Lifestyles
This week’s Humane Society showcase adoption pets
This week’s Humane Society showcase is a litter of kittens. […]
St. Charles Parish Louisiana
Lifestyles
R.K. Smith back to school
Clyde McLaughlin II looks on as his dad pays his school fees during 6th grade orientation. Orientation for 6th, 7th and 8th grade was held Aug. 9 at R.K. Smith Middle School in Luling. […]
Lifestyles
Dow honored for manufacturing excellence
Dow’s St. Charles Operations was one of eight organizations honored with the prestigious Lantern Award from the Louisiana Economic Development (LED). […]
Lifestyles
95-year-old veteran who was wounded in neck by sniper fire recounts WWII experience
Richard Keller was leading a combat unit on the front lines at Bougainville Island in the Solomon Islands when he was shot by a sniper. […]
Crime
Parish worker fired after $34,000 theft
A St. Charles Parish wastewater employee, who had previously been arrested in connection with the theft of aluminum, was fired after parish officials say he stole $34,500 in electrical components and copper wiring. […]
Government
Council members question private flood meeting
Several St. Charles Parish Council members expressed concern over the fact that they were not invited to attend a meeting between the parish administration and National Flood Insurance Program chief David Miller last Friday. […]
News
Hide your pets, coyotes on the prowl
Coyotes have been spotted across St. Charles Parish, which means residents should keep small pets indoors and secure their trash. […]
News
Officers mourn fallen colleague known for building community relationships
Around 300 people gathered together last Thursday in the parking lot of the St. Charles Parish Sheriff’s Office headquarters to remember deputy Jeff Watson. […]
Government
How safe are our railways?
After a recent train derailment in St. Landry Parish resulted in the release of an estimated 43,000 gallons of chemicals and forced the evacuation of 250 area residents, railways in other areas of the state are receiving more scrutiny. […]