For Ethyl “Lou” Douglas and her family, Thanksgiving, sadly, did not provide a cheerful memory this year: the home she had lived in for more than 50 years burned to the ground, leaving virtually nothing behind. […]
A Boutte man was arrested after allegedly asking a pair of teenagers for a ride home, then robbing them at gunpoint. […]
It’s an unlikely connection with Zeringue Farms in Taft selling its locally grown satsumas for juice to a kombucha maker in New Orleans, but it represents the beginning of a farm-to-market strategy that could help grow an area food network. […]
Moms seeking a creative outlet and looking to make some extra money came up with the idea of making gourmet sweets with a special emphasis on a particular sweet treat. […]
When St. Charles Parish recently appeared in news reports saying five people earning a six-figure income were living in local public housing, the head of the parish Housing Authority asked for their names. […]
A New Orleans woman accused of deceiving an 82-year-old Destrehan woman and stealing her credit cards was sentenced to six months in parish prison. […]
For Billie Gautreaux, the Sixteenth Annual Christmas Service of Remembrance represents a way to cope with the heartbreak of lost beloved family members at a time of the year when their greatest gift was each other. […]
Carmelina Waite said she wanted peace for her family and then hugged the parents of the man being sentenced for murdering her daughter on July 30, 2014. […]
Decked out in lights and with their own holiday themes, the decorated boats of Bayou Gauche Island will be on parade at 6 p.m. Saturday. […]
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