A sign hung from the student section of Tiger Stadium at Hahnville High’s football game against De La Salle: Battle of the Brothers. The home fans were overjoyed to see Hahnville survive the final seconds to […]
It wasn’t that long ago that River Parishes Community College officially opened the doors of its Boutte campus for students, but recently the site’s importance has extended – it’s become a significant hub for Hurricane […]
Destrehan Plantation’s 49th annual Fall Festival will fill the home’s expansive grounds with over 130 arts and crafts vendors, antique dealers, live entertainment and delicious food options on Saturday, Nov. 13 and Sunday, Nov. 14. from at 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. […]
The Wildcats (4-0, 4-0) landed another win via an early knockout blow as it raced past Terrebonne, 41-14, in District 7-5A action at Wildcat Stadium. […]
Hahnville players raced onto the field at Tiger Stadium after the final play of a hard-fought battle with visiting De La Salle Friday night, the Tigers’ prayers answered and described in two words: wide left. […]
Even though the burn ban, which has been in effect since Hurricane Ida, will be lifted effective Oct. 16, both St. Charles Parish President Matthew Jewell and Sheriff Greg Champagne caution that unrestricted burning of materials in St. Charles Parish will not be allowed. […]
Courtney Bonomo Singletary – a Norco artist, wife and work-from-home mom of two boys – has raised over $5,000 for the United Way of St. Charles by selling Hurricane Ida inspired door hangers and T-shirts. […]
Destrehan’s three special teams touchdowns last Friday served as a warning to its opposition: the Wildcats can hurt you in every phase of the game – and do so relentlessly. […]
The Matthew 25:35 food pantry has distributed over 350,000 pounds of food to residents in St. Charles Parish since the week Hurricane Ida struck, and now the organization is pivoting operations to be able to meet the holiday food needs of local residents. […]
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