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On November 16, 2021, the Baker Chamber of Commerce held a ribbon cutting ceremony for the new Fast Pace Urgent Care located at 902 Main Street.
Members of the community came out as part of Fast Pace Urgent Care's drive thru celebration as members of the Baker Chamber of Commerce, Councilmembers and City of Baker staff prepared for the ribbon cutting ceremony.
Michel Woods, President of the Baker Chamber of Commerce, greeted and thanked all those in attendance as well as thanked Fast Pace for taking on the opportunity of investing and becoming a member of the City of Baker.
Councilwoman Rochelle Dunn thanked and welcomed Fast Pace and stated how much she appreciated them being part of the City of Baker.
"Urgent care facilities came through during the heart of the pandemic; a time when we couldn't easily go to the doctor's office or hospital. I'm so thankful to have another urgent care within our city to help our citizens," said Mayor Waites.
Asia Farlough, the regional marketing coordinator of the Louisiana branch, and Miosha Bailey, the Nurse Practitioner of Fast Pace, both stated that they are supper excited and looking forward to serving the citizens of Baker.
After the ribbon cutting ceremony, all attendees were given goody bags, t-shirts, were entered into a raffle for a 50-inch TV, and took a tour of the clinic. You can learn more about Fast Pace Urgent Care, their hours, to make an appointment, and job opportunities by visiting their website or call at 225-500-2504.
 Michel Woods, President of the Baker Chamber of Commerce
 Councilwoman Rochelle Dunn
 Belinda Williams
 Mayor Darnell Waites
 Asia Farlough, Regional Marketing Coordinator of the Louisiana branch
 Miosha Bailey, Nurse Practitioner
 Left to Right: Morgan Penton, Mechelle Marchand-Brumfield, Michel Woods, Jennifer Hosey, Asia Farlough, Amber Matthews, Asia Raby, Christiona Miles, Councilman Robert Young, Cynthia Grimes, Mayor Waites, Angela Machen, Miosha Bailey, Councilman Dr. Charles Vincent, Becky Bond, Dedrick Lewis, Councilwoman Glenda Bryant, Shaelisa Bardley Hunt, Councilwoman Brenda G. Jackson, Amelia Georgetown, and Theresa Carmen.
 Photo Credit: Willie Williams
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