Some consider them an eyesore, and others can’t help but feel sorry for the lifeless lumps left on the roadside, but anyone who’s traveled along a major roadway has seen an animal that met it’s match against a moving vehicle. […]
The number of vehicular crashes in St. Charles Parish has remained steady over the past four years, a trend the Sheriff’s Office views as hopeful especially due to a rapid increase in population since 2005. […]
Two proposals to improve TV cable service passed unanimously during the first March meeting of the St. Charles Parish Council. […]
If global warming is truly an environmental problem of the future, the river parishes are making a step in the right direction. […]
For years now, America has been faced with a constitutional crisis over what the Constitution means and who it applies to. […]
It’s hard not to like Al Gore, whether you agree with him politically or not. […]
A geographer from the University of Georgia, Matthew Mitchelson, has come up with an interesting statistic, as reported on CNN: there are at least 777 streets in the U.S. named for slain civil rights leader Martin Luther King. […]
The St. Charles Parish 8-year-old All-Star Basketball team placed 1st in the Kenner Invitational Tournament and 3rd in the District Harahan tournament. […]
The St. Charles Parish School Board honored Hahnville High School baseball player Wesley Thigpen after he signed a letter of intent with Meridian Community College in Mississippi. […]
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