In light of the start of what’s expected by experts to be a very active hurricane season, it’s as important as ever for Louisiana residents to be prepared for any danger a potential major storm could cause. […]
Leslie and Linda Comardelle’s home on Cypress Drive in Des Allemands has been the gathering place for countless birthday parties, holiday festivities and family gatherings over the past three decades. […]
June 1 officially marked the start of the 2022 hurricane season, but many St. Charles Parish residents are still living through the nightmare that the 2021 hurricane season brought via Hurricane Ida. […]
Latter and Blum Realtor Regina Allemand said thus far new flood rate changes have had minimal effects on the local real estate market. […]
There were more questions than answers this month when St. Charles Parish President Matthew Jewell, Congressman Garret Graves and members from the St. Charles Parish Council hosted a townhall meeting to discuss FEMA’s new National Flood Insurance Program called Risk Rating 2.0. […]
St. Charles Parish is one step closer to a West Bank levee, as it was recently announced that that Lt. Gen. Spellmon, USACE Commanding General and 55th Chief of Engineers, approved the Chief’s Report for the Upper Barataria Basin Louisiana Feasibility Study. […]
St. Charles Parish resident Jennifer Simard learned first-hand how drastically flood insurance changed when the National Flood Insurance Program rolled out its new program – known as Risk Rating 2.0. […]
St. Charles Parish President Matthew Jewell declared a state of emergency Friday morning ahead of Tropical Storm Ida, which will enter the Gulf of Mexico tomorrow morning and is expected to be a major hurricane impacting the Louisiana coast by Sunday. […]
A levee project that has been over 50 years in the making is finally a reality, as federal, state and local officials gathered on July 26 to break ground on the West Shore Lake Pontchartrain Hurricane Protection system. […]
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