27 years later, Ama still waiting for public park
An Ama resident has been waiting 27 years for a park and playground project for the children living in the close knit family community to be completed on St. Mark’s Avenue.
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An Ama resident has been waiting 27 years for a park and playground project for the children living in the close knit family community to be completed on St. Mark’s Avenue.
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Parish residents may think they are paying a high price for their water usage, but the main increases have been in sewerage and garbage which are also on the water bill. […]
On a sunny afternoon, on Sept. 8, 4-year-old Alexis Revere was riding in a Big Tyke’s wagon hitched to the back of her father’s lawnmower as he cut grass. […]
Heavy downpours on Oct. 22 prompted Greg Bush, director of the Public Works and Wastewater department in St. Charles Parish, to put all public works and wastewater work crews on alert to man critical pump stations overnight. […]
Clayton “Snookie” Faucheux conceded the St. Charles Parish Presidency to V.J. St. Pierre at a press conference on Oct. 24. […]
LULING – The St. Charles Art Guild will hold an oil painting workshop called “The Effects of Light and the Atmosphere of Color” hosted by Mary Lou Liberty on Oct. 22 through the 25. […]
LAPLACE – The River Parishes Hospital is currently holding diabetes education classes to help those who have been diagnosed with the disease or who have been struggling to better manage blood sugar levels. […]
HOUMA – St. Matthew’s Episcopal School in Houma would like to announce the school’s 17th annual Just Kids At Art Festival on Saturday, Oct. 20 on school grounds located at 243 Barrow St. in Houma from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.
Free admission. Call Jennifer Strigner at 985-991-7007 with questions.
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DES ALLEMANDS – The Life Fellowship Community Church in Bayou Gauche will hold a camp out for boys ages 6 to 12 on Oct. 19 at the church which is located at 2671 Highway 306. […]
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