Lifestyles
Just call me Catherine
Catholic teens from several West Bank youth groups dedicated two days of their time last week to clean up the yards of five residents who needed help. […]
Social
Lifestyles
Free school supplies, health tips headline resource fair
Free school supplies, health information, educational aids, nutrition tips and child fingerprinting are just a few of the services that are headlining this year’s “School Days Project 2.” […]
Lifestyles
Around the World
Over 40 international students made their way through St. Charles Parish this month, when local rotarians opened their homes to the traveling pupils. […]
Lifestyles
Community rallies around Norco baby with rare skin disease
Two months ago Randy and Courtney Roth of Norco welcomed their son Tripp into the world. But shortly after his arrival, the family’s joyous occasion was overshadowed when the infant was diagnosed with a life-threatening skin disease. […]
Editorial
God writes, the rest of us just type
It’s easy to credit the wrong thing for our blessings. […]
Events & Announcements
Big happenings at Grand Isle
There are big happenings going on south of St. Charles Parish this week We’re talking about the annual Grand Isle Tarpon Rodeo, the oldest fishing rodeo in the United States. […]
News
Rotary seeks young professionals to visit Argentina
Rotary club members are seeking professionals in St. Charles Parish to visit Argentina in April 2010 as part of the Group Study Exchange Program sponsored by the Rotary Foundation. […]
News
Rising Rockers
On stage in front of hundreds of his fellow classmates, former Destrehan High School student Sami Khan performed his original power ballad, “100 Years,” for all of his graduating class to hear. […]
Editorial
Mother Teresa’s “dark night”
For nearly two years I’ve been reflecting on something I read in an article by Father Raniero Cantalamessa, preacher to the papal household. I can’t get it out of my head. […]