Here's your local news at a glance for Wednesday, the 16th of July.
Good morning, Lake Charles.
Authorities arrested Kenneth P.
Pete, 46, after DNA evidence linked him to a Calcasieu Parish rape on Sept. 4, 2024—he was booked on Friday with a bond set at $1.35 million.
Local author Jaylon J.
Martin detailed his recovery journey in his new poetry collection I Talk To Horses, recounting how he found healing in equine therapy with his horse best friend Beau at Almosta Ranch in Sulphur. He will release a spoken word country album on August 15—continuing his creative work after two years of sobriety.
The Calcasieu Parish School Board reported a 15% rise in students scoring three or above on AP exams this year — 80 more students enrolled in college-level courses.
School officials said early exam preparation and teacher reflection days helped about 77% of students earn college credit and are urging more to sign up for AP courses next school year.
SOWELA Technical Community College will offer a fast-track Process Technology program this Spring 2026 for students with an associate’s degree or higher, with classes running Monday through Friday from 7:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. The program blends classroom lessons and shop training on state-of-the-art equipment—registration closes July 21 with limited spots available.
SOWELA is launching a fast-track program in process technology to train students for careers in the field.
The college expects local students to enroll soon as it provides a quicker pathway to enter the workforce.
Louisiana senators Bill Cassidy and John N.
Kennedy support cutting federal funds for NPR and PBS as part of a rescission package that began consideration Tuesday and must be approved by Friday—this measure would reduce about $2.5 million allocated to local public broadcasting.
Lake Charles Food Distribution
2-4 p.m. — 1225 2nd St, Lake Charles — Free entry — Register and bring your ID and proof of address to receive essential food supplies for families.
Cajun Music and Food Festival
All day — Burton Complex — Admission varies — Celebrate the rich culture of Cajun music and food at this annual festival.
Marshland Festival
July 25-26 — Lake Charles Event Center — Ticket info TBA — Experience the vibrant culture of the Marshland Festival with a weekend of entertainment and community spirit.
Hawaiian Luau Bingo Event
2-5 p.m. — Chasers Bar and Grill — Fundraising event — Enjoy a fun-filled afternoon of bingo while supporting the Krewe of Illusions and keeping Mardi Gras traditions alive.
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