Anna Denton
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NASCAR driver Kyle Weatherman races in Blue Lives Matter car
Days after NASCAR’s only black driver Bubba Wallace made history with a Black Lives Matter car, another driver responded with a Blue Lives Matter paint scheme. → Read More
Cellphone outages hit multiple carriers, other online services showing issues
Large numbers of cellphone customers across the country reported service outages on Monday. → Read More
Mayor Hall addresses racial injustice, COVID-19 impact at State of the Community address
Alexandria Mayor Jeff Hall address racial injustice, COVID-19 at State of the Community address. → Read More
Dr. Dupont elected officer of Business Accreditation Regional Council
Dr. Randall Dupont, Dean of the LSUA College of Business was recently elected as an officer of the Southwestern Council of Business Schools and Programs → Read More
‘Gone Wild Safari’ opens back up with self-guided tours
'Gone Wild Safari' in Pineville is implementing some new changes to their safari experience due to COVID-19. → Read More
Nintendo reveals 300,000 accounts hacked
Nintendo has revealed that a total of 300,000 accounts have been hacked. → Read More
The latest confirmed cases of COVID-19 in Cenla
ALEXANDRIA, La. (KALB) - Health officials in Louisiana are now reporting there are 47,172 cases of COVID-19 reported in the state. There have been 2,906 deaths reported. All of Louisiana’s 64 parishes have reported cases. Currently, 568 COVID-19 patients are hospitalized. Of those, 76 patients require ventilators. In Central Louisiana, as of June 15: Cases and Deaths Per ParishAllen: 226 cases /… → Read More
Peaceful protesters assemble in front of Avoyelles DA's Office Friday morning
Protests kicked off Friday morning in the city of Marksville in front of the district attorney's office. → Read More
Mobile COVID-19 testing sites manned by La. National Guard sent out across Cenla
Mobile COVID-19 testing units have been sent out to rural areas across Central Louisiana. These new mobile centers are manned by the Louisiana National Guard, and provide easier access to testing sites, allowing those who live in rural areas to avoid having to travel long distances. → Read More
AMOA, Food Bank of Cenla take different approach to this year's 'Camp Carter'
This year, the program looks a bit different due to COVID-19 restrictions. → Read More
Local 74-year-old woman survives cancer, coronavirus
A local 74-year-old woman, Patricia “Ann” Ducote, has quite the story to tell. → Read More
Local couple describes experiencing coronavirus together
One local couple tells about what it was like to suffer through the virus together. → Read More
Local art community looks forward to being together as a 'family' again after pandemic
Supporting local artists is always important, and Central Louisiana has no shortage of them. → Read More
United Way asks families across Louisiana to complete economic assessment survey to measure COVID-19 impact
The United Way is continuing its service to community members during COVID-19, but they need your help. → Read More
Hair salons prep to re-open
How does a business that requires close contact manage to adhere to coronavirus safety guidelines? → Read More
Construction for Pineville roundabout set to begin Monday
Construction for the highly anticipated Pineville roundabout will be underway in just less than a week. → Read More
Dangers of avoiding the emergency room during the pandemic
Many people are avoiding going to the emergency room during the pandemic in order to keep from overcrowding or spreading the virus. → Read More
'PPE 3D Printing for Cenla' project expands, fund raises to help care for healthcare workers
The 'PPE 3D Printing for Cenla' project is growing, and the group needs your help. → Read More
Local pastor, RPSO chaplain recovers from coronavirus, shares experience
Just two weeks ago, life changed for Rev. James S. Hardison, Sr. when he began experiencing coronavirus symptoms. → Read More
Local doctor explains what it means to 'flatten the curve' of COVID-19
A local doctor explains. → Read More