Lifestyles
Corps delays renovation of slave cemeteries discovered in spillway
The fate of two African American cemeteries that were discovered in 1975 after the opening of the Bonnet Carre Spillway should become clearer later this year. […]
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News
More than 240 will fight against cancer during fun-filled Relay
More than 240 people representing 20 teams have already signed up to walk around the clock in the battle against cancer during this Saturday’s Relay for Life. […]
Crime
Poached credit card leads police to stolen trucks
A New Orleans man who was tracked down after using a credit card left inside of a stolen 2012 Chevrolet Silverado may be responsible for several similar truck thefts in St. Charles Parish, police say. […]
Government
Controversial ex-gov is early frontrunner for St. Charles’ congressional seat
The race for the 6th Congressional District has quickly become the point of focus for Louisiana’s midterm elections after former Gov. Edwin Edwards announced he would be running for the seat last week. […]
Crime
Clues still evasive in mysterious murder
It was 1982 when 18-year-old Michael Botsay was found next to the Destrehan Canal, dead from a bullet that entered his head at point blank range at his left temple and exited out his right temple. […]
Lifestyles
Teachers of the Year will represent St. Charles schools for statewide title
Three St. Charles Parish Public Schools teachers were recently named the top educators in their divisions by the school district. […]
Sports
Sugar Bowl Track Classic sweet for Hahnville Tigers
Five Hahnville athletes who received invitations to participate in the Allstate Sugar Bowl Track Classic this past Saturday all placed in the top four at the event. […]
Obituaries
Lou Ann Faucheux
Lou Ann Faucheux, 77, a native of Thibodaux and a resident of Luling, passed away on Thursday, March 20. […]
Obituaries
Vivian Gaudet Jacob
Vivian Gaudet Jacob passed away on Wednesday, March 12 at the age of 93. […]