Government
Wetlands boosted by sewage
In a project that is a first in the nation’s history, St. Charles Parish will trade carbon credits to Rathborne Land Co. in order to treat nearby wetlands with sewage. […]
News
Government
St. Rose murder suspect released from jail
A St. Rose man who has been held as the suspect in a murder was released from jail after the St. Charles District Attorney’s Office did not file charges against him due to a lack of evidence. […]
Government
Local legislators say special session unlikely
Local legislators are saying it is unlikely that Thibodeaux Rep. Jerome ‘Dee’ Richard’s recent call for a special legislative session will be heeded. […]
Crime
Norco man charged with possession of child pornography
A 21-year-old Norco man, who was arrested for rape in June, is now being charged with the possession of child pornography after police say they found indecent photos on his cell phone.
Government
Council overrides St. Pieree’s veto of airport board nominee
Parish President V.J. St. Pierre’s attempt to get Luling businessman Neal Clulee removed as the parish’s appointee to the New Orleans Aviation Board was thwarted by the Parish Council on Monday. […]
Government
Trash to Treasure: Parish offering prizes in month-long cleanup effort
For the first time, St. Charles Parish will hold a month-long Trash Bash and give those who do the best job of cleaning up their communities this month prizes that range from electronics to camping gear. […]
Business
Herald-Guide goes digital
New and current subscribers to the St. Charles Herald-Guide can now have their paper delivered to them through email several hours before the paper lands in their mailboxes – for FREE.
News
Bridge jumper had terminal illness
A disabled man who jumped to his death off the Hale Boggs Bridge last Friday told a deputy that he had a terminal illness and didn’t want to live with the pain.
News
101 teams offer taste test of special jambalaya, gumbo recipes
The annual culinary battle, sponsored by the United Way of St. Charles, gets underway at 3 p.m. on Oct. 4. […]