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Houston Chronicle
Port Arthur restaurant closes after construction company workers fall ill at site that served its food
El Refu is closing permanently after nearly 200 employees of a construction company became ill and were transported for medical attention after eating food served at a worksite.
bestofswla.com
A Place Called Home-Diki Jines’ Lifetime Involvement In ACTS
Just a few streets over from Railroad Avenue on Reid Street lies a building with one of the deepest historical roots in Lake Charles. In 1903, a theatre was built on this street, and it remains one of the few original buildings left today. Originally called the Dixie Theatre, this...
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Turn It Up Tuesday: Free live music brings Jennings together for the 13th year
JENNINGS, La. (KPLC) - Live music is bringing the Jennings community together once again for Turn It Up Tuesday. The musical event series has become a Jennings tradition, running for more than a decade. Organizers say the idea started after the sponsor Joy Lebleu visited another town that hosted a concert series in its local park.
American Press
What Lies Beneath: Imperial Calcasieu Museum to unveil hidden history in special presentation
What stories might be waiting beneath the ground along the Calcasieu River? To celebrate Louisiana Archaeology Month, the Imperial Calcasieu Museum will host “Archaeology Under the Bridge,” a special presentation […]
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Getting in Shape for the Holidays: Upper body workout
LAKE CHARLES, La. (KPLC) - For the last few weeks, we’ve been focusing on getting our body in shape for the holidays, one muscle group at a time. And personal trainer Kenya Thomas has another lesson this morning to help us on our journey to living our best life!
The Daily Advertiser
Crowley rapper BeastXMode blends three cities on new album
Crowley native and hip-hop artist BeastXMode released his new 10-track album, "NO SAFE ZONE," on Oct. 1 through Main Control Music, a project that draws from his South Louisiana upbringing while incorporating influences from Miami and Jacksonville. The album showcases multiple sides of the artist's musical identity, moving from hard-hitting Southern rap tracks such as " No Safe Mode ," "Body Bag" and "Weight Class" to the Latin-inspired energy of "Mi Cubana" and "Biscayne Bounce." For BeastXMode, whose given name is Avery Chester Jr., the album represents more than music. It reflects a journey that began in Crowley and expanded through military service, higher education and life experiences across multiple cities. "NO SAFE ZONE means I refused to give myself a comfortable lane," Chester said. "I could have found one sound that worked and made 10 versions of it. I did the opposite." Crowley remains the foundation A graduate of Crowley High School's Class of 1999, Chester said his hometown continues to shape his identity and creative perspective. "Growing up in Crowley gave me the foundation for almost everything I am today," he said. "Some of my strongest memories are tied to growing up there, the people, sports, food, music,
acadianaprofile.com
Breaux’s Cajun Kitchen in Jennings: What to Order
After decades of cooking delicious food for friends and family in Southwest Louisiana and Austin, Texas, Vickie and her husband, David Breaux, decided this year they would go pro. Last January, the husband-and-wife team opened Breaux’s Cajun Kitchen in Jennings. “We wanted a hometown restaurant where people can come,...
theadvocate.com
A Cajun Maw Maw, a cursed gumbo pot and a ghost. This Acadiana film premieres Saturday.
A Cajun Maw Maw is coming back from the dead — and she's bringing a cursed gumbo pot with her. “The Fois: Revenge of Maw Maw Claudette,” an independent horror-comedy filmed throughout Acadiana, will have its world premiere Saturday at the historic Rice Theatre in Crowley. The Oct....
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2026 Rouge et Blanc Wine and Food Tasting returns in October
LAKE CHARLES, La. (KPLC) - The Rouge et Blanc Wine and Food Tasting festival returns this month and is entering its third decade with a brand-new logo from a nationally known artist. But one thing that hasn’t changed is the amazing variety of wines and Louisiana-inspired foods you can enjoy.