Here's your local news at a glance for Tuesday, the 15th of September.
Good morning, Lake Charles.
Lake Charles Little Theatre celebrates its 100th season by presenting Grease at the historic F.G.
Bulber Auditorium on Lawton Drive — performances run Sept. 18–20 and Sept. 25–27 with tickets at $40.
Lake Charles Little Theatre is launching its centennial season with new performances that celebrate 100 years of community arts.
The season will include a range of plays and special events to honor the theatre's rich local history.
Louisiana Citizens approved Mississippi-based PICA to assume 4,764 commercial insurance policies, Gov. Jeff Landry said Monday.
Policyholders will choose later whether to switch for lower coverage costs as reinsurance prices drop.
Western Heights Elementary dismissed students at 11 Monday, Sept.
14 due to a power issue, school officials said. Lunch was served and normal dismissal procedures followed (repairs were expected to be completed before Tuesday).
Fitness instructors in Lake Charles are encouraging residents to kickstart their exercise routines ahead of the holiday season + local trainers say starting now can boost energy, improve mood and reduce stress.
After McNeese lost to Tarleton State in their first road game on Sep.
14, the coach said the team struggled with key plays & will work on improvements before the next contest.
Louisiana’s teal season opens Saturday, Sept.
19 through Sept. 28 at local WMAs with a six-bird daily limit; hunters 18 and older must be HIP certified and carry the proper license while youth need no license. The event comes before November’s regular duck season.
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