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September 2024

Storm Relief: Fair Treatment from an Insurer Made All The Difference

by Stefanie Powers We’re at the height of hurricane season here in Southwest Louisiana and some still feel the effects of the disastrous 2020 season. Issues with insurance companies linger; premiums have skyrocketed, and damage is still prevalent. But there were many insured who had positive experiences with their […]

September 2024

A Future Worth Insuring

by Katelynn Mouton September is National Life Insurance Policy Month and Sulphur-based State Farm agent Jennifer Mabou says this policy is a very important piece of any household’s financial puzzle. She says many clients think they only need enough coverage to pay off their mortgage, but it is not […]

September 2024

Animal Motifs, Leather and Layers: Achieve a Fashion Forward Fall

by Kerri Cooke It’s time to start thinking about fall! Though it’s still hot outside, you can observe the change of season by assessing clothing inventory at your favorite department store or boutique. Be on the lookout for these cold weather trends. Green has been a dominant color in 2024 […]

September 2024

Skin Sculpting: Your Guide to the Best Lasers and Devises

In the heart of Lake Charles, a new chapter in anti-aging has begun with the opening of The Sculptry, a medical spa that delivers results. The founder, Hannah Grogan, FNP, a native of Lake Charles, selected each piece of technology based on her knowledge of the local community’s skincare needs. […]

September 2024

Emerging Landscaping Trends

New report explores shifts in the homeowner landscape and the connection between interior and exterior design. Shifts in the business of outdoor living, including the latest design trends and consumer preferences, continue to evolve and find balance in a post-pandemic landscape. Deckorators®, a leading provider of outdoor living solutions, explores […]

September 2024

Fall Pest Control – Keep your home from being SNUG to a BUG

As any local knows well, there are a LOT of bugs and other pests in Southwest Louisiana. Right now, with hot and humid weather conditions, particularly ripe are mosquitoes. And with autumn just around the corner, now is the time to prepare for fall pest control. Just like humans, as […]

September 2024

Fall Tree Planting Season Creates a Hurricane-Resistant Landscape

by Kristy Como Armand Planting trees is one of the simplest and most impactful ways to improve landscape. However, according to Chad Everage with Landscape Management, the time of year you plant significantly affects a tree’s success. While spring is often seen as the prime season for planting, he […]

September 2024

Lighten Their Load

by Kristy Como Armand Have the first several weeks of school added weight onto your students’ shoulders? We’re talking about backpack weight! A heavy backpack loaded with books, a lunch, and school supplies can pose a risk for injuries. According to the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission, an estimated 14,000 […]

September 2024

Top Docs & Toughest Cases

Dr. Clifford Courville Utilizing Technology for Better Lung Cancer Outcomes Clifford Courville, MD, is a fellowship-trained pulmonologist/critical care physician with Memorial Pulmonary Associates. Motivated by the growing need in the community to diagnose lung cancer earlier, he was the first in Southwest Louisiana to perform a peripheral lung biopsy with […]