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Gary Goff and Will Wade Throw Out First Pitches Ahead of Gumbeaux Gators Walk-Off Win
SUMMARY: The Lake Charles Gumbo Gators secured home-field advantage for the first round of the playoffs starting next month. Tonight, McNeese head coaches Will Wade and Gary Goff threw the first pitches for college night, discussing the positive community impact and team chemistry fostered by the Gators. Despite their unsuccessful throws, they emphasized the communal spirit and entertainment provided by the team. Fans also watched the Gators take on the Acadiana Cane Cutters, a game delayed by rain. William Good's near-score was halted by a slip, but pitcher Parker Morgan excelled, helping the Gators lead 3-1 in the ninth inning through a strong eighth inning.
It was college night at Joe Miller Ballpark for the Lake Charles Gumbeaux Gators game vs. the Acadiana Cane Cutters on Wednesday night, and McNeese head football and men's basketball coaches Gary Goff, and Will Wade were in attendance to throw out the first pitches.
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SUMMARY: Read Free Louisiana is a nonprofit aiming to improve literacy rates by distributing free books, especially in response to Louisiana's low literacy levels, where 50.4% of young children read below their grade level. Founded by Ryan Abshire in 2020 during the lockdown, the organization provides books, primarily to children, through donations, thrift store finds, and book sales. The initiative also promotes a sense of community and ownership among children. Since its inception, Read Free Louisiana has distributed around 12,000 books. For more information or to donate, follow Read Free Louisiana on social media.
Local organization gives free books to the community
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SUMMARY: The city, in partnership with the Imperial Calu Museum, continued its “Art in the Park” series today, providing children with art supplies to encourage creativity. Kids enjoyed painting on easels, drawing with chalk, and more, free from structured assignments. The executive director emphasized the program's value in allowing children to create freely outdoors. Initially launched in the summer of 2020 during the pandemic, this free, family-friendly series aims to offer an artistic outlet for the community to enjoy safely.
City teams up to host Art in the Park
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SUMMARY: Lokaj hosted an open house today, inviting families to tour the facility, enjoy free food, games, and meet some horses. The event aimed to show appreciation for Lokaj's customers and to engage community members who might be interested in their equestrian programs. Manager Jack Turton highlighted that Lokaj offers unique amenities for various events, including weddings, horse stabling, and riding. He emphasized that the facility is unparalleled in Southwest Louisiana. The tour showcased the facility, built in 200, stressing its value to the local community.
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