As soon as Catina Raymond realized she could, she did. Adrian and Catina Raymond of Boutte own DaRaymondsWay, a food service and catering company. Catina said earlier this year they purchased a food trailer for […]
While all permit fees related to Hurricane Ida repairs have been waived, officials at the parish’s Department of Planning and Zoning would like to remind residents that permits are still needed and that they are […]
All St. Charles Parish Library branches are closed until further notice due to Hurricane Ida. Several of the system’s locations sustained significant damage in the storm. The West Regional Library in Luling sustained major damages, […]
From organizing various distribution locations around the parish to coordinating the efforts of volunteers, the United Way of St. Charles has been full steam ahead in serving the local community after Hurricane Ida – even […]
“Being a Cajun woman, I knew the best way to say thank you was to feed them.” Shelley Berthelot Villeret of Montz said she was mentally prepared for an electricity restoration date of Sept. 29, […]
St. Charles Parish Public Schools Superintendent Dr. Ken Oertling released more information today on how the district will handle the reopening of its schools – and platooning students isn’t out of the question. “Schools cannot […]
Lights are returning to St. Charles Parish after over a week of darkness, but St. Charles Parish President Matthew Jewell has publicly lamented that Entergy estimates for a full restoration are too long. Jewell told […]
Debris collectors have started cleanup and removal of Hurricane Ida’s aftermath, and to expedite the removal process residents should keep the following guidelines in mind. Residents are asked to place debris curbside and ensure it […]
The St. Charles Parish Council will vote Tuesday night on an emergency ordinance that would allow the parish’s Planning and Zoning Department to waive local permit fees and some plan review and inspection fees. The […]
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