Gallery’s rotation of work gets creativity flowing One unique feature of the Natchitoches Art Gallery is that every member artist is allowed to hang work every day, with the exception of about a month allocated to the annual juried competition. Ano...
Volunteers learn defense and more “I can’t show you in three hours how to kick someone’s butt,” says Sgt. Jesse Taitano, strolling among the volunteers of the Women’s Resource Center (WRC), but he can certainly try.
Taitano’s impo...
Young mechanics sweep state ag competition Lakeview FFA competed in the State Agriculture Mechanics Career Development Events in Baton Rouge March 27.
Madeline Valencia and Gage Whatley scored a third place finish in Small Engines. Madelin...
What's Your Line After spending lots of time on his paternal line, my husband and I decided to research his maternal line. A family tree we found posted online traced one of his ancestors to a Dorothy Carter, born...
Eat Local talks will culminate in free, fun Foodapalooza Farm tours, local-food lunches, nationally known speakers and skill-building workshops will all be part of Central Louisiana Foodapalooza Friday, April 26 in Alexandria from 9 a.m.-5 p.m.
Part of ...
Classical concerts promise modern flair Composers’ Consortium Concert #47 will have a lot of local flavor centered on the Louisiana School for Math, Science and the Arts on Monday, April 22.
Performing on the concert will be the LSMSA C...
Sequester will affect tours, part-time workers Cane River Creole National Historical Park was required by “sequestration” (a series of automatic, across-the-board permanent spending cuts) to reduce its annual budget by five percent.
The park ...
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