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THE QUEST FOR SPEED
For Kevin And John Broussard, Fuel-Altered Racing Runs In The Family By Kerri Cooke Featured Photo by Russell Brown Kevin Broussard has always had a passion for cars, and one day that passion
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PRESERVING THE PAST
The Honorable Mission To Preserve The USS Orleck By Kerri Cooke Memorial Day is an important but underestimated holiday. It allows citizens to remember the past and show respect for the men and women
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PUTTING THE ART BACK IN ARCHITECTURE THE STORY OF POOLE CABINETS IN WELSH
In the small town of Welsh there lives a carpenter, along with his wife and three sons — Brandt, Hagen and Teyton. The carpenter’s name is Roddy Poole, and he builds exquisite customized cabinets.
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PROVIDING HELP FOR THE LOCAL D.A.V. OFFICE
After Veteran’s Day comes and goes, it’s easy to forget about American veterans and their year-round struggles as we get caught up in our own lives. Americans celebrate Veterans Day nationally once a year.
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Family, Fellowship And An Outdoor Kitchen
It began with a love: a love for the outdoors. Nikki and Josh O’Quain knew exactly what they wanted, and that was an outdoor kitchen that would complement the riverside next to their home.
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Mike Brignac: Dealing With Dystonia
We tend to see people as victims when they have a certain disease or are suffering from unfortunate circumstances, but that is an unhealthy way to view things. People that are going through
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