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Norco native is part of Louisiana’s first dance group to perform at the Library of Congress
Hannah Weber is part of Louisiana’s first dance group ever invited to perform at the Library of Congress in Washington, D.C. […]
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Business
Introducing Alex Markos, Shell Norco VP
There’s a new leader, and a new foodie in St. Charles Parish. You might have noticed Alex Markos turning off River Road into Shell Norco’s main gate, enjoying lunch at a local restaurant, or touring the unique Norco neighborhood as he gets a feel for life and work in Louisiana. […]
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After cancer diagnosis, Norco man encourages colonoscopy screenings
Get your booty checked.
That was the message Norco resident Earl Rodrigue Jr. shared on Facebook on Dec. 7 when he announced his Stage 3 colorectal cancer diagnosis with a video message. It was his 60th birthday. […]
Obituaries
Catherine Fryoux Duhe Phillips
Catherine Fryoux Duhe Phillips passed away at her home in Norco, Louisiana, on March 7, 2026, at the age of 86. […]
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Norco restaurant to celebrate seniors with free meal this Sunday
Mama Is That You restaurant in Norco will serve a free home cooked meal to parish residents who are 65 years or older this Sunday, Feb. 22 from 1 p.m.– 3 p.m. […]
Lifestyles
Parish builds outdoor classroom at Spillway in Norco
The parks and recreation department expects to complete construction of an outdoor classroom at the Spillway in Norco in early 2026. […]
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Norco readies for 100-year celebration
As much as any town could be – and perhaps more than most – Norco is a community, in every sense of the word. […]
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Parish holds ribbon-cutting at renovated Bethune Park
The parish and Shell Norco held a ribbon-cutting ceremony for the renovated Bethune Park Thursday, Aug. 21 at 9:30 a.m. The event took place under the new basketball pavilion at 301 Bethune Street in Norco. […]
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Community rallies around Norco woman after cancer diagnosis
Mindy Wilson was simply living her dream – the business she envisioned was open and Wilson was thriving. […]