At the Satellite Center’s new career lab, students with special needs can practice essential career skills in office management, retail, manufacturing, production and computer technology. […]
An American flag rendered in raised braille dots will soon sit at the St. Charles Parish library, allowing visually impaired visitors to experience the flag through touch. […]
The Dolly Parton Imagination Library was launched locally in 2010 by United Way of St. Charles, and since then nearly 239,584 books have been mailed to local children completely free of charge. […]
Hahnville’s unbeaten run to start the season came to an end Friday night at Terrebonne, which moved to 4-0 on the back of a 52-38 victory in a shootout of a game. […]
After close losses in two of their first three games, the Destrehan Wildcats took to the field Friday with a chip on their shoulder, and a longtime local rival absorbed the brunt of their fury. […]
United Way of St. Charles expects to host its largest number of teams ever competing at this year’s Battle for the Paddle. […]
D.J. Rebstock remembers the feeling when he landed the fish that ultimately put him over the top to win the Louisiana 2024 B.A.S.S. Nation state championship. […]
Through its advocacy against drunk driving, the nonprofit Drive One Way ensures the memory – and for that matter, legacy – of Michaila Bowling, Hali Coss and Lily Dufrene live on. […]
When Luling native Vincent Tamplain sets up his booths at the Alligator Festival next weekend, it will be a homecoming, a grand opening and full-circle moment. […]
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