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Louisiana DOTD Unveils Major Reforms to Speed Up Road and Bridge Projects

14 min · 16 de jun de 2026
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Louisiana Department of Transportation and Development Secretary Glenn Ledet says the agency is undergoing a major transformation aimed at delivering infrastructure projects faster, improving transparency, and reducing costly delays across the state.During a recent interview, Ledet highlighted several changes designed to streamline project delivery and improve accountability. He said DOTD has already delivered $1.8 billion in infrastructure projects this year, more than double the amount completed in previous years.

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Sullivan Theater Expands Arts and Economic Growth in Central

Dave Freneaux joined Mayor Wade Evans to discuss the growth and impact of Sullivan Theater in Central. Freneaux shared how the nonprofit Central Cultural Foundation spent years building support for the arts before launching Sullivan Theater in 2023. The theater is now in its fourth season and produces nine shows annually. The conversation highlighted the theater's role in enhancing quality of life, supporting local artists, and driving economic activity by attracting visitors from outside Central. Freneaux also discussed the theater's partnership with the Red Dragon Listening Room, which hosts live folk and songwriter performances. A major focus was the Sullivan Theater Youth Company, which recently drew 86 young people to audition for its upcoming production of Hadestown. Freneaux praised the talent of local students and the program's growth. The pair also discussed the Central Cultural Foundation's support of local history, the Art League of Central, and efforts to preserve the area's heritage. Freneaux encouraged residents to get involved as volunteers, performers, sponsors, or audience members, noting that the theater logged nearly 7,000 volunteer hours last year. For tickets, volunteer opportunities, and upcoming events, visit SullivanTheater.com.

16 de jun de 202620 min