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Nov 02 2025BUSINESS

A New Spot by the Lake: Crying Eagle Brewery's Big Move

Lake Charles just got a new hangout spot! Crying Eagle Brewery has opened a restaurant right by the lake. It's a big deal for the area, showing how the lakefront is getting a makeover. The grand opening happened on a Friday morning. There were pastries, good weather, and a lot of community spirit.

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Nov 02 2025EDUCATION

Anchorage Schools Face Closure Debate: Parents and Staff Raise Concerns

Anchorage is in the middle of a heated discussion about closing two elementary schools. Parents and teachers are worried about how this will affect kids, especially those with special needs. They say moving students around too much can be disruptive and harmful. The school board is listening to the

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Nov 02 2025HEALTH

The Big Move: Families Share Their Stories About Living Independently with Disabilities

Moving out of the family home is a big deal for anyone. But for people with disabilities, it can be a life-changing event. Families play a huge role in this transition. They have a lot of hopes and fears. They want their loved ones to live independently. But they also worry about what might go wrong

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Nov 02 2025BUSINESS

Honoring Local Champions: A Day of Gratitude and Fun

In a show of appreciation, a major rural retailer organized a special day to honor local heroes across the nation. Over 2, 300 stores hosted events to celebrate military personnel, veterans, and first responders. Each store gave $500 to a nearby fire, police, or veteran group, adding up to more than

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Nov 01 2025CRIME

A Dark Day in Michigan: Hate Fuels Church Attack

A violent incident shook Michigan last September. A man drove his truck into a church, started shooting, and set the building on fire. This wasn't random. The FBI says he had a grudge against the church's faith. The shooter, Thomas Sanford, was a former Marine. He had lived in Utah and dated a woma

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Nov 01 2025POLITICS

California's Redistricting Battle: Who Will Have a Say?

In the small town of Loomis, California, people are worried about their future. This place, with its 7, 000 residents and single-family homes, is known for its suburban concerns like traffic and high gas prices. Right now, it's represented by a Republican in Congress. But a big vote is happening tha

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Nov 01 2025ENVIRONMENT

Hoi An's Fight to Rise Again After Floods

Hoi An, a charming old town in Vietnam, is picking up the pieces after a massive flood. The town, known for its beautiful lanterns and historic buildings, was hit hard by heavy rains. The water rose quickly, damaging homes and businesses. People there say they have never seen flooding like this befo

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Nov 01 2025HEALTH

How Early HIV Prevention Messages Empowered Communities

The early 1980s marked a challenging time with the rise of HIV/AIDS. During this period, LGBTQ+ health organizations took a unique approach to prevention. They created materials that celebrated gay identity and promoted safer sex as a way to keep the community healthy and free. These messages were n

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Nov 01 2025ENVIRONMENT

A Heartbeat for the Back Bay: Joan Pizzo's Legacy

Joan Pizzo, a passionate advocate for the environment, has left a lasting impact on the community and the delicate ecosystem of the Back Bay. Her journey began with simple walks along the cliffs of Upper Newport Bay, where she and her children would observe the local birds. These outings sparked a d

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Nov 01 2025POLITICS

Local Heroes: How Cities and Towns Are Fixing What's Broken

When big politics in Washington fail, it's easy to feel hopeless. But guess what? The real action isn't happening in the nation's capital. It's happening right in our neighborhoods, cities, and towns. While Congress struggles to agree on basic stuff, local leaders are rolling up their sleeves and ge

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