Bayou Gauche natives Coby and David Orgeron had long planned on giving their father a gift he would never forget. Consider that mission accomplished, and they made sure their presentation matched the occasion. […]
Heart disease is the leading cause of death for men and women. Approximately every 39 seconds, an American has a heart attack. A recent study found a link between red meat allergens and an increased risk of heart disease. This finding underscores how maintaining a healthy diet is one of the best ways to fight heart disease. […]
Watermelon Summer Salad […]
Lt. Roanne Sampson is a busy woman, and she wouldn’t have it any other way.
The St. Charles Parish officer oversees the Sheriff’s Office’s Juvenile Justice Division (JJD), which works with juveniles in St. Charles Parish while also working toward creating a strong line of communication and rapport between police officers and parish youths. […]
Steven David Templet Sr. passed away on Sunday, July 15, 2018 at the age of 77. He was the beloved husband of Barbara Simoneaux Templet for over 56 years. He was the loving father of […]
Elaine Tregre Templet, 74, a native of Des Allemands and a resident of Luling, passed away on Sunday, July 29, 2018. […]
Not far from where the state is putting up a long sought traffic light in Des Allemands is the cross placed in Karen Duran’s memory on U.S. Highway 90, serving as a powerful reminder of how it got there. […]
This week’s St. Charles Humane Society’s showcase pet is Pep. “Pep is approximately 6 years old and he is so sweet. Pep has learned certain commands such as he will ‘high five’ you, he will […]
The New Orleans Saints are back in camp, and that means the season is but a scant few weeks away. […]
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