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Preserving Your Wedding Dress
By Sandra Joseph How do you preserve your beautiful wedding gown and keep it in good enough shape to hand down to your daughter or daughter-in-law one day? How do you keep it from
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Wedding Day Glamour
By Madelaine B. Landry The one day that a woman does not want an unexpected glitch to happen is her wedding day. That definitely includes her carefully crafted timeline for wedding makeup, wedding hair
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THE GREAT FOOD TRUCK RACE FILMS IN LAKE CHARLES
BY DIANA VALLETTE The folks over at Visit Lake Charles secured another great opportunity for our city. In case you missed it, Food Network rolled in on Jan. 29 to film an episode of
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Fish Fry For Haiti
Fish Fry for Haiti, the annual fundraiser to support Saint Mathieu Ecole Episcopale in Haiti, will take place Friday, Feb. 23. Take-out dinners of catfish with all the trimmings plus a homemade dessert will
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A SOLUTION IN SEARCH OF A PROBLEM
CARBON CAPTURE IS LARGELY A MATTER OF GREAT UNKNOWNS • BY BRAD GOINS The Biden administration recently gave Louisiana regulators new and unusual power to attract and approve carbon capture projects. Louisiana is accustomed
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Extra Dash-Nawal’s Kabab House & Grill
The significance of a ribbon-cutting for a business is monumental. It’s an appreciation and recognition of the business and shows the support of the city’s leadership and the community. With arms wide open, Eazy
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Runnin’ Down A Dream
When you live in this part of the Deep South, the holidays are not over when the Christmas tree comes down. Jan. 6 is the feast of the Epiphany, also designated as Twelfth Night,
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EPIC HEALTH: BEYOND TRADITIONAL CARE
Now that I sit at a desk all day, the massage I’m about to receive is needed. It’s my first appointment of four
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MIKE SOILEAU ON “BUDDY” RUSS CONRAD
My ‘Buddy’ Russ was probably the only guy I ever met who was as geeked out about radio as I am. We both sat in our bedrooms as kids playing with record players and
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I’m a wine girl. There’s not much that beats a smooth cabernet sauvignon (specifically from the Paso Robles region) in my book. As of my trip to Lacassine, I’m a newly converted rum girl.
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