The Apple Street dragon is back.
Years ago Norco resident David Cain received a dragon statue from a friend. He initially put it in his front yard as a joke, but the creature slowly but surely became a local landmark. […]
Mounds of beloved fig cookies and freshly baked breads will be just some of the culinary creations ornately displayed this month when local Catholic parishioners host their church’s annual St. Joseph Altar. […]
Dwayne E. Comardelle, 34, was cited by Louisiana Department of Wildlife and Fisheries enforcement agents on Feb. 23 in Plaquemines Parish for a second offense of commercially fishing without a commercial fishing license and first offense of commercial fishing without a commercial gear license or commercial vessel license. […]
“My family found out on Facebook and my sister Facetimed me … she was crying … she couldn’t get it out. […]
With Lenten season upon us, many observers may be looking to plan their Friday menus for the next five weeks. […]
“Brandon would be so proud of me. I do think that it was our destiny to be together, because I was the one who would have the courage and medical stance to share his story in an impactful way.” […]
There were more questions than answers this month when St. Charles Parish President Matthew Jewell, Congressman Garret Graves and members from the St. Charles Parish Council hosted a townhall meeting to discuss FEMA’s new National Flood Insurance Program called Risk Rating 2.0. […]
This week five more parish baseball fields will be opened following Hurricane Ida, which damaged many park structures. […]
A joint venture between Chevron and Bunge – set to create renewable feedstocks leveraging Bunge’s expertise in oilseed processing and Chevron’s expertise in fuels manufacturing and marketing – will increase capacity at the Bunge’s soybean processing plant in Destrehan. […]
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