October 2024

Fall in Love with Seasonal Invitations, Bouquets and Accessories

by Katelynn Mouton Any season can be wedding season, but there is something extra special about a fall wedding. Maybe it has a little to do with the cool, crisp feel in the air. To plan the fall wedding that your guests will talk about for years to come, focus […]
October 2024

Bridal Party Fashion Trends

by Kerry Andersen One unifying trend across all bridal party attire for 2024 is personalization. From monogrammed robes for bridesmaids to wear while getting ready, to custom jackets with embroidery for the groomsmen, couples are looking for ways to add personal touches for each member of their wedding party. It’s […]
October 2024

Marriage on the Fly: How to Choose an Eloping Dress

by Kerri Cooke Has eloping ever crossed your mind? It takes a lot of time, effort and money to plan a wedding, not to mention the stress that comes along with planning such a large event. If you and your significant other want to make it official without the to-do […]
October 2024

Falling For Your Dress: Autumn’s Signature Styles

by Kerri Cooke The cooler months of the year are perfect for hosting a wedding, especially an outdoor wedding. Fall temperatures will not only keep your guests comfortable but also open new opportunities for bridal wear. Dresses with thinner fabrics are typically chosen for spring and summer, while dresses for […]
October 2024

McNeese State University Football Program Launches QuickTake Sports Kiosk to Provide Athlete Vital Signs Tracking

The McNeese State University Football program recently introduced the exclusive QuickTake Sports digital check-in kiosk. This cutting-edge technology platform, the first of its kind, features vital signs measurements using biometrics sensors, facial recognition, and a digital touchscreen, revolutionizing McNeese athletes’ training and performance communications. The QuickTake Sports kiosk is designed […]
October 2024

The Bookshelf

This month we feature two authors who are also writing buddies. Beth Savoie and Christina Rozeline met several years ago through the Bayou Writers Group. These days, they meet up at local coffee shops to share their passion for story writing.   Beth Savoie Beth Savoie attended McNeese State University […]
October 2024

Just Imagine SWLA: Community Participation is Vital to Success

Just Imagine SWLA is a robust master plan brought to life by the residents of Southwest Louisiana. Community participation drives the 11 catalytic projects forward, bringing the necessary changes to rebuild a stronger, more resilient region. The engagement process for Just Imagine SWLA highlights the needs and desires of residents […]
October 2024

FAMILY WORKS: Nina P’s Cafe

by Angie Kay Dilmore When Paulina Siebarth, aka Nina, wanted to open a restaurant in South Lake Charles in 1999, everyone told her she was crazy – even the bank loan officers. There wasn’t much in that area at the time. “It’s just a bedroom community south of town,” they […]
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