As you step onto the porch of Brian and Kristy Ball’s home in Tchefuncta Club Estates, the transition begins. The painted porch floor of the contemporary Acadian house echoes the feel of a quiet country retreat as the swing on the end moves slowly in the breeze. When the elegantly proportioned front doors open, a […]
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We met up with our Enterprising Woman Michelle Demarest Sunseri at Air Salon and Blow Dry Bar in Mandeville. She prepared for her photo shoot by relaxing and having her hair and makeup professionally done by Madison Carrington. We were able to see a different side of Michelle by asking her a few questions that
BE TRUE. TODAY. GROWING UP IN the Lakeview area of New Orleans as a child, Rebecca Markway Lee made the most of the road construction that lasted for years on West End Blvd. She would race to the top of sand, concrete and rebar piles with her friend who lived a few doors down only
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Golden Blues Bottom row: Hannah Cole, Bailey Sitarz, Morgan Odom, Sydney Lentz, Lauren Walsh, Grace Cole, Kerrigan Jackson, McCall Hundley, Madeleine Berrigan; middle row: Gabi Bradford, Alexandria deZayas, Kate Weldon, Saylor Ennis, Victoria Peace, Reagan Rovira, Corryn Timmerman, Brittany Capritto, Gabrielle Marinello; top row: Coach Katherine, Teddi Rayborn, Elizabeth Kemker, Caitlin Gonzales, Grace Guzan, Gabby Kilbride,
St. Tammany Fishing Pier The St. Tammany Fishing Pier reopens at 7 a.m on March 1 after a three-month seasonal closure. Military (active and retired) as well as Senior Citizens will fish for only $1 on opening day, as every Wednesday at the Pier is Military and Senior Citizens Day. All other patrons 12 years
YOUR COMPANY LOGO is the most identifiable symbol of your business. As the visual representation of your brand, it sends a message to the world about who you are, what you do and how you operate. You may have learned that a logo is the one constant, inviolate image of a company that should never
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ONE PLANT THAT emerges in the spring has an ancient heritage and folklore that totally surrounds it. What do I refer to? Why, the simple clover, of course! Most of us today probably look at a patch of clover and think of it as a weed we must kill. STOP and think of the history
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IT’S A WELL-KNOWN business truth that it’s much more cost-effective to retain existing customers and increase sales from them than to acquire new ones. In fact, estimates from various sources put that acquisition factor at four to 10 times the cost of customer retention. So how do you keep customers coming back to your business?
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PEOPLE ARE WEARING devices to count how many steps they are taking and remind them to move when they haven’t moved or met their personalized fitness goals.I see Facebook posts that read, “I made my 10,000 steps. Got my steps in today!” Being our best physical self can be a formidable goal, yet for most
Close your eyes for just one minute. Smell your holiday roast cooking in the oven. It fills the air with the fragrance of anticipation of family and friends. Conversation and companionship transform the home. It is a beautiful vision. Yet, we all know the reality of the holiday season. There is shopping to be done,
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WRITTEN BY LISA RIBBECK LYONS JANUARY ALWAYS REMINDS us that an ending brings a new beginning. What a special gift that can be for each of us!! A new beginning means we can change our hair color, redecorate the house, lose some weight or gain some, go back to school—okay, you get the point. It
