Every Tuesday and Thursday Christopher James and his service dog Hamilton go to Boutte’s River Parishes Community College – United Way campus and sort packages, set up classrooms, sanitize keyboards and perform other needed tasks. […]
With recent improvements to the grounds and plans for an addition in the fall, Destrehan Plantation Executive Director Tracy Smith said he is excited about the future of the East Bank attraction. […]
The only reason Joseph Perilloux Jr. didn’t drive his own truck to his 100th birthday party this past weekend was that his family rented a 1931 Model A Ford to escort him on his special day. The Montz man was 10 years old when the car was built. […]
Hunter Johnson, 22, was arrested and booked in March with vehicular homicide, driving under the influence, hit and run, reckless operation and obstruction of justice in connection with the death of Brady Ortego. […]
He’s worked in St. Charles Parish Public Schools for over a decade as a high school Algebra I teacher, an assistant track and basketball coach, head cross country and indoor track coach, Staff Development Coordinator and assistant principal. And now, he will be a principal. […]
Norris Guidry will be riding a new bike soon, and it’s all thanks to the efforts of one local woman and her dance team. […]
After constructing free libraries to help make reading more accessible to the people in her community and to promote recycling and resource-sharing, Kennedy Ertel of Luling has earned Girl Scouts’ most prestigious award – the Gold Award. […]
Live music, fireworks, food and family fun are all of tap for Saturday when St. Charles Parish will host its 31st annual Independence Day celebration at the West Bank Bridge Park. […]
Gov. John Bel Edwards signed legislation this month that creates all necessary protocols, regulations and monetary structures related to sports wagering in Louisiana. […]
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