Lifestyles
Harry Hurst Band and Choir get the gold at competition
Some 46 Harry Hurst Middle School students, 16 chaperones and three directors traveled to Atlanta, Ga., to compete in an Atlanta festival. […]
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DHS Senior Stories: Engineering student, stage performer not slowed by disabilities
When Paul Sullivan was born three months premature, doctors didn’t know if he would make it. He’s done that and a whole lot more. […]
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DHS Senior Stories: Singer hopes to give crowds a reason to dance for a long time
Faith Becnel sometimes feels like she’s living two separate lives.
“It’s crazy,” she said. “I’ll come to school and no one knows what I just did on the weekend. It’s like two different worlds.” […]
Lifestyles
DHS Senior Stories: Love of music helps band captain find balance
Ethan Lanier can almost feel the moment as he speaks about it, the one that inspires him to put music at the center of his life. […]
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DHS Senior Stories: Photographer picturing big success in the business world
Already known for his eye for photography, Darius Blount also casts an eye toward lofty goals. […]
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Destrehan High School Valedictorian: Gabrielle Fortes
Gabrielle Fortes calls herself a “go with the flow” kind of person. […]
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Destrehan High School Salutatorian: Christopher Nelson
Christopher Nelson never thought much about being among those at the top of his senior class; he just kept pushing forward and working hard, leaving the cards to fall where they may and attempting to set himself up for the best collegiate success possible. […]
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New principal named at HHS, first African-American to serve in position
A new Hahnville High School principal is among the administrative changes announced by St. Charles Parish Public Schools for the 2017-18 school year. […]
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HHS Valedictorian: Britney Hatfield
When the call came that Britney Hatfield had been named Hahnville High School’s valedictorian for the Class of 2017, the astonished teen asked if they were sure the word began with a “V.” […]