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'Michael Jackson HIStory Show' comes to Alexandria Wednesday
The music and legacy of the King of Pop is coming to life at the Coughlin-Saunders Performing Arts Center in downtown Alexandria on Wednesday, Oct. 28, with a full-scale tribute of “Michael Jackson HIStory Show” starring Garth Field. Since the show will be "on the cusp of All Hallows Eve," Arts Council of Central Louisiana executive director Matt Henry said they encourage audience members to come dressed in their favorite Michael Jackson costume. “Zombies of course are welcomed and encouraged,” he said. “There will be a costume contest with contestants getting their photos taken at intermission for a chance to win free tickets to an upcoming ACCL presentation.” Tickets purchased online at louisiana-arts.org are $40 for general admission, $35 for Arts Council of Central Louisiana members and $30 for children ages 18 and under. All tickets will be $45 at the door. Organizers encourage attendees to purchase tickets in advance to secure preferred seating close to the stage. This production presented by the Arts Council of Central Louisiana and Showtime celebrates the life, music and influence of Michael Jackson through live performances, elaborate choreography, costumes and theatrical effects. “The show is already touring and sharing photos of the outstanding lighting
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Leesville Municipal Golf Course announces City Championship Tournament winners
Leesville Municipal Golf Course recently celebrated the success of its City Championship tournament, recognizing winners across four divisions and thanking the sponsors and participants who helped make the event possible. The tournament featured competition in the Open, Senior, Super Senior, and Women’s divisions. In the Open Division, Billy Loftin...
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Jonesville Soybean Festival Returns After More Than Three Decades
After more than three decades, the Jonesville Soybean Festival made a successful comeback Oct. 9–10, with for two days of entertainment, food, and vendors. The celebration began Friday evening at the National Guard Armory with a performance by the Glory Bound Line Dancers and a street dance featuring the Parker James Band.