Eric Prado
- Indexed articles, last 90 days
- 27
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- Sep 29, 2026
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Caroline Dormon Junior High hosts ribbon cutting and dedication for classrooms and library (opens the original)
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WOODWORTH, La. (KALB) - Caroline Dormon Junior High School had a ribbon-cutting for its new classroom wing on September 29. Dormon has been adding more learning space in recent years. In August 2025, a classroom wing was built at the school. This year, they added not only a classroom wing but a playground as well. The new wing was dedicated to longtime Woodworth Mayor David Butler and his wife, Linda, who helped oversee the school being built years ago. " I tell you, I shed a tear or two. It’s j
Leesville ordinance bans feeding stray cats (opens the original)
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LEESVILLE, La. (KALB) - The Leesville City Council adopted a new ordinance that stops people from feeding stray cats within the city limits. According to the council, individuals have been going downtown to feed the feral cats. These overpopulated cats have been a nuisance to businesses and family homes in the area. Penalties are now in place to help deter giving food to these feral animals. Councilwoman Jessica Herring shared, " The old ordinance didn’t allow for the penalization of just drivin
Alexandria’s Cheatham Park gets a new playground (opens the original)
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ALEXANDRIA, La. (KALB) - The City of Alexandria held a ribbon-cutting for the new playground at Cheatham Park on September 25. Band members from the adjacent Peabody High School came out to help begin the celebration. Among the new additions to the park is an Alpha Tower playground. It is surrounded by a rubber safety surface and a newly poured concrete sidewalk. This is one of six parks that are part of Alexandria’s REIGNITE project. " What we want to create is a beltway of this park as it goes
Ball Elementary opens new multipurpose building (opens the original)
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BALL, La. (KALB) - Leadership at Ball Elementary School gathered Thursday morning for the grand opening of a new multi-purpose building on campus. The building provides three new classrooms and also acts as a tornado shelter for students. The building was in development for the past three years and, according to Principal Lauren Lloyd, is the result of years of planning and hard work. This has taken three years for us to complete this project," said Principal Lloyd. “We’ve had some bumps and bru
Youth summit on healthy behaviors in Downtown Alexandria (opens the original)
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ALEXANDRIA, La. (KALB) - This week, the Rapides Foundation is bringing in hundreds of 7th-12th graders to the Holiday Inn Ballroom in Downtown Alexandria for an annual youth health summit. On Wednesday, September 23, the ballroom was packed with over 150 youth health advocates from schools across the region. Dr. Mark Johnson, President of Louisiana Christian University, began the day’s events by sharing stories from his own youth and reminding teens how their support for one another is key to en
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