Filter CategoriesFilter AllLola ShreveportLouisiana LadiesFashionHealth and BeautyHome and EntertainingKiddosCommunityEvents Seasons of Hardship and Harvest Read More Seasons of Hardship and Harvest By Kelly Johnson with Lola Magazine | Photography Courtesy of Kelly Johnson There are conversations that leave an imprint on your heart long after they end. Our visit with Kelly Johnson was one of those conversations. From the moment we stepped into her home, we were welcomed with warmth, laughter, and the kind of hospitality that immediately puts guests at ease.... From Oaxaca to North Louisiana: A Farm-to-Table Life with Gabriel Balderas Read More From Oaxaca to North Louisiana: A Farm-to-Table Life with Gabriel Balderas As Told by Gabriel Balderas | Photography by Brittany Strickland I grew up in Oaxaca, Mexico, where food was never just food. It was the smell of herbs in the garden, the sound of hands working dough, the color of peppers drying in the sun, the wisdom of knowing when something was ready to harvest. It was family, culture, health, and respect... Chicago: Our Newest City Escape Read More Chicago: Our Newest City Escape Written by Jessica Comegys Your Next Long Weekend Starts at SHV We spend a lot of time thinking about where we can connect through Atlanta, Charlotte or Dallas. But what if, instead of rushing to the next gate, you simply walked out of the airport? Beginning October 25, United Airlines is adding daily nonstop service from Shreveport to Chicago O’Hare, putting one of... Where Tradition Meets the Tee Read More Where Tradition Meets the Tee There are golf tournaments, and then there are traditions. For 68 years, the women of the East Ridge Women’s Golf Association (ERWGA) have cultivated one of Shreveport-Bossier’s most enduring traditions: the East Ridge Women’s Road Runner Invitational. Founded in 1958, the ERWGA was established with a simple yet lasting purpose: to promote the game of golf throughout Shreveport, Bossier City... Fall Front Porch Transition Read More Fall Front Porch Transition by Lola Magazine An Easy Guide to Taking Your Fall Porch into the Holidays Last fall, we shared the ingredients for creating a welcoming Southern entrance—layers of pumpkins and gourds, colorful crotons, mums, natural textures and plenty of seasonal warmth. Many in our region already have full festive displays on your doorsteps, and before long, it will be time to transition to... Passport to Wellness: How to Travel, Recharge, and Return Restored Read More Passport to Wellness: How to Travel, Recharge, and Return Restored By Dr. Victoria Luraguiz & Dr. Natalia Luraguiz A wonderful vacation should leave us restored—not exhausted, dehydrated and feeling as though we need another week to recover. he secret is not following a perfect wellness routine while traveling. It is preparing your body before departure, making intentional choices during the trip and giving yourself time to reset when you return. Prepare Before You... Scrub-A-Dub Divas: Soaking up the Joy, One Bathtub at a Time Read More Scrub-A-Dub Divas: Soaking up the Joy, One Bathtub at a Time by Lola Magazine How does a group of grandmothers, mothers, sisters and friends—women who happen to know a thing or two about Mardi Gras—decide what their community really needs is a group of women riding around in motorized bathtubs? Package up a whole lot of fun with a little mischief, toss in plenty of sparkle, tie it together with the bow... A Seat at the Table – Sister Friend Fall ‘26 Read More A Seat at the Table – Sister Friend Fall ‘26 Recently, we’ve been spending a lot of time sitting at tables with incredible, inspiring individuals. Some are business owners we’ve just met, some we’re reacquainting ourselves with, and some are old friends turned family. Around these tables, we’re finding people with different perspectives, expertise, experiences, and creative gifts, and we’re creating space for them to dream, share, invest, and grow... When the White Coat Comes Off Read More When the White Coat Comes Off By Lola Magazine | Photography by Ivy B. French Dr. Lindsey Pennington, founder and surgeon at Pennington Facial Plastics, has built a career around precision. At home, she is learning the beauty of presence. There is a small pause between Dr. Lindsey Pennington’s two worlds, and it happens before she enters her home. At the end of a workday, Lindsey pulls in, turns... You Can't Harvest What You Don't Heal Read More You Can't Harvest