What's Happening
Anti-violence meeting to be held in St. Rose
Active Action is holding a meeting on Feb. 16 at 4 p.m. The group is looking for people who want to help put an end the violence in St. Charles. […]
St. Charles Parish Louisiana
What's Happening
Remembering Fenisha Charles
DESTREHAN – Alpha Daughters of Zion will honor the memory of the late Fenisha Charles at their annual fundraiser banquet on Saturday, Feb. 16 at the Jerusalem Shrine Center located at 1940 Ormond Blvd. in Destrehan from 6-9 p.m. […]
What's Happening
St. Rose Volunteer Fire Department giving out free smoke detectors
The Saint Rose Volunteer Fire Department is currently issuing and installing smoke detectors free of charge to all residents in the 5th Fire District in St. Rose. […]
News
Less teachers retire in St. Charles despite huge increase across state
Although information has been filtering in that a much higher percentage of teachers have been retiring this year throughout the state, at St. Charles Parish Public Schools the number of teachers retiring has stayed steady and even decreased slightly this year.
Crime
St. Rose man sentenced to 10 years for possession of stolen gun
A 22-year-old St. Rose man who was previously convicted of a felony was sentenced to 10 years in jail after police found him with a stolen firearm.
Lifestyles
Camera Shootout January 2013 Winner
“Sitting Pretty” by Emma Bergeron got the most votes last month and is the January 2012 winner in the St. Charles Herald-Guide’s Camera Shootout 2013 photo contest. […]
Football
Super Bowl brings back memories for HHS coach who played for Ravens, 49ers
When it came to the recent Super Bowl held in New Orleans, Hahnville High School wide receivers coach Nate Singleton was torn on who he wanted to emerge as the game’s victor. […]
Lifestyles
Luling family starts church in living room
When Luling native Pastor Earl Adams Jr. was growing up he had a fear of public speaking.
Government
Millions in expected oil tax revenue could help parish levee construction
St. Charles Parish President V.J. St. Pierre said the state is looking forward to a large increase in oil tax revenues in the next few years, which could greatly improve the parish’s ability to construct a West Bank levee.