Scott M. Brame Middle School Cancels Classes for Sixth- and Seventh-Graders Today
Scott M. Brame Middle School
Scott M. Brame Middle School in Alexandria has canceled classes for sixth- and seventh-grade students Friday, Nov. 13, following a water pipe break on campus. According to school officials, a water line was damaged during construction Thursday, and a restroom pipe subsequently burst after water service was restored. Portions of the campus sustained water damage, requiring cleanup and repairs. Eighth-grade students are expected to attend classes as usual, along with all faculty and staff. School officials hope to resume normal operations Monday, Nov. 16.
Central Louisiana Technical Community College Students Help Alexandria Church After AC Thefts
Central Louisiana Technical Community College
An HVAC instructor and students from Central Louisiana Technical Community College have helped First St. Mark Baptist Church in Alexandria after three air-conditioning units were stolen from the property. Instructor James Baronne donated a replacement unit, valued at approximately $3,000, and worked with students to install it at no charge. The church, located at 1624 Reed Ave., is also taking steps to improve security around its remaining equipment. Two units serving the fellowship hall still need replacement, and the church is accepting donations to help restore its cooling system.
Tamp & Grind to Host Tiny Market Featuring Local Artists Saturday
Tamp & Grind
Tamp & Grind in Alexandria will host its second Tiny Market Saturday, Nov. 14, from 5-7 p.m., bringing together local artists, makers and musicians. The event will feature handmade goods and an optional $25 treasure map experience, allowing participants to collect small items from participating vendors along with a latte and treat. Owner Amanda Phillips developed the market to connect local creative entrepreneurs with shoppers and encourage community involvement. The event provides another opportunity for residents to support small businesses and regional artists.
Alexandria Museum of Art Offers Free Admission Saturday
Alexandria Museum of Art
The Alexandria Museum of Art will offer free public admission Saturday, Nov. 14, from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. as part of its monthly Second Saturday program. Visitors can explore the museum’s galleries and current exhibitions at 933 Second St. in downtown Alexandria. The program is held on the second Saturday of each month to encourage community participation and provide greater access to the arts. The museum also offers educational and creative activities throughout the year for residents of Central Louisiana.
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