Obituaries
Vincent R. Haupt
Vincent R. Haupt, 83, passed away on Saturday, Sept. 29. […]
St. Charles Parish Louisiana
Columns
How our state stacks up nationally
The Tax Foundation has released its 2013 State Business Tax Climate Index. It ranks Louisiana in the bottom half of states at 32nd (the lower the number, the better the score in this index). […]
Government
Parish tourism app wins top award
The St. Charles Parish Department of Economic Development and Tourism received an Excellence in Economic Development Award for its iSCP Smartphone App in the category of New Media for communities with populations of 25,000 – 200,000 from the International Economic Development Council.
Government
St. Charles should have airport input
We thought the St. Charles Parish Council was guaranteed the right to appoint a member of the New Orleans Aviation Board back when plans were being made to extend the airport’s runway into our parish. […]
Editorial
Politicians argue over who pays for Isaac
Following Hurricane Isaac, after most of the debris has been removed, power restored and extra food stamps distributed, political squalls continue over who should pay how much of the bill. […]
Lifestyles
Destrehan homecoming special coverage on stands now
The Herald-Guide has devoted a section of the Oct. 18 edition edition of the newspaper to the Destrehan Homecoming activities that took place Friday, Oct. 5. […]
Football
Winning district championship could be only way Tigers make playoffs
The Hahnville Tigers (2-4, 2-0) have begun to turn their season around, winning the past two games against district opponents after starting the season off 0-4 in non-district play. […]
Football
Wildcats must limit mistakes to get past East St. John
For the second straight week, Destrehan allowed a weaker opponent to hang around in the first half due to mistakes before righting the ship in the second half to cruise to a big victory. […]
Health
State hospital cuts could strain local healthcare providers
The future of healthcare in Louisiana is in a state of flux as the first phases of an over $800 million package of healthcare cuts sweep the state after Congress removed Hurricane Katrina-related healthcare subsidies in July. […]