Government
First 100 days going well
The ink is barely dry on some newly appointed parish administrative employees’ contracts and yet they seem to be leaving their posts. What’s going on? […]
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Business
Grain dust is big problem in St. Charles Parish
While some St. Charles Parish residents complain about the impact of grain dust on their property, like houses, cars and lawns, the Occupational Safety and Health Administration is equally concerned about the health impacts of workers exposed to the grain dust on a regular basis. […]
Government
Council not expected to agree on everything
It’s been officially 100 days since the new council members and parish president took office in St. Charles Parish. […]
Government
Pump station riddle must be solved
Parish President V.J. St. Pierre and the current council members must make a decision regarding the controversial Magnolia Ridge Pump Station. […]
Government
Fishing park on the west bank?
On Sunday, the police cited four unsuspecting anglers with criminal trespassing for bank fishing along the containment levee of the Davis Pond diversion. […]
Government
Recycling good for the environment
Recycling is still an important part of the way we handle trash in St. Charles Parish. Residents still get the opportunity to rid themselves of items they no longer need along with helping to keep the environment clean by bringing their recyclables to drop off points. […]
Government
Spillway’s opening is historical
The opening of the Bonnet Carre Spillway earmarks a decade long event in St. Charles Parish. […]
Government
Ethics reform long overdue
Louisiana will become a national model for ethics in government, overcoming our past to lead the country in transparency. […]
Government
Giving season not over in parish
While the season of giving usually begins and ends during the Christmas holiday, those in St. Charles Parish are getting the chance to continue that giving spirit thanks to a pair of important local events. […]