Citizens urged to recycle
Though curbside recycling disappeared in the parish after Hurricane Katrina, residents still have the chance to turn in recyclable materials during bi-monthly drop-off events scheduled throughout the year. […]
Though curbside recycling disappeared in the parish after Hurricane Katrina, residents still have the chance to turn in recyclable materials during bi-monthly drop-off events scheduled throughout the year. […]
The St. Charles Herald-Guide walked away with 12 awards from the Louisiana Press Association at the organization’s annual awards banquet. […]
The United Way of St. Charles has named John Dias as the new executive director. After the board voted unanimously to accept the Human Resource Committee’s recommendation, Dias assumed the responsibilities of his new position immediately on Thursday, April 10. […]
Destrehan and Hahnville both had minimal academic growth in the 2006-07 school year, but both school’s principals hope to exceed that mark next year by turning more focus to their freshman classes and increasing communication. […]
As soon as next year, parents may be able to view their children’s grades from the comfort of their own living room without having to wait for quarterly reports. […]
St. Charles Parish finance director Lorrie Toups has been hired to fill the accounting director’s position in Jefferson Parish. […]
Luling’s Video Bingo Palace closed its doors last Tuesday night, and no other video bingo business will be allowed to open in the parish again without permission from the St. Charles Parish Council. […]
New Sarpy’s Mudbug Mentors recently received an honorary proclamation from the St. Charles Parish Council because of their outstanding leadership skills. […]
The expansion of the East Bank bike path from the St. Charles Parish line in Destrehan to East Baton Rouge Parish has been put on hold because there was no money in the federal budget this year to start the study. […]
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