Toasting and Hosting with a Nod to the Past In 1972, a merchant mariner-turned-New Orleans waiter named Chris Kerageorgiou built and began operating the original La Provence restaurant where it remained on the Northshore for over 50 years. Kerageorgiou put his heart and soul into creating a unique and comfortable atmosphere for guests to […]
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Mayor Dan Curtis Reports on Abita Springs Get ready for summer fun in Abita Springs! This spring it’s great to see everyone returning to normal activities. We’re happy to have increased numbers visiting our local restaurants, getting together in the Trailhead Park, enjoying the splash pad, and booking our Town Hall and Trailhead Pavilion for
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Native Restores New Orleans Historic Homes After a very successful business career, native New Orleanian Claus Sadlier found his second calling as a preservationist of sorts. This newly-listed home at 827 Ursulines Avenue is his second complete remodeling project in the French Quarter. The first was so successful, he made it his private residence. He
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The two Bengal cats who call this beautiful place home generously allow the Troyer family to reside with them in the cul-de-sac of a private neighborhood in Jefferson Parish. Fortunately, their gorgeous coats are complemented by the neutral, timeless color palette inside the home. This grand home, owned by builder Greg Troyer and his wife Heather,
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Greg Troyer: Building an Empire Why do certain people seem to always excel in their endeavors? Is it luck? Timing? Talent? Entrepreneur Magazine lists several characteristics that the most successful businesspeople share. Among them are vision, focus, passion, lifelong learning, hard-working, integrity and gratitude. When talking to Greg Troyer about his ultra-luxury home building enterprise,
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Picture Perfect The adage, “The eyes are the windows to the soul,” has been credited to many including Shakespeare, da Vinci and Cicero. But no matter who said it first, it’s an ageless truth that Jessica Robicheaux has made her life’s work. Jessica is part artist and part philosopher, but foremost a mom who began
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Put A Little Spring in Your Step The spring fashion forecast has it all! Necessary neons and sassy silhouettes, bold brights and fabulous florals, smart styles and chic comfort, tonal textures and soft shades – so many choices, you don’t have to pick just one! Those multi-hued moments are a must for May. There’s an explosion
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Mom’s Day Out (or In!) All mothers deserve to feel special all month long! With ingredients and flavors as unique as she is, these perfectly pretty Mother’s Day cocktails will help her relax and celebrate! Respect Your Elderflowers 1½ ounces vodka 1 ounce lemon juice ½ ounce elderflower cordial syrup 5 ounces soda water Elderflowers
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Mother May I? Looking for ideas for Mother’s Day? This year, celebrate that the role of our mothers in shaping their children’s lives is unsurpassed. Mothers teach us to love, be strong, be confident, persist, live life to its fullest and be the best we can be. Check out these creative and thoughtful ideas to
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French Croque Madame Sandwich Delight your guests with this sophisticated and delicious Mother’s Day brunch recipe. INGREDIENTS 6 ounces unsalted butter, divided 2 tablespoons flour 1 cup whole milk 1 bay leaf 1/2 teaspoon kosher salt, 1/4 cup grated Parmesan 8 slices thick sourdough bread 8 to 12 slices ham – about 3/4 pound 12
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Reviving Local History Wolfe Tone Plantation, built in 1850 north of Covington and bounded by Lee and Brunning Roads, had been abandoned and badly vandalized for years. Originally a vast sugar cane and lumber operation, owner A. C. Dickson named the plantation for the Irish rebel whose birthday is still remembered in the fatherland with
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After several months of treatment, Buddha is still fighting for his life! When Buddha was found homeless, he had a severe, open laceration spanning his entire neck. The rescue team at Northshore Humane Society immediately moved into action to give him the medical care he desperately deserved. Over the last several months, Buddha has received
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