News
A Christmas story on wheels
When Courtney Galbreath learned that a St. Charles Parish foster kid’s bicycle that he relied on to get to the basketball court nearby had been stolen, she knew exactly who to ask for a new set of wheels. […]
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Government
Senate race, tax renewal vote on Saturday
Saturday’s election isn’t expected to draw the record number voters of November’s presidential election, but those who do cast a ballot will help decide Louisiana’s U.S. Congressional seat and two property tax renewals in St. Charles Parish. […]
Health
Bayou Gauche mother’s brain surgery leaves her fighting to walk, talk
Mandy Macalusa Champagne’s multiple surgeries to remove a brain tumor has left her fighting for every bit of her recovery, but not without help f“rom her family and friends who say they’re going to bring “Supermom” back to Bayou Gauche. […]
Crime
Suspected drunk driver arrested in Mimosa Park crash
Following a high-speed police chase that ended with crashing in a ditch in Luling Tuesday (Dec. 6), John Edward Aucoin was charged with DWI (fourth or more offense), hit-and-run driving and fleeing police. […]
Lifestyles
St. Charles Parish Schools celebrates its Students of the Year
Three St. Charles Parish Public School students were named as district Students of the Year last Thursday, advancing them to regional competition. […]
Columns
Legislature hosting a bit of election action, too
Even though the regular campaign season for the Louisiana Legislature won’t come around again until 2019, there’s already one open seat that will be decided by a special election next year and more could soon follow. […]
Opinions & Responses
Thanks for a great year: DHS, HHS
Though neither Destrehan nor Hahnville will be competing for a state championship Friday night as the prep football season concludes, St. Charles Parish fans have plenty to be proud of when it comes to their local teams. […]
Columns
Father Todd begins column for Herald-Guide
Please allow me to introduce myself. My name is Father Wilmer Todd, pastor of St. Joseph Church in Chauvin, La. For the past 18 years, I have been writing a weekly religious column called, “What a Life?” The intention of my columns is to make people think about religious issues that are important to people today. I hope to give my readers material that will deepen their lives and make them more aware of the God of Life. […]
Crime
Sheriff’s Report 12-8-2016
Arrests […]