As part of the Harry Hurst Wetland Watchers service-learning project twenty-five sixth, seventh and eighth grade students facilitated games, activities and animal presentations at Mimosa park Elementary’s Science Night. […]
According to enrollment data gathered by the National Student Clearinghouse, 74 percent of graduates from St. Charles Parish’s class of 2010 enrolled in college within two years with 50 percent going to four-year programs and 24 percent going to two-year programs.
Following the school shooting at Sandy Hook Elementary School in Newtown, Conn. in December that left 20 children and six staff members dead, schools across the country have begun to reassess school safety and some officials are calling for drastic measures such as arming teachers.
The Hahnville girls’ basketball team suffered their first district loss of the season on Tuesday night, falling to East St. John, 43-29. However, the Lady Tigers are still in contention for the district crown after routing Bonnabel and using a big comeback to knock off Higgins in their first two district games. […]
Baby Joe is an approximately one year old male, orange tabby. He is quite a curious kitty and would make a great talk show cat. […]
New books are waiting for you in your St. Charles Parish libraries. […]
By his blockbuster proposal to wipe out personal and corporate income taxes, Gov. Bobby Jindal once again demonstrates his ability to change the subject. […]
With the worries of filing income taxes arriving again, it is probably a very popular notion among us to favor Gov. Bobby Jindal’s proposal to eliminate state income tax in Louisiana. […]
Kodey Adam Arsenaux, 18, of Spring, Texas passed away on Dec. 31. He was born August 29, 1994, in Slidell.
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