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‘Cancer Services’ hosting weeklong camp for childhood cancer patients and siblings
BATON ROUGE, La. (WAFB) - Childhood cancer is diagnosed in approximately one in 285 children in the United States before the child’s twentieth birthday. The effects of the diagnosis, the medical procedures along the way and the cost of the medical bills can take a massive toll on the patient and their families.
Overturned vehicle on I-10 eastbound at Nicholson Drive cleared from road
BATON ROUGE - A crash left a vehicle overturned on Interstate 10 on Tuesday morning. The vehicle has since been cleared from the roadway. The crash happened around 10:30 a.m. on I-10 eastbound near the Nicholson exit and the I-110 split. It was not immediately clear what led to the...
LSP lieutenant booked with DWI has retired
BATON ROUGE, La. (WAFB) - A Louisiana state trooper arrested for alleged drunk driving last week has retired from the agency, a Louisiana State Police spokesman confirmed late Monday. Lt. Prentiss “Trey” Bellue, 51, was arrested by Baton Rouge police after crashing his personal vehicle along Interstate 10 near Perkins...
Pro Wrestling 225 returning to Denham Springs with ‘bases loaded’ event
DENHAM SPRINGS, La. (BRPROUD) – Wrestling is coming to Denham Springs this weekend. Pro Wresting 225 is hosting a big event titled “Bases Loaded” on Saturday, July 27 at LM Lockhart. The doors will open at 4 p.m. and bell time is set for 5 p.m. Spenser...
Baton Rouge Community College gets $850K to upgrade trade programs
BATON ROUGE, La. (BRPROUD) — Baton Rouge Community College was chosen as a program to be given $850,000 by Lowe’s. According to a release, the Lowe’s Foundation picked 11 community and technical colleges to give the Gable Grants to train and remove education barriers for trade careers.
Donaldsonville Primary’s Jessica Ockman selected for National Teacher Leadership Program
Twelve teacher leaders from across the country will join the inaugural class for the NIET Fellows Program. The National Institute for Excellence in Teaching is among the largest trainers of teacher leaders, with more than 35,000 teacher leaders trained to date. The new NIET Fellows Program selects just twelve teacher leaders for a dynamic one-year program to deepen their knowledge of instructional best practices and more effectively support the work taking place within and beyond their school and district.
Ranking difficulty of LSU football’s 3 biggest games on 2024 schedule
The college football offseason is almost over as we are halfway through July. The season will get going in about a month and a half, and college football fans everywhere are eager for the new beginning. College football fever is rampant across the country as we get closer to the season, but also because of […] The post Ranking difficulty of LSU football’s 3 biggest games on 2024 schedule appeared first on ClutchPoints.
Louisiana Woman Found After Being Missing for 12 Years
A woman from Lutcher, Louisiana who was reported missing by family members over 12 years ago has been found. Detective Corporal Tamarius Smith with the St. James Parish Sheriff's Office said Angela Williams Franklin has been located, after being missing since January 2012. Angela was last seen in the 2800...
The Last Ride: Father-Son Bond Between Dwain and Zach Jenkins Shines in Lutcher’s Anticipated Season
Dwain Jenkins still revels in the moment nearly two years ago. With Lutcher leading by 14 points in the waning moments of its Division II non-select state playoff game at West Feliciana in 2022, Jenkins inserted his son Zach into the game at quarterback for one final kneel-down. Zach Jenkins...
LSU researchers receive $6 million grant for research into climate-resistant soybeans
BATON ROUGE — A group of LSU AgCenter scientists are part of a project that has received a $6 million grant to research more climate-resistant soybeans, the university announced in a release Tuesday. Plant pathologist Jong Ham has been investigating how soybean seeds treated with bacterial agents can help...
Baton Rouge historic bridges, roads: See how these pathways took shape over time
BATON ROUGE, La. (BRPROUD) — Ever wondered how old some of the roads and bridges you are traveling on? Baton Rouge has several historic bridges and roads that each have their own story behind them. According to the U.S. Department of Transportation Federal Highway Association, the preservation of historic...
LSU football way-too-early bold predictions for 2024 season
The college football offseason is almost over as we are halfway through July. The season will get going in about a month and a half, and college football fans everywhere are eager for the new beginning. College football fever is rampant across the country as we get closer to the season, but also because of […] The post LSU football way-too-early bold predictions for 2024 season appeared first on ClutchPoints.
Tanger Outlets Gonzales to host meet and greet with Jackson's Trey’Dez Green
Tanger Outlets Gonzales invites shoppers to kick off the start of the school season with its Back-to-School Athlete Meet-and-Greet from 5 p.m. to 7 p.m., Saturday, July 27. While shopping, fans and community members are invited to meet Trey’Dez Green, get autographs and take photos with the athlete in front of Southern Marsh, 2100 Steven B Tanger St., Gonzales.
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