Monique Roth

Art vendors, live music, a food and wine tasting opportunity and more will be available to patrons Saturday when The Paul Maillard Business & Arts Initiative hosts its first Old Luling Fête.

In a recent ceremony where the top teachers from each of St. Charles Public Schools’ sites were honored, the overall district high school teacher of the year, middle school teacher of the year, and elementary [...]

The St. Charles Parish Library and The Dr. Rodney R. Lafon Performing Arts have collaborated on a collision of books and performances, with the new adventure beginning April 1.

Intricately designed floral presentations, bowls overflowing with fruit, freshly baked breads and mounds of famous fig cookies will be just some of the features ornately displayed this month as three local Catholic churches are in [...]

Chef Joseph Boudreaux remembers eating at a restaurant on River Road in St. Rose with his father and grandfather when he was growing up – then it was known as St. Rose Tavern, and now [...]

Imani Gros has created a name for herself with her cooking business Mani Meals, and now the Boutte native has expanded her brand to include a spice line called Dat Blend. “I’ve spent about three [...]

The German Coast Farmers Market held its Kid Krewe du Market Mardi Gras parade Saturday – the first since 2019 and the first at the market’s new Destrehan library location. “We didn’t have one in [...]

Audiences are invited to the Dr. Rodney R. Lafon Performing Arts Center later this month for a magical afternoon full of favorite movie tunes when The Music of John Williams takes the stage. The Feb. [...]

St. Charles Parish Sheriff Greg Champagne said while his office considered a request from the Orleans Parish Sheriff’s Office to send officers to assist with Mardi Gras details, there will be no SCPSO officers working in New Orleans.

St. Charles Parish Public Schools has no plans to bring back its community education program, which provided community members with an opportunity to learn new skills and participate in activities such as line dancing, wellness, cooking, art, and music.

Santos will close its doors permanently after the last customer is served on Valentine’s Day.

The River Region Drama Guild sold out both showings of its winter young actor’s workshop this past weekend – its first official show since Hurricane Ida destroyed the organization’s building and contents.

This is the first school year that no-cost behavioral health support services have been available for students at Destrehan High School and Hahnville High School.

There’s now a new look, a new designation, and a new page in Shell Norco’s history as the Norco Manufacturing Complex has transitioned to Shell Energy and Chemicals Park Norco - the only such site in the United States.

When you enroll in second grade at Allemands Elementary School, it means you finally get to take part in a very special school tradition – Cajun dancing.

Two St. Charles Parish Capital Projects targeting Lakewood Drive in Luling have been in the planning stages, and 2023 is the year work is set to begin. The first step is the Lakewood Drive Rehabilitation [...]

The St. Charles Parish Department of Waterworks recently passed Louisiana Department of Health’s preliminary inspection with flying colors and received a preliminary grade of 100 percent.

Willie Badeaux has carved thousands of birds over his lifetime – a lifetime spent on the waters of Bayou Gauche.

Gabrielle Pollock DeLatte said being an Albert Cammon Middle School pirate just feels natural.

Access Health Louisiana’s St. Charles Community Health Center, located near the Shell plant at 16004 River Road in Norco, recently re-opened to welcome back patients after being shuttered due to damage sustained by Hurricane Ida.