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December 2023

The Symphony of Business Connectivity

by Taylor Trahan Henry In the changing landscape of technology, businesses often find themselves navigating unfamiliar territory, especially when it comes to audio/visual (AV) solutions. The role of an AV expert goes beyond wires and screens; it’s about orchestrating seamless connectivity for businesses. “We can offer robust Voice over Internet […]

December 2023

Festive Cocktails in SWLA

by Taylor Trahan Henry As December begins, local restaurants will begin deck the halls behind their bars and offer up festive cocktails. Whether you’re winding down after a long day of shopping, celebrating the holidays at a swanky event, or just craving that Christmas flavor in boozy form, these libations […]

December 2023

Warm Up with Winter Soups

by Matt Dye Winter weather is creeping in, so staying warm and cozy is priority one, and there’s nothing better than sitting under a warm blanket by the fire with a warm bowl of soup. Everyone knows the basic chicken noodle or tomato, here’s a little more variety and spice […]

December 2023

Smiles for Season

by Taylor Trahan Henry The holiday season is synonymous with indulgence, and while we all love to savor the sweet treats that abound during this time, it’s essential to keep our oral health and hygiene in mind. Dr. Erin Moore Seale, dentist with Seale Family Dentistry in Lake Charles, emphasizes […]

December 2023

Set Yourself Up for a Healthy Holiday

by Christine Fisher Some might say the holidays are the best of times and the worst of times. The merriment can be a nice break from the usual routine, but too much indulgence could start a downward spiral mentally and physically. From eating more sugary treats to skipping your regular […]

December 2023

Unwrapping Tips for a Sneeze-Free Holiday Season

by Kristy Como Armand Are you allergic to Christmas? Sneezing, congestion, coughing and itchy, swollen eyes aren’t on anyone’s Christmas wish list, but that’s what many people get every holiday season. Although allergies peak in the spring and fall, the holidays can deliver some unexpected allergy triggers. Dr. Effat Rasul, […]

December 2023

Making Mission a Priority: How One Local Small Church Strives to Make a Big Impact

by Pearl River Beginning in the early 2010s, First Presbyterian Church Lake Charles ushered in a lengthy period of transition. They welcomed a new pastor in 2011. They sold their historic church building on Second Ave. and began sharing worship space with First Christian Church (now Grace Point Christian Fellowship) […]

December 2023

People Are More Than a Credit Score

Sometimes it’s a community need. Sometimes it’s a fresh start. Sometimes it’s a second chance. When people look around for help, they can find Southwest Louisiana Credit Union there. The member-owned, not-for-profit Southwest Louisiana Credit Union is a regional force for good to meet and support community needs. And in […]

December 2023

Bringing Light and Life to Lake Charles

by Taylor Trahan Henry ABC Pregnancy Resource Center has been a pillar of hope and compassion for over 32 years. Founded with a mission to share the love of Jesus Christ while offering alternatives to abortion, ABC has become an integral part of the community’s fabric, helping families thrive and […]