DECEMBER 28, 1933 – AUGUST 24, 2020 FIERCE ADVOCATE FOR INDIVIDUALS WITH DISABILITIES Barbara Ann Bourgeois Ackerman was born in Norco, Louisiana on Thursday, December 28, 1933. She died at her home in Norco on […]
An 86-year-old Norco man was killed Friday morning as result of an early morning house fire in his Pine Street home. […]
Snowballs, gnomes, New Orleans-inspired cocktails or your child’s favorite cartoon character – whatever the occasion or preference, Ginger & A Baby can decorate your door for it. […]
Medical providers across the country are reminding patients that the coronavirus is not the only illness they should be worried about. Monitoring chronic conditions, especially in the midst of a pandemic, is crucial to health and longevity. […]
After the Norco Civic Association publically raised safety concerns over a pile of crossties left on city railroad tracks — worries heightened after someone allegedly attempted to set fire to the pile earlier this year — the issue has been addressed and the track is now clear. […]
Chandra Gaudet began to experience flu-like symptoms just days after Governor John Bel Edwards closed public schools due to the coronavirus pandemic. The 50-year-old Norco resident, who works at Destrehan’s East Bank Head Start School, had no idea of the harrowing journey ahead – what started as a month off work quickly turned into a fight for her life. […]
The Norco Civic Association has raised safety concerns over a pile of crossties on the railroad tracks by Spruce St. in Norco, saying repeated requests to have the pile removed for the past two years have fallen on deaf ears. […]
Rumpelstiltskin spun straw into gold. That was a fairy tale.
Centuries ago alchemists believed they could turn lead into gold. That didn’t work. […]
When the Bonnet Carre’ Spillway in Norco made history last year by opening twice for an extended time, the St. Charles Parish government was left with a problem. […]
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