Megan Wyatt
Staff Writer at The Advocate (Baton Rouge, LA)
Staff writer for @theadvocateACA. Occasional screenwriter. Cat mom. True crime podcast enthusiast. Amateur painter and baker but not a candlestick maker.
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1 week ago |
theadvocate.com | Megan Wyatt
A trial over the $15 million estate of Lake Charles businessman and philanthropist Robert Noland has been halted after a state district judge told attorneys representing the McNeese State University Foundation and Noland’s daughter to try to resolve the matter through mediation, KPLC-TV reported. McNeese is contesting Noland’s final will that left almost everything to his only child, Amanda Noland Inzer.
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1 week ago |
nola.com | Megan Wyatt
A trial over the $15 million estate of Lake Charles businessman and philanthropist Robert Noland has been halted after a state district judge told attorneys representing the McNeese State University Foundation and Noland’s daughter to try to resolve the matter through mediation, KPLC-TV reported. McNeese is contesting Noland’s final will that left almost everything to his only child, Amanda Noland Inzer.
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1 week ago |
nola.com | Megan Wyatt
The McNeese State University Foundation is contesting the $15 million estate of Lake Charles businessman and philanthropist Robert Noland in a trial this week that has centered on his decision to leave almost everything to his once-estranged daughter, rather than the university. Noland signed a will less than a year before his death leaving almost everything to his only child, Amanda Noland Inzer.
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2 weeks ago |
theadvocate.com | Megan Wyatt
Newly elected Lake Charles Mayor Marshall Simien Jr. says he will scrap plans for a $24 million amphitheater project downtown in place of the former Capital One tower. Simien, who will take office July 1, made his opposition to the amphitheater project a cornerstone of his campaign, in which he defeated two-term incumbent Mayor Nic Hunter in a May 3 runoff.
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1 month ago |
theadvocate.com | Megan Wyatt |Courtney Pedersen
Lake Charles is the latest city in Louisiana to follow a trend of ousting an incumbent mayor, with voters electing Marshall Simien Jr. over the weekend as the city’s first elected Black mayor. Simien, an Independent, won the city’s mayoral runoff with 52% of the vote against two-term incumbent Republican Nicholas “Nic” Hunter, who received 48%. The margin between them was about 650 votes, according to complete but unofficial results from the Louisiana Secretary of State.
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