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St. Charles Parish deputy, girlfriend stabbed in home (opens the original)
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A St. Charles Parish corrections officer and his girlfriend were stabbed last week by the officer’s brother, according to police. The victims were attacked inside of the LaPlace home of the officer, 21-year-old Aden Manson, according to the St. John the Baptist Parish Sheriff’s Office. The attack appeared to be unprovoked, according to the Sheriff’s Office. Anthony Manson Jr., 31, was arrested and charged with aggravated second-degree battery, a felony. According to the Sheriff’s Office, Anthony
Hahnville teen remembered as shining light for friends, family (opens the original)
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Casey LeGaux laughed to herself as she recalled some of the quirks that made her son Jalen who he was. “He was a giant teddy bear,” LeGaux said. “He made everyone laugh and he was just so caring for us. He had a big personality. He was aggravating, but in such a funny way.” LeGaux has suffered over the past several weeks as she endures what no mother ever should. On Aug. 10, Jalen was shot inside his Hahnville home. A 16-year-old boy who was close with Jalen was arrested and charged with second-
Good Hope lives on in memories, new historical marker (opens the original)
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Stephen Weber mused about what was once known as Good Hope, Louisiana. “There are just about no signs of the town that used to be there,” Weber said. He and the Norco Civic Association are looking to change that. On Sept. 24, the association will be holding a ceremony to unveil a new Louisiana State Historical Marker remembering the town of Good Hope. It will be held at the former Good Hope Elementary School on River Road at 11 a.m. All are invited to attend, and the ceremony will formally honor
Luling woman helps turn summer heat concerns into action for the homeless (opens the original)
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The scorching summer heat inspired an agreement between Luling’s Molly Gubert and her friend Suri Thomas – and ultimately inspired them to make a difference. “We were talking about how horrible the heat was and how tough it would be to be outside all day,” Gubert said. “And that led to us discussing how horrible it has to be for people who are homeless. They’re dealing with their everyday struggles on top of the wretched heat, and that made both of us think about how much we truly take for grant
Norco native is part of Louisiana’s first dance group to perform at the Library of Congress (opens the original)
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Hannah Weber is part of Louisiana’s first dance group ever invited to perform at the Library of Congress in Washington, D.C. – the Norco native was in fact at the airport Tuesday night, preparing to travel for Thursday’s production. She’s also showing more than a bit of toughness to do so. Weber broke her foot during a Sunday night rehearsal, just four days before the performance. She remains determined to take part in the show, though she said her role would likely be modified. “I’m going to tr
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