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Louisiana Central hosted Be Pro Be Proud for a demonstration. Students at Tioga High School got an interactive look at manufacturing, construction, and energy careers. Officials noted that these skilled trades offer rewarding career pathways for Central Louisiana's future workforce.
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Zachary defeated Central with a score of 31-21 during a District 4-5A matchup held on Friday, October 9, 2026. The game took place at Wildcat Stadium in Central, Louisiana. Various plays were captured throughout the contest between the two teams.
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Zachary defeats Central in District 4-5A Football Play
The Food Bank of Central Louisiana received a donation of 40,000 pounds of food from The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. This delivery is part of the America250 “America Gives” initiative, which involves distributing truckloads to communities across all 50 states.
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Louisiana Central hosted a demonstration of the mobile workforce development initiative, Be Pro Be Proud. The event allowed students at Tioga High School an interactive look at careers in manufacturing, construction, and energy. Officials noted that skilled trades offer rewarding career pathways for Central Louisiana's future workforce.
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