Filter CategoriesFilter AllLola ShreveportLouisiana LadiesFashionHealth and BeautyHome and EntertainingKiddosCommunityEvents Read More Reading List Are you looking for a new and captivating read to dive into? Our list includes the most anticipated books of 2023. We found them all fully engaging and impossible to put down. From fiction, biographies, and thrillers to motivational self-help books, these new releases should be on every book lover’s to-be-read list. If you’re in the mood for thrilling suspense, “The Sanatorium”... Read More Cotillion LXXIV Inspired by the New Orleans Mardi Gras Krewe balls, especially the tradition of Rex, the Cotillion Club was established in 1949 by organizers as a grande social fete that celebrated the festival weekend and its participants. In 1949, the Shreveport Chamber of Commerce along with local merchants and civic leaders, held committee meetings to research the creation of a permanent festival... Read More Vintage Cringe In the spirit of reflecting at times we may long for the simplicity of decades past, but this collection of vintage advertising from the mid-20th century may change your perspective. These outrageous advertisements were socially acceptable, giving publications a taste of everyday bigotry to promote their brands. Yes, it was certainly a different time back then. Women were primarily homemakers, men worked... Read More Baby Steps to a Healthy Brain in 2023 Healthy: Hydrate Constantly Eat Well Attitude of Positivity Let it Go to Sleep Think, Meditate, Pray Help Others Your Exercise Hydrate Yourself Constantly to Reach Optimal Brain Health. Your body uses an enormous amount of the water you take in, but your brain uses more. If you are not providing the right level of hydration for your body, then your brain is starved for the fluids it needs,... Read More Giddy Up Pediatrics Hello! My name is Amber Chanler. I am from the hometown of Arcadia, La. I graduated college in 2009 with my Master’s Degree in Pediatric Acute and Continuing Care. Throughout my 12 years of experience, I am blessed to say that I have made a difference in the pediatric world. My dream has always been to have my own pediatric practice... Read More The Krewe of Pomona The word means Roman goddess of fruitful abundance In terms of fun, fellowship and dancing the night away, there is a brand-new krewe in town bringing fruitful abundance of a good time to Ruston. The Krewe of Pomona was established in 2022 by a group of friends looking to revamp the Mardi Gras scene in Ruston. Michelle Landry, member of the... Read More The Miss Louisiana Organization Miss Congeniality,’ the 2000 box office hit, is a fan favorite with lovable pageant queens and unforgettable one-liners. In the film, Cheryl Frasier, aka Miss Rhode Island, instructed to describe her perfect date during her onstage interview responds with an uncomfortable giggle and this classic line: “That’s a tough one, I’d have to say April 25th. Because it’s not too hot,... Read More Obstructive Sleep Apnea My name is Dr. Paige Volentine and ten years ago, I had no idea what obstructive sleep apnea was. I had no clue who it affected and how it affected them. I am in the field of dentistry and never considered breathing and sleeping to be part of my scope of care. In retrospect, I was blind to a... Read More Timeless Tips: Hostess with the Mostess Be A Do-Gooder & Send Thank You Notes One thing a southern lady does well is get involved in her community. Our mothers and grandmothers always lend a hand at church or at the school. They show up to fundraisers and offer to gather donations, deliver food to the elderly, or drop off a casserole at a potluck fundraiser. These are... Read More The Ten Seasons in Louisiana In Louisiana, we may not have the four basic seasons, but we have ten of our own seasons and we celebrate accordingly. Seasons of celebrations, crustaceans and hot weather give us a spirit and culture you can only find in Louisiana. 1. Mardi Gras Season Mardi Gras, quite possibly the biggest celebration in Louisiana, is a Christian holiday and a staple in... Read More COO Angie White North Louisiana Economic Partnership COO Angie White Written by Megann McDaniel Angie White is Chief Operating Officer of the North Louisiana Economic Partnership, a regional economic development organization serving 14 parishes of North Louisiana. She joined NLEP in 2008 to start a new workforce program and has held many roles there since, working closely with companies throughout the region to expand and... Read More Mardi Gras 318 Art Garden Boutique Barr JAC Goldies Pretense Simply Chic The Collective The Fashion Read More How Far We Have Come A look back into the life of a 1950‘s Housewife At times it feels as if society moves slow with progression, but in the modern world of the stay-at-home mom, once referred to as the “housewife”, we have certainly come along way. This humorous article rumored to have been published in the May 13, 1955, issue of Housekeeping Monthly, “The Good... Read More The Most "Worth It" Cosmetic Procedures By Dr. Skylar Souyoul Board Certified Dermatologist And Dr. Lindsey Pennington Double Board Certified Facial Plastic Surgeon The cosmetic industry grows