What You Don't Heal Dr. Molly Boyd, PhD, LPC-S LMFT | Photography by Brittany Strickland I sit across from women every week who are tired in a way that sleep alone will not fix. They are often the people everyone counts on. They manage the schedules, remember the appointments, soothe the hurt feelings, and notice what everyone else needs. They are raising children, supporting spouses,... You Found a Breast Lump: What Happens Next? Read More You Found a Breast Lump: What Happens Next? By Jane Sugar, MD A lump, a mass, a knot, a nodule, or whatever term you’d like to call it - finding one in your breast can be scary. Immediately, you are worried. Your mind races and quickly arrives at the worst-case scenario: Is this cancer? Is this what a cancer feels like? Fortunately, approximately 80% of breast masses turn out... Fall 2026 Events Read More Fall 2026 Events Red River Revel: Where Artists Thrive and Memories Are Made Read More Red River Revel: Where Artists Thrive and Memories Are Made By Lola Magazine Some anniversaries deserve more than a celebration—they deserve a standing ovation. This year, the Red River Revel turns 50, and for many of us, it feels a little like celebrating a member of the family. That’s the magic of the Revel. It’s never been just about art. It’s about memories - first dates, family traditions, grandparents introducing grandchildren to... Fit for School with Better Backpacks, Hydration and Sleep Read More Fit for School with Better Backpacks, Hydration and Sleep By Jamiee Brice, APRN, CPNP When back-to-school season rolls around, we’re often busy checking off school supply lists and organizing schedules. But what happens outside the classroom affects how students manage their time inside it. Things like an improperly fitted backpack, not drinking enough water and poor sleep routines can take a toll on more than just a report card. They... Painting Joy: One Storefront at a Time Read More Painting Joy: One Storefront at a Time By Madelyn Greenleaf, founder of Made by Madz Art If you’ve ever smiled at a storefront window I’ve painted before you walked inside, then my job is done. My goal has never simply been to paint windows, murals, or banners. My goal is joy. I want people to walk by a business, see bright colors, silly characters, or bold designs, and smile... Confidence Before Crisis: Why Early Support is Better Than Waiting for Failure Read More Confidence Before Crisis: Why Early Support is Better Than Waiting for Failure By Beth Woods, M.Ed. Owner and Founder of At Home Academy I recently received a call from a parent who asked, "How do I know when my child needs a tutor?" It's an important question, but before we talk about when, let's talk about why. Many people think of tutoring as something you do only after a child has fallen behind. I see it... HOCO Style: Your Homecoming 2026 Inspo Board Read More HOCO Style: Your Homecoming 2026 Inspo Board What Love Left Behind: Three Girls, Their Lives and the Lessons that Still Shape Our Community Read More What Love Left Behind: Three Girls, Their Lives and the Lessons that Still Shape Our Community By Lola Magazine with the Perdue, Reed and Watkins Families Nearly twenty years ago, a tragedy of unimaginable measure shook the North Bossier community. The bustling halls of Airline High School grew quieter. So did the sanctuaries and youth rooms of local churches where three of our brightest lights—Emily Perdue, Molly Reed, and Katy Watkins—had served so faithfully. On a Friday afternoon... Investing in the Next Generation Read More Investing in the Next Generation By Waynette Balengee When people ask me what I do in retirement, they’re usually surprised by my answer. Most people assume retirement is about slowing down. They picture golf, travel, lunches with friends, mahjong games, and afternoons with nowhere particular to be. Those are wonderful ways to enjoy a season that has been earned through years of hard work. But God... Streetcar Snoballs: A Taste of NOLA in North Louisiana Read More Streetcar Snoballs: A Taste of NOLA in North Louisiana By Erica Gilliam I remember falling in love with a New Orleans sno-ball as a little girl. I am a New Orleans girl at heart. Growing up, sno-balls were not simply summertime treats—they were part of our culture. You might stop for one after baseball practice, meet friends at the neighborhood stand on a hot afternoon, or use the promise of... 