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Jacob Santacoloma, of Lake Charles, hits from a green-side bunker on No. 18 during the first round of the American Junior Golf Association event at Graywood. (Rick Hickman / American Press)<br>

Jacob Santacoloma, of Lake Charles, hits from a green-side bunker on No. 18 during the first round of the American Junior Golf Association event at Graywood. (Rick Hickman / American Press)

Young golfers getting taste of southern hospitality

By Jim Gazzolo / American Press

Local golf is getting some international flavor this week. And some young golfers are getting a taste of southern hospitality.

For the first time the American Junior Golf Association has brought one of its all-star events to a lake area course.

The group, which is designed to give young golfers ex ...

News

(mgnonline.com)

GO Group updates plans for upcoming industrial projects

The Southwest Louisiana Task Force for

Growth and Opportunity, or GO Group, met today to discuss planning for the

anticipated

industrial projects i ...

Dead zone predictions much less spread than 2012

NEW ORLEANS (AP) — Scientists in Michigan and Louisiana are predicting a big summer "dead zone" in the Gulf of Mexico. In the Chesapeake Bay, a ...

Leroy Stewart Sr. (Special to the American Press)<br>

Update: Authorities looking for missing elderly man

The Lake Charles Police Department is seeking the public’s help in searching for an 84-year-old man who has been missing since Monday morning.

...

Felix Vail, 73, is accused of killing Mary Horton Vail, his wife, on Oct. 28, 1962. He claimed she drowned in the Calcasieu River while they were running trotlines. (Rick Hickman / American Press)<br>

Judge denies bond reduction in Vail murder case

Judge Robert Wyatt on Tuesday denied a bond request in the Felix Vail murder case.

Vail, who has not been indicted, will be continued to be held with ...


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Sports

(Associated Press)<br>

UNC eliminates LSU from College World Series

OMAHA, Neb. — Mason Katz, leading

hopefully off first base, slumped to his knees when the third strike got

past teammate Christian

Ibarra.

I ...

Scooter’s Postcard: And this rinky-dink backstop

While we’re at it, another thing that’s wrong with this shiny, new TD Ameritrade Park — the screen behind home plate.

It’s a ...

Jared Foster. (Associated Press)<br>

CWS Notebook: Former Barbe star Foster too smart to be fooled

OMAHA, Neb. — UCLA may have under-estimated their intended pigeon.

One of the reasons the Bruins tried the age-old hidden ball trick in th ...

North Carolina baseball coach Mike Fox. (Associated Press)<br>

LSU faces UNC today in CWS elimination game

OMAHA, Neb. — For much of the regular season, this was the game — LSU vs. North Carolina — that was begging to be played.

Even ...


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Scene

McFarlane’s porch is available for dining outdoors since children under 18 are not allowed in the bar. (Johnathan Manning / American Press)<br>

McFarlane’s offers must-try Irish dishes

The Scotch Egg at MacFarlane’s Celtic Pub sounds like something straight out of a Cajun cookbook — a boiled egg wrapped with

sausage, the ...

Mike Anderson. (www.dulcimerguy.com)<br>

Anderson brings variety of instruments, stories to libraries

Musician and storyteller Mike Anderson — known for playing a variety of instruments — will perform at 10 a.m. in the DeQuincy

Library, 2: ...

Elvis Presley, center, during his second appearance on ''The Ed Sullivan Show,'' Oct. 28, 1956. His manager, ''Colonel'' Tom Parker, is at left; at right is Ed Sullivan. (CBS Photo Archive / American Press)<br>

Elvis: Grace and Grit’ features early photos of cultural icon

Thirty-five large-format photos taken

during Elvis Presley’s appearances on CBS’ “The Ed Sullivan Show” are on

display at La ...

Jamon Bradford dances with the DeRidder High School Interact team during the 2012 Juneteenth Celebrations. (American Press Archives)<br>

Juneteenth: A celebration of freedom

Juneteenth commemorates the day on which slaves in Texas received word of the Emancipation Proclamation — June 19, 1865, or

nearly three years ...


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