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A retired Gaston County Police officer plans to spend this summer bicycling across the United States while raising awareness for suicide among law enforcement officers.
Chris Lowrance filled a number of shoes in his 28 years working at Gaston County Police Department. The former patrolman, sergeant, K-9 handler and SWAT team member officially retired from law enforcement in December 2020, but has served as a school resource officer at New Hope Elementary since then.
Lowrance picked up cycling from his late father-in-law. Since then, he’s embarked on single-day trips up to 100 miles, as well as Cycle North Carolina’s annual Mountains to Coast ride, a week-long journey across the state.
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Celebrating Spring, the Arts Council Brown Bag Concert Series returns each Wednesday in April at Anna Gray Noe Park in Downtown Monroe!
Local favorites Rod Payne and Karen Solomon bring a Carole King tribute performance. Karen is a diverse voice with shades of theatre, jazz, and pure pop. Today, she is accompanied by Rod, a legend on the local music scene.
Free cookies, lemonade, and water as well $5 box lunches will be available on site. In case of rain, the show goes on indoors at First Baptist Church of Monroe, across the street from the park.
The Arts Council of Northeast Louisiana seeks to nurture a vibrant regional arts culture through support, promotion, and education. The Art Council of Northeast Louisiana strives to be a transformative force for the community by encouraging a passion for the arts, promoting partnerships and collaborations, and ensuring access to the arts for all.