News
Sgt. Gautreaux remembered
Many were hit hard by the death of Sgt. Roy Gautreaux Jr., a longtime volunteer deputy and K-9 handler with the St. Charles Parish Sheriff’s Office who suddenly passed away last week at the age of 61. […]
News
Government
$9M Paul Maillard Road project to be awarded
It’s been four years in the making, but the Paul Maillard Road Corridor Revitalization Plan will come up for the final approval needed to start work. […]
Crime
Boutte man convicted of murder in 2014 shooting
A Boutte man has been found guilty of second-degree murder in the 2014 Christmas shooting of David Scott, 23, of Houston.
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Government
Animal Shelter’s petting zoo is a hit
Wide-eyed and adorable, baby possums equaled the tabby kittens in popularity at the St. Charles Parish Animal Shelter’s first petting zoo at this year’s parish summer camp. […]
Government
Local Vietnam vets honored on memorial
Determined to put a face with every name etched on the Vietnam Veterans Memorial, Janna Hoehn has helped memorialize St. Charles Parish’s fallen heroes. […]
Government
Boutte native’s secret is out: He helped put the first men on the moon
When a Southern University at New Orleans professor told Garland Green’s class to aim for the moon and stars in life, Green took it seriously. […]
Business
The Basketry’s gift box helping the homeless
In just one month since The Basketry’s launched its “Big Easy, Big Heart” philanthropic mission, the business has donated 50 gift boxes to a homeless shelter in New Orleans. […]
Crime
Former teacher, husband plead guilty to running a meth lab in Luling
Ryan and Kristy Allen, the husband and wife indicted earlier this year on the accusation they established a meth lab at their Luling home where they reside with their seven-year-old child, each pleaded guilty to a charge of operation of a clandestine laboratory. […]
Government
Parish proposes to buy $525K site for P&Z
St. Charles Parish’s proposed $525,000 purchase of a site in Hahnville to expand government services is drawing criticism by two council members who say the money should go to levee construction. […]