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Filter CategoriesFilter AllLola ShreveportLouisiana LadiesFashionHealth and BeautyHome and EntertainingKiddosCommunityEvents Seasons of Hardship and Harvest Read More Seasons of Hardship and Harvest By Kelly Johnson with Lola Magazine | Photography Courtesy of Kelly Johnson There are conversations that leave an imprint on your heart long after they end. Our visit with Kelly Johnson was one of those conversations. From the moment we stepped into her home, we were welcomed with warmth, laughter, and the kind of hospitality that immediately puts guests at ease.... From Oaxaca to North Louisiana: A Farm-to-Table Life with Gabriel Balderas Read More From Oaxaca to North Louisiana: A Farm-to-Table Life with Gabriel Balderas As Told by Gabriel Balderas | Photography by Brittany Strickland I grew up in Oaxaca, Mexico, where food was never just food. It was the smell of herbs in the garden, the sound of hands working dough, the color of peppers drying in the sun, the wisdom of knowing when something was ready to harvest. It was family, culture, health, and respect... Chicago: Our Newest City Escape Read More Chicago: Our Newest City Escape Written by Jessica Comegys Your Next Long Weekend Starts at SHV We spend a lot of time thinking about where we can connect through Atlanta, Charlotte or Dallas. But what if, instead of rushing to the next gate, you simply walked out of the airport? Beginning October 25, United Airlines is adding daily nonstop service from Shreveport to Chicago O’Hare, putting one of... Where Tradition Meets the Tee Read More Where Tradition Meets the Tee There are golf tournaments, and then there are traditions. For 68 years, the women of the East Ridge Women’s Golf Association (ERWGA) have cultivated one of Shreveport-Bossier’s most enduring traditions: the East Ridge Women’s Road Runner Invitational. Founded in 1958, the ERWGA was established with a simple yet lasting purpose: to promote the game of golf throughout Shreveport, Bossier City... Fall Front Porch Transition Read More Fall Front Porch Transition by Lola Magazine An Easy Guide to Taking Your Fall Porch into the Holidays Last fall, we shared the ingredients for creating a welcoming Southern entrance—layers of pumpkins and gourds, colorful crotons, mums, natural textures and plenty of seasonal warmth. Many in our region already have full festive displays on your doorsteps, and before long, it will be time to transition to... Passport to Wellness: How to Travel, Recharge, and Return Restored Read More Passport to Wellness: How to Travel, Recharge, and Return Restored By Dr. Victoria Luraguiz & Dr. Natalia Luraguiz A wonderful vacation should leave us restored—not exhausted, dehydrated and feeling as though we need another week to recover. he secret is not following a perfect wellness routine while traveling. It is preparing your body before departure, making intentional choices during the trip and giving yourself time to reset when you return. Prepare Before You... Scrub-A-Dub Divas: Soaking up the Joy, One Bathtub at a Time Read More Scrub-A-Dub Divas: Soaking up the Joy, One Bathtub at a Time by Lola Magazine How does a group of grandmothers, mothers, sisters and friends—women who happen to know a thing or two about Mardi Gras—decide what their community really needs is a group of women riding around in motorized bathtubs? Package up a whole lot of fun with a little mischief, toss in plenty of sparkle, tie it together with the bow... A Seat at the Table – Sister Friend Fall ‘26 Read More A Seat at the Table – Sister Friend Fall ‘26 Recently, we’ve been spending a lot of time sitting at tables with incredible, inspiring individuals. Some are business owners we’ve just met, some we’re reacquainting ourselves with, and some are old friends turned family. Around these tables, we’re finding people with different perspectives, expertise, experiences, and creative gifts, and we’re creating space for them to dream, share, invest, and grow... When the White Coat Comes Off Read More When the White Coat Comes Off By Lola Magazine | Photography by Ivy B. French Dr. Lindsey Pennington, founder and surgeon at Pennington Facial Plastics, has built a career around precision. At home, she is learning the beauty of presence. There is a small pause between Dr. Lindsey Pennington’s two worlds, and it happens before she enters her home. At the end of a workday, Lindsey pulls in, turns... You Can't Harvest What You Don't Heal Read More You Can't Harvest