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January 2025

Why You Need An Annual Insurance Check-in

by Taylor Trahan Henry As we step into 2025, financial resolutions are top of mind for many. While budgeting and saving often take center stage, making your insurance portfolio a key part of your financial strategy is equally important. Insurance is more than a necessary expense—it’s a vital tool for […]

January 2025

The Bookshelf

Ashley W. Slaughter The Crowned Chronicles Ashley W. Slaughter was born and raised in South Louisiana. Post college, she and her husband lived in Guam for three years. They returned stateside after having their first child and now live in Sulphur, Louisiana. Writing has always been one of her passions, […]

January 2025

King Cakes On The Brain? SWLA Bakeries Provide Delectable Options

by Matt Dye Local bakeries in Southwest Louisiana are rolling out their most decadent displays of the Mardi Gras season, the blessed King Cake. While everyone has a favorite, these six locations offer some of the best and most creative King Cakes. Some with flavors you can’t find anywhere else. […]

January 2025

How To Build A Capsule Wardrobe: Quiet Luxury Is More Than Just a Fad

by Kerri Cooke Are you looking to streamline your wardrobe? Sure, statement pieces are fun and generate buzz. However, they tend to reside in the back of the closet since they are only appropriate for specific occasions. The phrase “quiet luxury” has recently been on everyone’s lips, but the core […]

January 2025

Mastering Meal Prep

by Kerry Andersen For anyone juggling a packed schedule, maintaining a healthy diet can feel like an uphill battle. Meal prep offers a practical solution that saves time and supports your health goals. Planning and preparing meals ahead of time, often for the entire week, reduces the daily scramble to […]

January 2025

SWLA Farmers Markets Open All Year

by Angie Kay Dilmore Fresh local produce may not be on your radar in January, but if you’re making plans for eating healthy in 2025, local farmers markets are open year-round and offer great opportunities for fresh fruits and vegetables. Some farmers get creative in their growing methods to offer […]

January 2025

HEALTHCARE UPDATE: Rural Healthcare Advancement in Kinder – Allen Parish Community Healthcare Completes Phase 1 of Expansion Project

Allen Parish Community Healthcare (APCH) in Kinder has been serving its community for 55 years and is pleased to announce the opening of a new state-of-the-art replacement hospital. “Eight years ago, we submitted our first request for proposal for an architect to begin bringing our dream to life,” says Jackie […]

January 2025

HEALTHCARE UPDATE: Comprehensive GI Care Close to Home

Gone are the days of waiting months or having to travel out of town to take care of digestive health issues or get regular screenings done. The GI Center of WCCH is equipped with personable, professional and skilled staff, cutting-edge technology and the availability necessary to provide turnkey, quality GI […]

January 2025

EYE SEE GLASSES: Retro Styles For The Modern Fashionist

by Kerri Cooke Many people wear corrective lenses out of necessity. Glasses are a more popular option than contacts, but you might be surprised to learn that fact as popular culture implies the opposite. Glasses are rare on the big screen and there’s a silent implication that glasses make people […]