News
After 77 years, Norco’s Lions Club is gone
After 77 years of serving the area, the Norco Lions Club ended effective Sept. 30. […]
St. Charles Parish Louisiana
News
Parish teacher benefits among best in the state
The statewide budget crunch has led to a heightened number of concerns arising throughout Louisiana school districts, one of which has been a shrinking pool of certified teachers. But while St. Charles Parish hasn’t been immune to those effects, it’s “A” rated public school district appears to be among the most attractive landing spots for teachers leaving other regions. […]
Crime
Gun fired, two arrested for assault
Two men were arrested after an altercation escalated between a victim and themselves in St. Charles Parish that led to the firing of a gun. […]
Crime
Sheriff’s Reports – October 11, 2018
Sheriff’s Reports […]
Allen Lottinger
No exceptions to the curfew is good
When Sheriff Greg Champagne said most bar owners are pretty good business people, he was right. […]
News
Motorist Assistance Program expands into St. Charles
Drivers can dial free service to change tire, provide fuel when stranded […]
News
‘Save our chickens’
Describing them as “dogs with feathers” that act more like pets, St. Charles Parish Councilman Billy Woodruff immediately sought a way for the Porter family to keep their chickens when a property owner opposed them. […]
News
All bars in the parish must close by 2 a.m.
After deputies were called twice on the same morning – 3 a.m. and then 4 a.m. – to a major fight at a local bar following a July 4 celebration, St. Charles Parish Sheriff Greg Champagne decided it was time to end any exemption to the curfew. […]
News
St. Borromeo’s ministry offers freedom to women inmates
It takes time to build trust and openness with people who have struggled hard in life, but the volunteers with the Peace & Justice Ministry of St. Charles Borromeo Church have faith. […]