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. […]
St. Charles Parish officials announced this week that the parish has been approved for a private property debris removal program (PPDR) through FEMA, which will cover private property debris removal and demolition. […]
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. […]
In its first meeting of the month, the St. Charles Parish Council unanimously voted to extend an emergency ordinance that was adopted in September that allows the Department of Planning and Zoning to waive local permit fees and various plan review and inspection fees for repairs and renovations required from damage sustained during 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. […]
Two Entergy representatives were on hand at Monday’s St. Charles Parish Council meeting to discuss ongoing street light repairs. […]
An Entergy representative will be on hand at the April 4 St. Charles Parish Council meeting to discuss ongoing street light repairs, parish communications director Samantha de Castro said. […]
Residents with any unresolved financial, emotional, or household needs are encouraged to attend walk-in clinics hosted this month in St. Charles Parish. […]
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. […]
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