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16 Most Unusual Things You Can Buy at Buc-ee’s

Texas, United States · Texas

16 Most Unusual Things You Can Buy at Buc-ee’s

Buc-ee's is a popular stop that offers savings on snacks and gas. It also sells some unusual items, so keep an eye out the next time you're there.See the Story

Holy Angels Principal leaves legacy of love

Philadelphia Phillies · Woodbury

Holy Angels Principal leaves legacy of love

Patti Paulsen, principal of Holy Angels Catholic School, smiles as FOX 29 reporter Jenn Frederick talks with Father Joseph Byerley,See the Story

St. Charles, St. John parish residents plan Juneteenth celebration

Juneteenth · LaPlace

St. Charles, St. John parish residents plan Juneteenth celebration

The Revolt1811 Museum and Galleries will host a Juneteenth celebration on Sunday, June 22 from 1 p.m. to 5 p.m. at 105 West 5th Street in LaPlace. The museum will offer free tours and will celebrate the holiday with music by the Human Jukebox and Tyren Davis. Food vendors will also be on site. The celebration is free and open to the public. Derron Cook, curator and director of the museum, said Juneteenth is not just a Black holiday, but a holid…Read Article

Parish seniors score higher on ACT than Louisiana average

One student scored 36, 23 scored higher than 30 In 2024, the average score for the ACT test, a standardized exam for college admissions that is graded on a scale of 1 to 36, was 18.4 for Louisiana. For St. Charles Parish, the average score was 19. The scores for each parish are calculated by averaging each graduating student’s highest score on the ACT. In 2024, there were 641 students in St. Charles Parish’s graduation cohort. One student in tha…St. Charles Parish · St. Charles Parish Read Article

Summer storytelling event prepares children – and parents – for kindergarten - St. Charles Herald Guide

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Muller, Carter among key names as Destrehan moves into summer ball

Destrehan’s River Parish Renegades summer team is 5-4 after two weekends of summer ball as head coach Chris Mire and his staff get a good look at who could provide a punch for the Wildcats program in 2026. The work this summer will be key for the Wildcats after the departure of 10 seniors from this year’s prep squad, one that finished 22-14 and played its best ball down the stretch of its season. “The entire focus of that group is getting g…Destrehan · Destrehan Read Article

Hahnville freshmen qualify for National Fishing Championship tourney

Chase Muller and Drew Todaro had the fish in their sights, and they knew it could be a big catch. They just didn’t realize how big – or what it would ultimately lead to. The 4-pound large bass helped the Hahnville High School duo place third at that weekend’s Bayou Segnette fishing tournament. But the larger outcome for the freshmen is that the placement helped put a strong season over the top, as Todaro and Muller officially qualified for t…Fish · Hahnville Read Article

Norco resident writes children’s book about how to peel crawfish

The idea came to her years ago: she would write a children’s book about how to peel crawfish. Now, four years later, Brittney Cannon’s idea is finally a reality. Her book, “How to Peel a Crawfish,” is available for purchase on Amazon. She hopes to one day sell the book in stores throughout the parish and is now gathering quotes from printers. Cannon has already sold 200 copies of the book. “It just didn’t seem real at first – to actually physica…Norco · Norco Read Article

After tragedy, St. Charles Parish native opens indoor kids play area in Boutte

The Play Station, an indoor play area designed for children 10 years and under, will host its grand opening Saturday, June 14 at 13322 Highway 90. The ribbon cutting will begin at 9 a.m. and doors will open at 10 a.m. The event will include free food and giveaways. Owner Cassandra Toumba said the grand opening, which was originally set for May, was delayed after a serious car accident in March claimed the lives of her son Jeremiah and his best f…Boutte · Boutte Read Article

First album by parish sophomore debuts at No. 1 on iTunes

As the snow fell – and kept falling – in St. Charles Parish in January, Ella Grace Francis and her mom, Stephanie Francis, were stuck in Chicago, where the snow was nowhere to be found. The irony of the unusual weather was not lost on Ella Grace and Stephanie: “It never snows in New Orleans! It always snows in Chicago!” The significance of the moment was not lost on the mother and daughter, either. There they were – over 900 miles from their hom…Destrehan · Destrehan Read Article

Once a gator hunter, Des Allemands woman authors first book - St. Charles Herald Guide

Nelda Stidham-Woodruff was finally able to grant her mother’s wish. It wasn’t the easiest journey, but it’s one Woodruff couldn’t be happier she embarked on. “The first thing I did, I looked up to Heaven – ‘Mama, I did it,’ Woodruff said. Fifteen years ago, Woodruff was asked by her mother – also named Nelda, Nelda Candies – to write a book about their family and its deep roots in Des Allemands. But Woodruff, a gifted storyteller, doubted …Des Allemands · Des Allemands Read Article

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