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Ville Platte officials fight to save Mercy Regional Medical Center

Ville Platte city officials are working to preserve Mercy Regional Medical Center, which serves as a critical healthcare provider for the area, amid concerns about the facility's financial stability. Hospital representatives have denied that any closure is imminent, but local officials continue efforts to ensure the medical center's survival.

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KATC11h ago
Business & Economy

New market and deli planned for Lafayette’s northside

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KATC15h ago
Business & Economy

AT&T begins shutting off landlines in 53 Louisiana communities

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The Current16h ago
Business & Economy

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