The phone did not work - could not call the desk Whomever attempted to clean the TV last completely smeared the entire screen - disgusting had to get maintenance for that and they replaced it. The hair dryer was missing and not replaced. The toilet would run constantly and not flush - had to go to the front desk to get maintenance as the phone did not work The cupboards were beat up and deteriorated looking. There was a huge stain in the carpet right as you walked in - who knows what caused that. Why would you ever book people in rooms in a construction zone?

The construction workers were noisy, however, polite. The hallway carpet was filthy and the walls were dirty and beat up. Wright-Velez said hunger is an issue in Cenla, but said while it is not a seasonal issue, this is the season of giving back.-Our room was in area posted “Caution - Area Under Construction - Please Pardon Our Progress”. “It’s all about neighbors helping neighbors,” said Jayne Wright-Velez, executive director of Food Bank of Central Louisiana. Thanks to the Tunica-Biloxi Tribe, those schools have the opportunity to win a $500 prize at the individual elementary, junior high and high school levels, based on who brings in the most pounds of items. of canned goods and non-perishable food items were weighed for the food drive. Between the five school districts, 82,055 lbs. (KALB) - The Christmas Cheer Food Drive, hosted by the Food Bank of Central Louisiana, the Tunica-Biloxi Tribe and KALB, completed its week-long drive across five Cenla school districts that brought in thousands of pounds of canned goods and non-perishable food items, which in turn gives back to their communities.Īll week, schools in Natchitoches, Avoyelles, Vernon, Grant and Rapides parishes are brought in thousands of pounds of canned foods and non-perishable food items to the Food Bank of Central Louisiana.

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