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Fête du Void
Soundcheck by Sam Pav Fête du Void is one of the most unique and enriching experiences among Louisiana festivals. Nestled in the heart of Oakdale, this annual gathering is a two-day camping, music, arts
Read More »Wonderfully Made Intimate Apparel And Mastectomy Care Helps Breast Cancer Patients Through Their Post-Surgery Journey
By Karla Wall Julie Lewis, owner of Wonderfully Made Intimate Apparel and Mastectomy Care, located at 617 W. Prien Lake Rd. in Lake Charles, wasn’t trained in breast cancer care — she hadn’t even
Read More »Empowering, Revitalizing, Educating
Project Build A Future Provides Affordable Housing, Revitalizes Neighborhoods BY KARLA WALL Project Build a Future was founded in 2001 when Fr. Henry Mancuso, then pastor of Sacred Heart of Jesus Catholic Church in
Read More »Never Trust A Skinny Man: The Man Behind The Food Reviews
By Diana Vallette Hey SkinnyMan,” a man yells across the parking lot. Xennial Dee is getting recognized more and more these days for his Never Trust A Skinny Man food review videos. “I never
Read More »Big E’s Kitchen
204 Patton St., Sulphur It was a casual Saturday and my wife had driven down to Hackberry earlier that morning to visit her parents; I had
Read More »PICKLEBALL 101?
I’m going through a pretty significant life change these days, and one of the ways I’ve managed to not completely sink into a hole and wish to die is by surrounding myself with friends
Read More »The Zeal For Teal
BY RUSTY DAWDY Teal aren’t the most glamourous of the game birds. They’re subtly handsome but lack the true nobility of a pheasant’s impressive pelt. They’re certainly not the largest game bird. A turkey
Read More »The Bekery
2040 E. Walnut St., Lake Charles I can recall the eager and ambitious beginnings of The Bekery. The off-the-beaten path bakery, in its
Read More »Ol’ Red Eye Of The Sulphur Mines Lakes
BY RUSTY DAWDY Long before the internet and Google, we had to figure out solutions to life’s dilemmas ourselves. This included hunting and fishing techniques. We would question friends or acquaintances and gradually piece together something
Read More »McNEESE MOMENTS
I really leaned on my McNeese alumni status for this issue’s column, and it all started at a
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