WASHINGTON (Catholic Online) – New Orleans native Craig Cuccia, a self-described “learner-by-doer,” has worked as a general contractor, in the oil fields, and in hotel and restaurant industry. […]
The United Way of St. Charles has completed its 2005-06 Annual Campaign and once again, the community has responded in fine fashion by committing pledges and receipts totaling $2,119,036.49. […]
Mardi Gras has come and gone and must go down in history as one of the most successful. […]
The biggest danger Louisiana faces right now isn’t the specter of more hurricanes slamming into us from the Gulf. It is the divisions within us that were driven to the forefront by the twin disasters last fall. […]
In an effort to collect food for the needy of St. Charles Parish, the library locations in St. Charles Parish are holding “Food for Fines” for the month of March. […]
The day after Mardi Gras, when the streets are laden with beads, St. Charles Parish residents will see new garbage trucks hauling away the trash. As of March 1, a new era garbage removal begins in the parish as Slidell-based Coastal Waste Services takes over for the much-maligned Waste Management Inc. […]
The director of the Head Start Program in St. Charles Parish will be forced to make cuts in staff and materials beginning next school year. […]
The St. Charles Parish Sheriff’s Office reports that two juveniles, 16 and 15, were arrested and charged with simple burglary after the two subjects allegedly broke into Ormond Country Club on February 14.
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2005 was a year, which presented challenges to the St. Charles Parish Sheriff’s Office the likes of which we have never seen before. […]
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