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Posted May 2013
The Sisters of Our Lady of Sorrows use the initials “OLS” to identify themselves as a religious family of nuns in the Catholic Church. The OLS Cookie Jar is owned and operated by the Sisters of Our Lady of Sorrows, and was opened in 2004 by the Sisters to provide employment to some of the [...]
Continue ReadingPosted May 2013
Thanks to those of you that voted, we now know who is Cenla’s Best. Many times, it is easy for us to cast our vote and see the good in others, but how do we feel about ourselves? When you look in the mirror, what sort of feedback do you give yourself? Do you criticize [...]
Continue ReadingPosted May 2013
The first-ever AlexRiverFête makes its debut Mother’s Day weekend in Downtown Alexandria, and it’s never too early to start planning your visit. Here are six tips about what to expect so you can have the most fun at Dinner on the Bricks, ArtWalk and the Louisiana Dragon Boat Races. 1. Know The Schedule Thursday, [...]
Continue ReadingPosted April 2013
It’s April, and that means it’s time for St. James Episcopal Church and School’s 29th Annual Lobster Boil Fundraiser on Saturday, April 27th at 6:00pm in the school’s gymnasium. The Lobster Boil is the principal fundraiser held each year for the day school, and supports the continued operation of the school. It’s a great opportunity [...]
Continue ReadingPosted April 2013
As the Director of Community Services for the City of Alexandria, my focus is developing new events and innovative programs for everyone in our community. In my role, I look for opportunities to expand the creative exchange of ideas. In a renewed spirit of collaboration, there’s something stirring here in Alexandria –and next month, you [...]
Continue ReadingPosted April 2013
Shelley Hislop and Naomi Herron get to go to a special place every day. A place full of love, lots of laughter, innocence and acceptance. In this place, no one points fingers at anyone, no one makes fun of anyone, and no one intentionally excludes anyone from conversations. This place is their Pre-K class at [...]
Continue ReadingPosted March 2013
It’s time to roll out the red carpet! The Central Louisiana Chamber of Commerce Business Awards dinner and ceremony will provide local businesses the opportunity to celebrate and be recognized for their achievements in 12 categories. The inaugural Chamber Business Awards ceremony will be held on Friday, April 12th at 6:30pm at the Sai [...]
Continue ReadingPosted March 2013
The Alexandria Historic Preservation Commission is very proud to present our March 2013 Preservation in Progress award not to a single homeowner, but to an entire neighborhood! The area encompassing the proposed Alexandria Post-War Suburbs Historic District is roughly bounded by Hynson Bayou, Elliott Street, Texas Avenue, and Darby Street. Noted for its concentration of [...]
Continue ReadingPosted February 2013
Make your summer plans now! Register for a summer class. Now is the time to apply for admission for Summer and Fall 2013! With rolling admissions, LSUA’s Student Support will begin meeting with students for advising as early as March for the summer and fall. Apply on-line today at www.lsua.edu. Remember, students enrolled at other [...]
Continue ReadingPosted February 2013
Big things are happening on Bolton Avenue. This historic transportation corridor is coming back to life thanks to the revitalization efforts of the City of Alexandria, local business men and women, and neighborhood groups. For over a century Bolton Avenue has played an integral role in the life of our city. The street appears [...]
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