Government
St. Charles Parish school board member pushes for Killona library
St. Charles Parish School Board member Ellis Alexander believes he’s finally pulled the pieces together for a project he’s long worked on achieving. […]
News
Crime
Luling woman sentenced in tax fraud case
Kali Irons, the 39-year-old Luling woman who pleaded guilty to filing a false tax return in May, was sentenced last Thursday. […]
Business
Old Norco Gas building demolished
It’s a sad goodbye to the building that first housed the Norco Gas and Fuel Co. opened in the 1940s, but for the man whose father built the sturdy structure it’s demolition represents progress. […]
Government
Family Resources asks Council for road to complete subdivision lots
In its latest move to expand housing in St. Charles Parish, Family Resources of New Orleans is asking the parish government for help with building a road in Killona. […]
Government
Sewer project clears way for growth in Killona
It’s taken over a year to put together, but St. Charles Parish Councilman Terrell Wilson has set in motion an estimated $800,000 sewer project that will support growth in the community of Killona. […]
Business
Entergy refund in the works over Waterford 3 ‘mistake’
Entergy Louisiana LLC is crunching the numbers on how much it will repay its 1 million customers on a $140 million cost overrun to replace defective generators at Waterford 3 in Montz. […]
Government
Pro bono legal center opening in St. Charles
Motivated by a considerable increase in people representing themselves in court because they couldn’t afford a lawyer, the St. Charles Parish Bar Association found funding to provide pro bono legal services. […]
Crime
Luling family baffled over son’s murder in New Orleans
Justin Scott was an “old school boy” who was an open book to family and friends, which makes it all the harder to fathom the baffling circumstances surrounding his murder. […]
Government
Cassidy says he’ll make levee message louder in Washington
Taking questions from a packed St. Charles Parish Council Chamber, U.S. Sen. Bill Cassidy told Parish President Larry Cochran that he would put greater emphasis on Capitol Hill on the parish’s need to complete a levee system. […]