The St. Charles Parish Library’s 2022 summer reading program will officially being June 1, but planning, prepping and decorating for the popular two-month long celebration is happening now at library branches across the parish. […]
Avery’s Army has raised over $5,000 so far for the Cystic Fibrosis Foundation’s 2022 Great Stride’s walk. […]
In its first meeting of the month, the St. Charles Parish Council unanimously voted to extend an emergency ordinance that was adopted in September that allows the Department of Planning and Zoning to waive local permit fees and various plan review and inspection fees for repairs and renovations required from damage sustained during Hurricane Ida. […]
The 5th annual Tony Waguespack Memorial Catfish Jugline Jamboree is slated for the end of this month, and organizer Steve Dufrene said the event is a perfectly fitting tribute to a friend gone too soon. […]
The St. Charles Parish School Board approved a 10% pay raise for full-time and permanent part-time SCPPS employees last night at its board meeting, meaning the parish will now have the highest average teacher salary in the state at $64,842 and a starting teacher salary of $54,118. […]
All St. Charles Parish Public Schools employees were invited to attend last week’s Lagniappe on the River, an annual celebration that is hosted by the school district and held during teacher’s appreciation week. […]
People in Bayou Gauche and the surrounding areas know just who to call when they need help – Cindy Dunn and Larry Verdin. […]
Each year the Rotary Club of St. Charles Parish recognizes St. Charles Parish citizens who exemplify the club’s motto of “Service Above Self”. […]
Malissa Gore’s ALS fight began in February with her diagnosis. Since then, the R.K. Smith Middle School family, as well as her friends and community, have rallied around the educator as she navigates her new journey. […]
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