles Parish may just have a hot hand. […]
Calling the national mental health system woefully inadequate, St. Charles Parish Sheriff Greg Champagne has been named to a joint task force aimed at reducing jail inmate recidivism by continuing health care services. […]
Ivory Sims has taught her son Dryston so much since she welcomed him into the world five years ago, but she says her “little ball of energy” has taught her just as much, if not more. […]
Walter Pelie didn’t get water in his house in the Dec. 28 flood that deluged the Destrehan area, but it came close and many of his neighbors weren’t so lucky. […]
When Professor Michael Blakey examined the bones of human skeletons from two historic slave cemeteries in the Bonnet Carre’ Spillway, he recognized them as people who endured hard labor, poor health and diet. […]
Calling for more than $60 million in transportation projects, the newly adopted St. Charles Parish Comprehensive Pedestrian & Bicycle Master Plan is aimed at improving safety, increasing transportation and spurring economic development. […]
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