Government
Planned dog park gets a paw up
Efforts are underway for the much-anticipated dog park for St. Charles Parish. […]
News
Lifestyles
Paradis native marks historic role in nation’s anti-missile defense
It was soon after the nation’s War Department sought a new air defense system that Milton “Moon” Hill came on the scene with Bell Laboratories’ Project Nike to answer the call.
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Business
How a Destrehan businessman found a way to ‘Kidnap’ Halle Berry
While superstar Halle Berry was promoting the action thriller film “Kidnap” in New York, Todd Trosclair and Joey Tufaro have been celebrating what their anticipated first big hit will do for their independent film company in LaPlace and Metairie. […]
Government
Paul Maillard revitalization moving ahead with Monsanto
The Paul Maillard Road Corridor Revitalization project got Council approval, and St. Charles Parish has announced that Monsanto has become a strong partner in helping make it happen. […]
Government
85% of motorists drove over limit on I-310, study says
The newly posted 70 mph speed limit on the elevated portions of Interstate 310 in St. Charles Parish marks a statewide trend aligning motorists’ apparent need for speed, but it’s also considered safer. […]
News
Sheriff seeking information on missing man’s whereabouts
Sheriff Greg Champagne is asking for public assistance in locating Melvin Greely Jr. […]
Government
Parish postpones $525K site purchase for P&Z relocation
Although the St. Charles Parish government had advertised its intent to buy a 5.6-acre site in Hahnville to expand government services. […]
Crime
Sheriff: Teen curfew violators will be detained
St. Charles Parish Sheriff Greg Champagne announced this week that his office will be increasing the number of deputies deployed to enforce the parish’s curfew law, noting violators will be brought in and detained. […]
Government
American Legion Post 509 seeks new blood, input to grow the post and use 49 acres
The old, impressive stones of the American Legion Post 509 hall reflect its long standing in Ama, but its members worry without new blood and input its future, as well as 49 acres of land it owns, is uncertain. […]