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Police investigating possible jump from Hale Boggs Bridge
St. Charles Parish deputies are investigating an incident involving a man they believe jumped from the Hale Boggs Bridge Sunday evening (Feb. 25). […]
Luling
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Monsanto donates 11.6 acres for Luling park
Monsanto has donated $450,000 along with 11.6 acres of land to St. Charles Parish for the development of a walking and biking trail and linear recreation park in the Paul Maillard Road community. […]
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Unique CrossFit program making a difference
Champs isn’t just an after-school program, it’s an exercise of the heart aimed at helping 13 at-risk children get back on track and stay healthy at Luling Elementary School. […]
Lifestyles
35 years later this Luling VFD firefighter is still giving back
When Troy Gaubert started with the Luling Volunteer Fire Department (VFD), he was the newbie at a young 19 years old making his way into community service. […]
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Police: Boyfriend fired 3 shots at girlfriend’s ex
Clevon Thompson of Gonzales has been charged with two counts of aggravated assault with a firearm after he allegedly fired three gunshots at two victims in Luling, one of them the ex-boyfriend of Thompson’s current girlfriend. […]
Fishing / Hunting
Trapper says he’s got the solution for fast breeding feral hogs
A longtime hunter and trapper, William Everett of Luling is familiar with the problems the wild hog population can cause if left unchecked. […]
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Krewe of Lul parade canceled
Due to inclement weather, the Krewe of Lul Mardi Gras parade scheduled to roll Feb. 10 (tomorrow) has been canceled. […]
News
Game on: Luling pool team going to regional
The Back At It Team was doing what it’s name implied at the NOLA City Cup recently when it landed a coveted spot in the regional competition, but then they decided let’s not stop there. […]
Lifestyles
Luling attorney’s book offers help on injury claims, accidents
Loyd Bourgeois’ book is a sort of tell-all guide aimed at educating people on their legitimate rights in an injury claim rather than falling for what he calls “jackpot justice.” […]