every year. The access of social media has made learning about and undergoing cosmetic procedures more accessible and mainstream. It is easier now more than ever to research, schedule and even watch procedures from the comfort of your home. So,... Read More Broken Ships Still Have Strong Anchors We have all these New Year’s resolutions, goals, and life changes on January 1 every year. You say I will stop eating sweets, work out more, drink more water, attend church, focus more on myself, and spend more time with the Lord, but how do you obtain a goal without a plan? How do you make a plan without direction?... Read More Cracking the Code to Optimal Health It’s Dr. Karen and first things first, “Thank You” for reading this article. I hope it will inspire you to want to purchase my book, read it and take action. Now, allow me to start with a quick message I think is interesting. I talk with many patients and most tell me the conventional medical model of sick care is preventing... Read More Diabetes Mellitus (DM) in Children and Teenagers Diabetes mellitus (DM) is a disorder in which blood sugar (glucose) levels are abnormally high. A hormone called insulin controls the level of glucose in your blood. Diabetes mellitus is caused by either decreased insulin production (insulin deficiency) or decreased effect of insulin (insulin resistance). There are different types of diabetes, Type 1 DM and Type 2DM, diabetes that occurs due to... Read More The Highs and Lows of Childhood Diabetes Grayson Erie loves school, playing with her best friends, singing, and dancing. While she enjoys spending quality time with her mom, Lilian, she is by all accounts a “daddy’s girl.” “Whether it’s playing Barbies, riding bikes, or swimming, whatever she wants to do, I’m down. I’ll even let her do my hair and makeup sometimes,” said Grayson’s dad, Chad. Grayson... Read More Give the Gift of Reading Did you have a favorite book as a child? Maybe it was a bedtime story that gave you the sweetest of dreams or a comfort book that you have positive memories tied to. The reality is, not all children are read bedtime stories, have the opportunity to get lost in a good book, or have access to books in their... Read More Unwrapping the Typical If you find yourself looking for the perfect gift for someone who already has “all the things”, think about unwrapping the typical and give them an experience in beauty, health or travel. Unique jewelry and trendy new gadgets are always on the top of everyone’s Christmas list, but we do live in a retail world where more stuff is at times…...
Filter CategoriesFilter AllLola ShreveportLouisiana LadiesFashionHealth and BeautyHome and EntertainingKiddosCommunityEvents Read More Reading List Are you looking for a new and captivating read to dive into? Our list includes the most anticipated books of 2023. We found them all fully engaging and impossible to put down. From fiction, biographies, and thrillers to motivational self-help books, these new releases should be on every book lover’s to-be-read list. If you’re in the mood for thrilling suspense, “The Sanatorium”... Read More Cotillion LXXIV Inspired by the New Orleans Mardi Gras Krewe balls, especially the tradition of Rex, the Cotillion Club was established in 1949 by organizers as a grande social fete that celebrated the festival weekend and its participants. In 1949, the Shreveport Chamber of Commerce along with local merchants and civic leaders, held committee meetings to research the creation of a permanent festival... Read More Vintage Cringe In the spirit of reflecting at times we may long for the simplicity of decades past, but this collection of vintage advertising from the mid-20th century may change your perspective. These outrageous advertisements were socially acceptable, giving publications a taste of everyday bigotry to promote their brands. Yes, it was certainly a different time back then. Women were primarily homemakers, men worked... Read More Baby Steps to a Healthy Brain in 2023 Healthy: Hydrate Constantly Eat Well Attitude of Positivity Let it Go to Sleep Think, Meditate, Pray Help Others Your Exercise Hydrate Yourself Constantly to Reach Optimal Brain Health. Your body uses an enormous amount of the water you take in, but your brain uses more. If you are not providing the right level of hydration for your body, then your brain is starved for the fluids it needs,... Read More Giddy Up Pediatrics Hello! My name is Amber Chanler. I am from the hometown of Arcadia, La. I graduated college in 2009 with my Master’s Degree in Pediatric Acute and Continuing Care. Throughout my 12 years of experience, I am blessed to say that I have made a difference in the pediatric world. My dream has always been to have my own pediatric practice... Read More The Krewe of Pomona The word means Roman goddess of fruitful abundance In terms of fun, fellowship and dancing the night away, there is a brand-new krewe in town bringing fruitful abundance of a good time to Ruston. The Krewe of Pomona was established in 2022 by a group of friends looking to revamp the Mardi Gras scene in Ruston. Michelle Landry, member of the... Read More The Miss Louisiana Organization Miss Congeniality,’ the 2000 