Lifestyles
Des Allemands ‘big baby’ gets international attention
When Loialty Adonis Grover arrived on Dec. 6, his mother was stunned to learn he weighed 14.1 pounds. […]
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News
Volunteers prep 94-year-old schoolhouse for museum in Des Allemands
In a single pull, Roy Lunk yanked off crumbling paneling in the 93-year-old schoolhouse and revealed still solid cypress tongue and groove paneling beneath it. […]
Obituaries
Dorothy P. DeJean
Dorothy P. DeJean, 89, a native of Lockport and resident of Des Allemands passed away on Sept. 2. […]
Obituaries
Richard Bergeron Sr.
Richard J. “Dickie” Bergeron Sr., 68, a native and resident of Des Allemands, passed away on Aug. 28. […]
Lifestyles
Des Allemands man recalls family’s boat builders
Michael Matherne has always been interested in area history, but he just didn’t expect it to be his own family’s boat building legacy that he’d help preserve. […]
Government
Red light would have prevented death, says councilman
There is no doubt in St. Charles Parish Councilman Paul Hogan’s mind that Alfred Tregre of Des Allemands would be alive today had there been a traffic signal at the intersection of U.S. Highway 90 and LA 632. […]
Our View
May the good times roll in Des Allemands
Crowned the “Catfish Capital of the Universe” by the Louisiana Legislature in 1980, Des Allemands assumed what seems a daunting title but that’s only until you taste the food, enjoy the fun and know the history. […]
Crime
Man wanted after issuing threats, damaging property in Des Allemands
A man who allegedly threatened the life of a Des Allemands man is wanted by police.
Obituaries
Earline Dufrene Gaudet
Earline Dufrene Gaudet, 85, a native of Des Allemands and resident of Raceland passed away May 21. […]