What You Don't Heal Dr. Molly Boyd, PhD, LPC-S LMFT | Photography by Brittany Strickland I sit across from women every week who are tired in a way that sleep alone will not fix. They are often the people everyone counts on. They manage the schedules, remember the appointments, soothe the hurt feelings, and notice what everyone else needs. They are raising children, supporting spouses,... You Found a Breast Lump: What Happens Next? Read More You Found a Breast Lump: What Happens Next? By Jane Sugar, MD A lump, a mass, a knot, a nodule, or whatever term you’d like to call it - finding one in your breast can be scary. Immediately, you are worried. Your mind races and quickly arrives at the worst-case scenario: Is this cancer? Is this what a cancer feels like? Fortunately, approximately 80% of breast masses turn out... Fall 2026 Events Read More Fall 2026 Events Red River Revel: Where Artists Thrive and Memories Are Made Read More Red River Revel: Where Artists Thrive and Memories Are Made By Lola Magazine Some anniversaries deserve more than a celebration—they deserve a standing ovation. This year, the Red River Revel turns 50, and for many of us, it feels a little like celebrating a member of the family. That’s the magic of the Revel. It’s never been just about art. It’s about memories - first dates, family traditions, grandparents introducing grandchildren to... Fit for School with Better Backpacks, Hydration and Sleep Read More Fit for School with Better Backpacks, Hydration and Sleep By Jamiee Brice, APRN, CPNP When back-to-school season rolls around, we’re often busy checking off school supply lists and organizing schedules. But what happens outside the classroom affects how students manage their time inside it. Things like an improperly fitted backpack, not drinking enough water and poor sleep routines can take a toll on more than just a report card. They... Painting Joy: One Storefront at a Time Read More Painting Joy: One Storefront at a Time By Madelyn Greenleaf, founder of Made by Madz Art If you’ve ever smiled at a storefront window I’ve painted before you walked inside, then my job is done. My goal has never simply been to paint windows, murals, or banners. My goal is joy. I want people to walk by a business, see bright colors, silly characters, or bold designs, and smile... Confidence Before Crisis: Why Early Support is Better Than Waiting for Failure Read More Confidence Before Crisis: Why Early Support is Better Than Waiting for Failure By Beth Woods, M.Ed. Owner and Founder of At Home Academy I recently received a call from a parent who asked, "How do I know when my child needs a tutor?" It's an important question, but before we talk about when, let's talk about why. Many people think of tutoring as something you do only after a child has fallen behind. I see it... HOCO Style: Your Homecoming 2026 Inspo Board Read More HOCO Style: Your Homecoming 2026 Inspo Board What Love Left Behind: Three Girls, Their Lives and the Lessons that Still Shape Our Community Read More What Love Left Behind: Three Girls, Their Lives and the Lessons that Still Shape Our Community By Lola Magazine with the Perdue, Reed and Watkins Families Nearly twenty years ago, a tragedy of unimaginable measure shook the North Bossier community. The bustling halls of Airline High School grew quieter. So did the sanctuaries and youth rooms of local churches where three of our brightest lights—Emily Perdue, Molly Reed, and Katy Watkins—had served so faithfully. On a Friday afternoon... Investing in the Next Generation Read More Investing in the Next Generation By Waynette Balengee When people ask me what I do in retirement, they’re usually surprised by my answer. Most people assume retirement is about slowing down. They picture golf, travel, lunches with friends, mahjong games, and afternoons with nowhere particular to be. Those are wonderful ways to enjoy a season that has been earned through years of hard work. But God... Streetcar Snoballs: A Taste of NOLA in North Louisiana Read More Streetcar Snoballs: A Taste of NOLA in North Louisiana By Erica Gilliam I remember falling in love with a New Orleans sno-ball as a little girl. I am a New Orleans girl at heart. Growing up, sno-balls were not simply summertime treats—they were part of our culture. You might stop for one after baseball practice, meet friends at the neighborhood stand on a hot afternoon, or use the promise of...
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