box office hit, is a fan favorite with lovable pageant queens and unforgettable one-liners. In the film, Cheryl Frasier, aka Miss Rhode Island, instructed to describe her perfect date during her onstage interview responds with an uncomfortable giggle and this classic line: “That’s a tough one, I’d have to say April 25th. Because it’s not too hot,... Read More Obstructive Sleep Apnea My name is Dr. Paige Volentine and ten years ago, I had no idea what obstructive sleep apnea was. I had no clue who it affected and how it affected them. I am in the field of dentistry and never considered breathing and sleeping to be part of my scope of care. In retrospect, I was blind to a... Read More Timeless Tips: Hostess with the Mostess Be A Do-Gooder & Send Thank You Notes One thing a southern lady does well is get involved in her community. Our mothers and grandmothers always lend a hand at church or at the school. They show up to fundraisers and offer to gather donations, deliver food to the elderly, or drop off a casserole at a potluck fundraiser. These are... Read More The Ten Seasons in Louisiana In Louisiana, we may not have the four basic seasons, but we have ten of our own seasons and we celebrate accordingly. Seasons of celebrations, crustaceans and hot weather give us a spirit and culture you can only find in Louisiana. 1. Mardi Gras Season Mardi Gras, quite possibly the biggest celebration in Louisiana, is a Christian holiday and a staple in... Read More COO Angie White North Louisiana Economic Partnership COO Angie White Written by Megann McDaniel Angie White is Chief Operating Officer of the North Louisiana Economic Partnership, a regional economic development organization serving 14 parishes of North Louisiana. She joined NLEP in 2008 to start a new workforce program and has held many roles there since, working closely with companies throughout the region to expand and... Read More Mardi Gras 318 Art Garden Boutique Barr JAC Goldies Pretense Simply Chic The Collective The Fashion Read More How Far We Have Come A look back into the life of a 1950‘s Housewife At times it feels as if society moves slow with progression, but in the modern world of the stay-at-home mom, once referred to as the “housewife”, we have certainly come along way. This humorous article rumored to have been published in the May 13, 1955, issue of Housekeeping Monthly, “The Good... Read More The Most "Worth It" Cosmetic Procedures By Dr. Skylar Souyoul Board Certified Dermatologist And Dr. Lindsey Pennington Double Board Certified Facial Plastic Surgeon The cosmetic industry grows every year. The access of social media has made learning about and undergoing cosmetic procedures more accessible and mainstream. It is easier now more than ever to research, schedule and even watch procedures from the comfort of your home. So,... Read More Broken Ships Still Have Strong Anchors We have all these New Year’s resolutions, goals, and life changes on January 1 every year. You say I will stop eating sweets, work out more, drink more water, attend church, focus more on myself, and spend more time with the Lord, but how do you obtain a goal without a plan? How do you make a plan without direction?... Read More Cracking the Code to Optimal Health It’s Dr. Karen and first things first, “Thank You” for reading this article. I hope it will inspire you to want to purchase my book, read it and take action. Now, allow me to start with a quick message I think is interesting. I talk with many patients and most tell me the conventional medical model of sick care is preventing... Read More Diabetes Mellitus (DM) in Children and Teenagers Diabetes mellitus (DM) is a disorder in which blood sugar (glucose) levels are abnormally high. A hormone called insulin controls the level of glucose in your blood. Diabetes mellitus is caused by either decreased insulin production (insulin deficiency) or decreased effect of insulin (insulin resistance). There are different types of diabetes, Type 1 DM and Type 2DM, diabetes that occurs due to... Read More The Highs and Lows of Childhood Diabetes Grayson Erie loves school, playing with her best friends, singing, and dancing. While she enjoys spending quality time with her mom, Lilian, she is by all accounts a “daddy’s girl.” “Whether it’s playing Barbies, riding bikes, or swimming, whatever she wants to do, I’m down. I’ll even let her do my hair and makeup sometimes,” said Grayson’s dad, Chad. Grayson... Read More Give the Gift of Reading Did you have a favorite book as a child? Maybe it was a bedtime story that gave you the sweetest of dreams or a comfort book that you have positive memories tied to. The reality is, not all children are read bedtime stories, have the opportunity to get lost in a good book, or have access to books in their... Read More Unwrapping the Typical If you find yourself looking for the perfect gift for someone who already has “all the things”, think about unwrapping the typical and give them an experience in beauty, health or travel. Unique jewelry and trendy new gadgets are always on the top of everyone’s Christmas list, but we do live in a retail world where more stuff is at times…...
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