The Louisiana Department of Education (LDOE), joined by delegates from other local and state education-related boards and parish government officials. […]
Christopher Baird, a St. Charles Parish Sheriff’s Office deputy, created the Facebook page “St. Charles Parish STRONG” during the pandemic. […]
Tamara Plattsmier, United Way St. Charles’s volunteer and event manager, has been with United Way St. Charles for a decade. […]
All of the St. Charles Parish Public Schools’ buildings and facilities are in need of repairs nearly 11 months after Hurricane Ida dealt a devastating blow to the parish. […]
There’s only one thing standing in the way of a group of 16 people coming to St. Charles Parish and rebuilding homes damaged by Hurricane Ida for free – a place for them to stay. […]
“The world just moved on and we’re just standing still.”
Britt Morel, her husband Taylor and their three children who still live at home are in the ranks of St. Charles Parish residents whose Hurricane Ida’s nightmares are not over nearly a year after the storm. […]
Like so many others, the Kitchen family of Luling are still reeling in heartache and sorting out the devastating hand that they were delivered by Hurricane Ida. […]
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. […]
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