The Post South

02/04/2025

Long-awaited road improvement project set to begin in White Castle

02/01/2025

A small medical jet carrying a child patient crashed in Philadelphia, sparking a massive explosion and a flurry of questions.

01/30/2025

The National Transportation Safety Board vowed that it will find the cause of the midair collision between a passenger plane and Army helicopter that left 67 people dead. Follow live updates here:

01/29/2025

The long-awaited opening of the new St. Gabriel Municipal Complex may take a little longer than expected.

The City of St. Gabriel broke ground in 2022 for the new city hall, but supply shortages and shipping of materials have delayed its completion.

01/29/2025

The sign in front of a longtime White Castle business bears the word “pharmacy,” but it’s been far more than a mere drug store for Charlton Bajon.

Bajon Pharmacy in White Castle, one of the state's oldest local drug stores, remains an intricate mix of medicine and nostalgia.

01/23/2025

Dana Nereaux Alexander adjusting to job responsibilities as new Rosedale mayor

01/23/2025

Plaquemine High School Band lands invitation to perform July 4 in Washington, D.C.

01/23/2025

Iberville Parish Government asks residents to limit water use in wake of winter storm

01/20/2025

President-elect Donald Trump became the 47th president of the United States on Monday, taking the oath of office just past noon EST at his second inauguration and vowing to preserve, protect and defend the country's Constitution. See link below for live updates. 🔽

01/19/2025

Plaquemine police officers last week arrested two women on felony charges after an incident at an Iberville Elementary basketball game that ended with one of them allegedly punching the principal.

Iberville Elementary principal attacked after she tried to remove two small children off the basketball court during an after-school game.

01/15/2025

Demolition continued last week on an iconic Plaquemine landmark that served as a popular music venue for decades.

Mike's Club brought live music and large gatherings to Plaquemine for decades, but tough economic times marked the end of the iconic music venue.

01/15/2025

Work remains on schedule on renovations to the building that houses the Plaquemine Police Department, which has been vacated nearly two years.

Department headquarters were moved to the training center after mold and asbestos were found two years ago in the main building on Railroad Avenue.

01/08/2025

The administration of Plaquemine Mayor J.B. Barker officially began Jan. 2 with a promise to citizens.

J.B. Barker, a lifelong Plaquemine resident, promises accountability, integrity and to change the appearance of the city.

01/08/2025

Big plans are on the agenda for the Plaquemine Police Department, and one of those objectives will come to fruition within two months.

The Plaquemine Police Department has operated two years from a makeshift facility at its training center, but now operations could soon return home.

01/08/2025

The inauguration ceremony for Mayor J.B. Barker ushers a new era and a list of plans that shows ambition and a willingness to continue what his predecessors began decades ago.

The inauguration for Mayor J.B. Barker ushers in a new era that shows ambition and a willingness to continue what his predecessors began decades ago.

01/03/2025

The New Year's Day attack along Bourbon Street in New Orleans should send a message to residents in Iberville Parish and across the nation about the mindset of a terrorist, Iberville Parish Sheriff Brett Stassi said.

Planning and research on the area of the attack shows the mindset of a terrorist willing to die in an attack, Iberville Sheriff Brett Stassi says.

12/31/2024

Here’s a look at a year that brought plenty of triumph and challenge, much of which will continue in 2025.

From elections to growth, and some triumphs hardships along the way, 2024 proved exceptionally busy throughout Iberville Parish.

12/20/2024

The three parishes in the 18th Judicial District Court took steps last week toward a joint effort that would expand educational opportunities for their youngest learners.

Iberville, West Baton Rouge and Pointe Coupee look to work together to increase funding of early childhood education across the 18th Judicial District Court.