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Destrehan honors its history, former coach with throwback gesture
Ellis Alexander was taken off guard, to say the least, by a moment he won’t soon forget. […]
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Volunteers will be matched with opportunities at first-time event
On Saturday, Jan. 25, the St. Charles Parish Library will host its first volunteer fair in partnership with the United Way of St. Charles, according to Lauren Campo Pitz, assistant director of the St. Charles Parish Library. […]
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Destrehan High alum, Los Angeles resident stayed vigilant through fires
There have been some sleepless nights over the past few weeks for Mya LaGrange. […]
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Pre-K registration opens Feb. 3, program no longer accepting paper applications
St. Charles Parish Public Schools will open online registration for its Pre-K program Feb. 3, according to April Gomez, administrator of Head Start for the school system. […]
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New Sarpy native retires after 36 years with Air Force
After 36 years in the Air Force, Monica Brown is looking forward to her next adventure – whatever it may be. […]
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Sneaux House owner, community lend helping hand to the homeless
Pamela Guthrie’s heart breaks when she thinks about it. […]
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Furniture, TVs and more will be auctioned off from decommissioned church
There will be an estate sale at the St. Gertrude the Great community center from 7 a.m. to 2 p.m. on Saturday, with numerous items to be sold and proceeds to benefit the newly formed St. Michael the Archangel parish. […]
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Parish government asks resident to prepare for winter weather
The St. Charles Parish government has asked residents to take precautions this weekend to protect people, pets, pipes and plants and have multiple ways to receive weather updates. […]
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Volunteer, historian who wrote 3 books on Des Allemands history passes away
When Roy Lunk retired after a 37-year career with Texaco, he was just getting started. […]