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July 2025

Shifting To A Low Waste Lifestyle: Lake Charles Native Becomes Tory Burch Fellow

by Kerri Cooke Eleisha Eagle is an entrepreneur out of Narberth, Pennsylvania, who just became a 2025 Tory Burch Fellow with the Tory Burch Foundation for her small business SHIFT, a refillery, which is dedicated to the concept of low-waste living by providing personal care such as soap, shampoo and […]

July 2025

FIRST PERSON: Marshall Simien – Lake Charles Mayor

In a historic moment for the city of Lake Charles, Marshall Simien Jr. was sworn in as its 30th Mayor—and the first Black person ever elected to this office—this month. And while he is new to this leadership role, his name is a familiar one. A proud son of Lake […]

July 2025

PARTNERS IN EDUCATION: Westlake Chemical and Baggett McCall LLC

Partners in Education are vital to the health of our local school system. These businesses volunteer time, money and employees to assist teachers and students in ways that federal or state employees and funding aren’t able to. Research shows that when there are strong partnerships between schools and the community, […]

July 2025

FAMILY WORKS: Frances Fitz-Gerald Jewelry and Antiques

Frances Fitz-Gerald Jewelry & Antiques has built upon an extraordinary family legacy over the past 10 years since opening its storefront in Lake Charles. But the roots of this mother-daughter business stretch back generations.Frances Fitz-Gerald, the matriarch of the business, has been working in jewelry and antiques for over 50 […]

July 2025

BAG YOUR DREAM: 2025 Trend Report

by Kerri Cooke It’s always an amazing feeling when you’ve put together the perfect outfit. The dopamine hit is powerful. However, that’s only step one to building your daily persona. Adding accessories to your look is the best way to enhance a design detail and create an ensemble. Purses are […]

July 2025

HIP, SNAZZY, POSH: National Fashion Day Praises Personal Style

by Kerri Cooke National Fashion Day is July 9, and it celebrates not only the physical pieces of fabric and the accessories we carry, but it embodies what it means to be ourselves. Fashion is the outward expression of our beliefs, ideas and the creativity we carry within us. As […]

July 2025

Key Warning Signs an Aging Relative May Be in Trouble

by Kristy Como Armand As their parents age, many adult children find themselves in the caregiver role. But how do you know when an elderly adult may really need help? “The key is to look for changes,” says Andrew Davies, M.D., family medicine physician with Braud/Davies Family Medicine and a […]

July 2025

Precision Meets Preservation: Enhancing Muscle-Sparing Knee Replacement with Robotic Technology

by Kristy Como Armand Dr. Jonathan Foret Completes Advanced Training for New Approach to Robotic Assisted Joint Replacement Dr. Jonathan Foret, board-certified orthopaedic surgeon with the Center for Orthopaedics, recently completed advanced training in the subvastus approach for both partial and total knee replacement in combination with the Mako surgeon-controlled […]

July 2025

Where HEALING Becomes A HABIT

by Madelaine Brauner Landry Pain relief, neurological support, injury recovery and overall wellness are gaining attention—and many are now finding answers in an unexpected place: the cold. Cryotherapy is becoming a go-to solution for people seeking natural, non-invasive ways to reduce inflammation, boost energy and feel better every day. What […]