Des Allemands
Construction of Des Allemands boat launch could begin in ‘24
If all goes according to plan, construction of a new boat launch in Des Allemands could start as early as 2024. […]
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Body cam footage released following incident in Luling
The St. Charles Parish Sheriff’s Office has released body cam footage from a May 2 incident after a video captured by a bystander of the incident was circulated on Facebook earlier this morning. […]
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St. Charles natives lose everything in fire
St. Charles Parish natives Daina Baird and Michael Weber were eager to take a quick, surprise weekend trip with intent on finding relaxation and letting some stress drift away – but that was, by any measure, not to be. […]
Destrehan
Mother with local ties dies after two-year brain cancer battle
The St. Charles Parish community knows Katie Bourg for her service. […]
Destrehan
Little Red Church Food and Fun Festival returns this weekend
Food, carnival rides, game booths, face painting, live bands and more await patrons this weekend as the 40th annual Little Red Church Food and Fun Festival will take place Friday, Saturday and Sunday on the grounds of St. Charles Borromeo Church, located at 13396 River Road in Destrehan. […]
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St. Rose woman will donate kidney, says she felt a calling
Tears flowed between Melissa Calongne and Sharon Robert as the news was shared. […]
Track and Field
Hahnville High to host GCAC track and field championships, Tigers alum returns to former home track
Hahnville High School will play host to the Gulf Coast Athletic Conference track and field championship meet this weekend, while a record-breaking alum returns to the track she knows quite well. […]
Sports
Behind Waguespack’s career day, Hahnville advances to 2nd round
Hahnville’s senior players knew Monday’s playoff matchup against visiting Ouachita could be the last home game of their career, and they wanted to make an impression. […]
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Rare display of bees at work at Bayou Gauche home
The statement seemed innocuous at first to Linda Rhodes of Bayou Gauche. […]