Rapides Foundation News Today

A program for middle school students in Central Louisiana aims to show them different medical careers, hoping some eventually will practice here.

The Youth Summit on Healthy Behaviors made an impact on students attending the three-day event sponsored by The Rapides Foundation.

If youre between 16 and 24, unemployed or not in school, but youre looking for a new direction, theres a program that could help you.

The Rapides Foundation has a new mini grant opportunity for community programs that encourage healthy choices.

The new playground at Kees Park, a project begun before Mayor Rich Dupree took office almost a year ago, finally is open to the public.

After overcoming several obstacles, the city’s largest recreational asset is back open.

The city of Pineville is putting the finishing touches on Kees Park.

To address the growing need for health care workers, Louisiana Central is creating a network to guide teachers, students and parents to jobs.

ALEXANDRIA, LA – The Rapides Foundation is issuing a local casting call for various roles in their upcoming #TreatYourselfCenla campaign, launching in 2023. The campaign is looking for talent throughout

LSU didn’t always stand among stately oaks along the Mississippi River in Baton Rouge.