SUMMARY: Nicholas CER hosted a successful magic show at South Wake Theater as part of the “Summer of Wonder” by the St. Nicholas Center, aimed at supporting individuals with autism. The event, attended by families, exceeded its fundraising goal to benefit autism support services across Louisiana. Laura Dilla, development director and mother of two autistic children, shared the significant progress her children have made at St. Nicholas. The center provides therapy and family support, enhancing lives through direct training and community outreach. The group hopes such events will raise autism awareness. Their next event is the Louisiana Autism Conference in November.

St. Nicholas Center hosts the ‘Summer of Wonder' magic show

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SUMMARY: Christian United Alliance, a nonprofit founded in 2020, has been providing free meals in Allan and Jeff Davis parishes. They held a grand opening for a new commercial soup kitchen, which will be open Monday through Friday, serving the community. The founder explained that the new facility will centralize operations, allowing them to serve more people efficiently. Volunteers will distribute prepared meals from this central location to various communities, including Oakdale, Kinder, and Elton. The soup kitchen, located at 107 6th Avenue in Oberlin, plans to host events and youth classes in addition to feeding the community.

Non-profit holds grand opening for new soup kitchen in Oberlin

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SUMMARY: High water affected residents off Corbino Road in Southwest Louisiana, though no major property damage was reported. Some homes on Flora Road appeared as islands, with the worst flooding occurring around 4:30 AM before receding. Yesica Walker's federally elevated home stayed dry, but one family car was compromised. Walker noted flooding worsens with local development. Parish officials attributed the flooding to excessive rainfall, with gauges showing 5-6 inches. Public Works posted high water signs and monitored drainage, promising continued collaboration with local districts to address the issue. Residents remain concerned about future flooding as development progresses.

Heavy rains bring high water for some neighborhoods off Corbina Road

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