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Louisiana Up Close: Marksville's July 4 Parade - the state's oldest - celebrates America 250

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By Robin Miller Verified
| The Advocate (Baton Rouge, LA) Verified
The annual Marksville July 4 Parade rolled in celebration of America 250 on Saturday. The parade route stretched from the City of Marksville along La. 1, ending at Paragon Casino Resort. This year's grand marshal was Wilbert Carmouche, director of the Avoyelles Parish Tourism Commission. The parade began its annual run in 1951 and now holds the distinction of being the longest running Independence Day parade in Louisiana.
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What started with one star spangled banner led to the Stars and Stripes Capital of Louisiana Original

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By Robin Miller Verified
| The Advocate (Baton Rouge, LA) Verified
In the beginning, there was one flag. It was the biggest in the state, perhaps the biggest in the country — or at least close to it. And its 1997 installation in the center of Winnsboro led to an identity, something that previously evaded the small northeast Louisiana city. Before that, Winnsboro simply was known as the governmental seat for the Louisiana parish named for American Founding Father Benjamin Franklin. That fact, alone, is a patriotic mark of distinction.
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Baton Rouge News Alerts

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By Robin Miller Verified
| The Advocate (Baton Rouge, LA) Verified
Tickets are on sale for the Sullivan Theater's production of the musical, "The Addams Family," opening July 17, on the theater's stage at 8849 Sullivan Road, Central. Tickets are $28-$39. Visit sullivantheater.com. The LSU Textile & Costume Museum, Human Ecology Building, 330 Tower Drive, will be open from 2 p.m. to 4 p.m. July 5 for free first Sunday.
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