Business
Echoes of the past brought into the present
Chef Ed Rhinehart keeps a diary loaded with the tidbits and food recipes that have helped him become a local star in the Louisiana culinary scene. […]
News
Government
Parish may hire inmates to help fill labor needs
A shortage of workers is greatly impacting the amount of parish projects that are completed on time. […]
Health
Parish air too dirty
The federal government has announced that the air in St. Charles Parish, as well as in 345 other counties and parishes across the nation, is too dirty to breathe, putting residents at risk for heart and asthma attacks. […]
Government
Pump costs could fall, project slated for July start
The West Bank pump project will finally be moving forward and construction could start as early as July. […]
Crime
Woman knocked out for waking up man
Two Des Allemands brothers were arrested after one of the brothers responded to getting hit with a wooden table leg by striking the other brother with a metal work light, according to the St. Charles Parish Sheriff’s Office. […]
Business
Parish using survey to attract businesses
St. Charles Parish is joining three other economic development organizations in undertaking a comprehensive analysis of the local labor market to give companies interested in coming into the area an idea of what that market could support. […]
Government
Board moves forward with Destrehan’s athletic facelift
Even though the estimated cost of the project has recently spiked from $1.5 million to around $2.25 million, the school board voted to go ahead with Destrehan’s athletic facility relocation by sending it out for bid. […]
News
Slow home sales delay Phase II of Ashton Plantation
Phase II of Ashton Plantation won’t be going up as scheduled until more homes are sold in Phase I.
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Government
Councilman in trouble
A 2006 audit of the financial statements of the St. Rose Fire Department shows several violations and questionable spending of tax payer’s money by the department.
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