Archive | October, 2012
Welborn: Large Turnout Expected for Nov. 6 Election

Welborn: Large Turnout Expected for Nov. 6 Election

EBR Clerk of Court Doug Welborn Says Early Voting Scheduled for Oct. 23 to 30 BATON ROUGE — A large turnout is expected Nov. 6, as voters surge to the polls to vote for President and Vice President, Mayor-President of East Baton Rouge Parish, and Associate Justice of the Louisiana Supreme. But parish Clerk of […]

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Lessons Learned from Hurricane Isaac

Lessons Learned from Hurricane Isaac

CENTRAL — Outdoor sweat is superior to indoor sweat. After being without power for four days in the aftermath of Isaac, I was reminded once again that houses built today are strictly for use with air conditioning, especially in a Louisiana summer. But do you remember the days when houses were built with “good cross […]

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Central Rolls to 5-1, Faces Walker Friday

Central Rolls to 5-1, Faces Walker Friday

Wildcats Wiped Artificial Turf with Broncos, 45-28 by Woody Jenkins ZACHARY — No. 12-ranked Cen- tral High secured its position at the top of District 4-5A with a convincing 45-28 victory over Zachary Friday night at Bronco Stadium. But the game was in doubt until early in the 3rd quarter when Wildcat safety Paul Broussard put it […]

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Fall Brings Pumpkin Patch, Festivals

Fall Brings Pumpkin Patch, Festivals

CENTRAL — Now that fall is in the air, the people of Central are once again preparing for Fall Festivals, which take the place of Halloween for most Central families.  During the week leading up to Halloween, churches in Central are busy preparing major events, which compete with Halloween and “Trick or Treating.”  Thousands of […]

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Public Can Help Decide Future of Old School Site

Public Can Help Decide Future of Old School Site

CENTRAL — The Central Community School Board is seeking ideas from the public on the future use of the old Central Middle School property on the southeast corner of Hooper and Sullivan roads.  The site includes 29 acres of land, the old school building, Wildcat Stadium, and parking. The school board held a public hearing […]

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What’s Happening in and Around Capital City

What’s Happening in and Around Capital City

CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST OF LATTER-DAY SAINTS — All members and friends are invited to participate in the 182nd Semiannual General Conference.  Messages will be given by the First Presidency and other leaders of the church.  General sessions will be held on Saturday, Oct. 6 at 11 a.m. and 3 p.m. and Sunday, Oct. 7 […]

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Vitter Contrasts Obama Policies With Republican Plan for Country

Vitter Contrasts Obama Policies With Republican Plan for Country

BATON ROUGE — The Republican Party of East Baton Rouge Parish honored Sen. David Vitter with the first-ever Ronald Reagan Man of the Year Award last Friday at the City Club.  The event, which was packed out, raised money for Republican activities in the parish this fall. The party honored Vitter for his commitment to […]

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New General Surgery Practice Opens at Lane

New General Surgery Practice Opens at Lane

ZACHARY — Lane Regional Medical Center has announced that Dr. Samuel B. Field, General Surgeon, has joined Lane Surgery Group located at 4801 McHugh Road, Suite C, in Zachary. He is board certified in General Surgery with more than 12 years of experience, including trauma, laparoscopic gallbladder, appendix, intestine, and skin lesions. Dr. Field graduated […]

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Moreau Physical Therapy Opens New Clinic on Old Hammond

Moreau Physical Therapy Opens New Clinic on Old Hammond

BATON ROUGE — Moreau  Physical Therapy is now open and accepting new patients at 11281 Old Hammond Hwy., Bldg. A. Moreau offers a comprehensive range of physical therapy and wellness services, including: sports injury rehabilitation, pre/post-op rehabilitation, back and neck injuries, orthopedic/manual therapy, neurological rehabilitation, chronic pain management, industrial medicine, aquatic therapy, Graston Technique, Trigger […]

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Ochsner Medical Welcomes 3 New Physicians

Ochsner Medical Welcomes 3 New Physicians

BATON ROUGE — Ochsner welcomes the following new physicians to the Baton Rouge region. Dudley Atkinson, M.D. joins Ochsner’s Urology Department.  He graduated from LSU with a degree in petroleum engineering.  Afterwards, he joined the U.S. Navy as a submarine officer and retired as  Lt. Commander to pursue medicine.  While in the Navy, he attended […]

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