Crime
Neighborhood eyesore
Residents of Ormond subdivision and neighboring streets know all too well the problem with trash, overgrown grass and irresponsible landlords that line the streets of Carriage Lane. […]
News
News
It doesn’t take a hurricane to cause serious flood damage
Louisiana residents naturally think of Hurricanes Katrina and Rita when considering how they can protect their homes against wind-driven rain and flooding. […]
News
LSU AgCenter offers tips for a successful school year
The end of summer is quickly approaching, and the new school year is close at hand. […]
Crime
Local arrested for fraudulent prescriptions
On Aug. 4, Lindsey Jeffers, 23, of 15212 U.S. 90, Paradis, was arrested on a warrant that was issued for three counts of writing a prescription for a controlled dangerous substance for a fictitious person. […]
News
Parish levees continue to improve
The progress of levee protection on both the east and west banks of St. Charles Parish are continuing to improve. […]
Crime
Men charged with indicent behavior with juveniles
In recent days, three St. Charles Parish men were arrested and charged with indecent behavior with juveniles. […]
News
Re-taking the LEAP test proved beneficial to Louisiana students
Almost 6,000 Louisiana fourth and eighth grade students succeeded in passing the LEAP test after taking summer school courses and retaking at least a portion of the test, according to results released last Monday. […]
Government
Won’t you be my neighbor?
The parish’s Special Projects Committee met on Aug. 2 at the council chambers in Hahnville to continue discussion on an ordinance that, if approved, would allow for the development of patio homes in St. Charles Parish. […]
Crime
Crime in St. Charles rise in second quarter
Sheriff Greg Champagne of the St. Charles Parish Sheriff’s Office reports that crime in St. Charles Parish rose by 2.4 percent in the second quarter of 2006 when compared to the same period last year. However, crime fell by .2 percent in the first half of 2006 when compared to the first six months of 2005. […]