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Resident safe, suspect injured in alleged Bogalusa arson incident
Resident safe, suspect injured in alleged Bogalusa arson incident

Yahoo

time28-06-2025

  • Yahoo

Resident safe, suspect injured in alleged Bogalusa arson incident

WASHINGTON PARISH, La. (WGNO) — A Bogalusa man is in police custody following a house fire Wednesday, June 25. According to the State Fire Marshal's Office, around 2 a.m. the Bogalusa Fire Department was alerted of a fire in the 800 block of Avenue G. Causeway Bridge southbound lanes reopen after crash Firefighters report the home's resident was able to escape the flames unharmed. Fire Marshal's Office officials said an investigation reportedly determined the fire was set intentionally and as a result, 32-year-old Joshua David Patterson was arrested for his alleged involvement. Patterson was taken to a hospital after suffering burns to his arm and leg and carbon monoxide poisoning. Two accused of child exploitation arrested in joint investigation Upon release, he was booked on a charge of aggravated arson. Anyone with information on the incident can call the State Fire Marshal at trend already identified among 'Generation Beta' babies, BabyCenter claims Eight people shot within nine hours in New Orleans Two dead in Lower Ninth Ward homicide investigation Boil water advisory issued in New Orleans after 30″ main break How do the chemicals in sunscreen protect our skin from damage? Copyright 2025 Nexstar Media, Inc. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten, or redistributed.

Girl becomes fastest 8 year-old to run a 5k in the world
Girl becomes fastest 8 year-old to run a 5k in the world

South Wales Argus

time12-05-2025

  • Entertainment
  • South Wales Argus

Girl becomes fastest 8 year-old to run a 5k in the world

The previous record for the fastest eight-year-old to run a 5k was held by Gabrielle Hall - who completed it in 20 minutes and 30 seconds in 2015. As Lily has beaten this time, she is now believed to be the fastest eight-year-old in the world and said she was "so happy and proud" when she realised she had broken the record. If you are under the age of 11, then you have to run Parkrun with an adult so Lily was accompanied by Made in Chelsea reality star Joshua Patterson - who she said "helped her so much." Lily was joined by Made in Chelsea star, Joshua Patterson. (Image: SWNS) She said: "When I crossed the finish line and heard my time, I couldn't believe it. "I was just so happy and proud. "I knew I had to try my absolute best today, and having Joshua Patterson by my side helped me so much. "He kept telling me I was doing great and that gave me the energy to keep going when it got hard. "Beating the record felt like a dream come true. I still can't stop smiling about it." Her dad Faizal, 40, added that he is "beyond proud" of his daughter and says that watching her reach the finish line was "one of the most emotional moments he's had as a father." Faizal said: "I am beyond proud of Lily for what she achieved. "Watching her give everything she had, from the very first step to the sprint at the finish line, was one of the most emotional moments I've had as a father. Lily parents shared their very proud of her. (Image: SWNS) "The focus, the grit, and the sheer joy she showed were remarkable. "To break a world record at just eight years old is incredible, but what I'm most proud of is her attitude—her humility, her excitement, and her willingness to push her own limits." Lily, of Stanmore, Middlesex, was originally inspired by her brother Daniyal, nine - who is currently trying to beat the world record for the quickest nine-year-old boy to run a 5k - to start running. She says running makes her feel "so free and strong" and that this weekend was "one of the happiest days of her life." Lily, who runs three times a week, said: "Running makes me feel so free and strong, like I can do anything. "I love chasing new goals and getting better each time. Lily runs three times a week. (Image: SWNS) "This weekend was one of the happiest days of my life, and I'm so thankful to everyone who helped me and my mum and dad for always supporting me. "I can't wait to see what's next." Faizal, who runs a marketing company, hasn't contacted Guinness World Records just yet, as Lily hopes that she will be able to run a 5k in under 20 minutes before going for the official confirmation of the world record. Recommended Reading The schoolgirl says that she knows this will be "really tough" but she knows she will be able to do it if she "keeps believing in herself." Lily said: "Now, my next big goal is to try and break 20 minutes with Joshua Patterson and make it official for Guinness World Records. "It feels a little bit scary but exciting too. "I know it's going to be really tough, but I love a challenge and I love running fast. "I'm going to keep training hard and keep believing in myself, just like everyone believes in me."

Girl becomes fastest 8 year-old to run a 5k in the world
Girl becomes fastest 8 year-old to run a 5k in the world

Glasgow Times

time11-05-2025

  • Entertainment
  • Glasgow Times

Girl becomes fastest 8 year-old to run a 5k in the world

The previous record for the fastest eight-year-old to run a 5k was held by Gabrielle Hall - who completed it in 20 minutes and 30 seconds in 2015. As Lily has beaten this time, she is now believed to be the fastest eight-year-old in the world and said she was "so happy and proud" when she realised she had broken the record. If you are under the age of 11, then you have to run Parkrun with an adult so Lily was accompanied by Made in Chelsea reality star Joshua Patterson - who she said "helped her so much." Lily was joined by Made in Chelsea star, Joshua Patterson. (Image: SWNS) She said: "When I crossed the finish line and heard my time, I couldn't believe it. "I was just so happy and proud. "I knew I had to try my absolute best today, and having Joshua Patterson by my side helped me so much. "He kept telling me I was doing great and that gave me the energy to keep going when it got hard. "Beating the record felt like a dream come true. I still can't stop smiling about it." Her dad Faizal, 40, added that he is "beyond proud" of his daughter and says that watching her reach the finish line was "one of the most emotional moments he's had as a father." Faizal said: "I am beyond proud of Lily for what she achieved. "Watching her give everything she had, from the very first step to the sprint at the finish line, was one of the most emotional moments I've had as a father. Lily parents shared their very proud of her. (Image: SWNS) "The focus, the grit, and the sheer joy she showed were remarkable. "To break a world record at just eight years old is incredible, but what I'm most proud of is her attitude—her humility, her excitement, and her willingness to push her own limits." Lily, of Stanmore, Middlesex, was originally inspired by her brother Daniyal, nine - who is currently trying to beat the world record for the quickest nine-year-old boy to run a 5k - to start running. She says running makes her feel "so free and strong" and that this weekend was "one of the happiest days of her life." Lily, who runs three times a week, said: "Running makes me feel so free and strong, like I can do anything. "I love chasing new goals and getting better each time. Lily runs three times a week. (Image: SWNS) "This weekend was one of the happiest days of my life, and I'm so thankful to everyone who helped me and my mum and dad for always supporting me. "I can't wait to see what's next." Faizal, who runs a marketing company, hasn't contacted Guinness World Records just yet, as Lily hopes that she will be able to run a 5k in under 20 minutes before going for the official confirmation of the world record. Recommended Reading The schoolgirl says that she knows this will be "really tough" but she knows she will be able to do it if she "keeps believing in herself." Lily said: "Now, my next big goal is to try and break 20 minutes with Joshua Patterson and make it official for Guinness World Records. "It feels a little bit scary but exciting too. "I know it's going to be really tough, but I love a challenge and I love running fast. "I'm going to keep training hard and keep believing in myself, just like everyone believes in me."

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