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Wiggles of Excitement
in Health and Wellness, Family Life, Amy Delaney
“I have a wiggly tooth.” That is all–a simple statement of fact shared during a school day discussion. After spending time with Little Bud for virtual learning, I have learned that a loose tooth in the world of a six year old means the world. It is l
New Year, More Me
in Health and Wellness, Family Life, Ellen Mecholsky
Today, I was walking with my dog and thinking about New Year’s resolutions. I love the starting over of a new year. I have always felt its metaphorical power and been drawn to the idea of a new beginning, another chance, a reset button. From the time
Cinemark to Celebrate Everyone’s Favorite Cinematic Snack with Popcorn Fest
in Local News
Popcorn lovers can savor discounts at open Cinemark theatres and enter for the chance to win free popcorn for a year.
A Terrific Tooth Tip
Sugar is a prominent reason that cavities form. It is the energy supply for bacteria that create cavities. There is an additional culprit that gives sugar a one, two punch and leads to increased cavities: acid.
It's Mardi Gras, Ya'll!
Let the good times roll at Valor Gymnastics' Mardi Gras Camp from February 15-17 from 7:30 a.m.-5:30 p.m.
It's King Cake Season!
in Holidays, Sponsored Content
Let Ralph's Market bring Mardi Gras right to your door!
Feeling Dizzy?
At Fyzical of Baton Rouge, they know balance and dizziness disorders, and they have just the tools to treat them! Join them for a virtual tour of their brand new state of the art facility. Call today to schedule a consultation for your balance and di
2nd Dose of COVID Vaccines in Baton Rouge
in Health and Wellness, Local News
It was second dose day for the COVID-19 vaccine for Ochsner Baton Rouge employees last January 5, 2021.
Turning the Page
in Toby Comeaux, Holidays, Family Life
As we get closer to 2020 ending, I’ve been reflecting back on many of the goals that I set for myself at the beginning of the year. I wanted to spend more time talking to people, getting out of my comfort zone and relating to others in different situ
Matteo Runge
When so many things shut down last year, Matteo Runge was lucky to find a silver lining. The sixth grader at Baton Rouge International School became a 2020 Louisiana state chess champion and credits his success to extra practice time.
Students Tell All: What's Private School Really Like?
in Health and Wellness, School
When you’re looking for a private school for your child to attend, one of the first things you do is go to the Internet. You search for the school, check out their website, read reviews, and eventually venture out to the school for a tour. While all
Faith is a Certain Power for an Uncertain Year
in Faith
A new year is once again upon us. Many people are entering into the new year with fear and anxiety due to COVID-19, economic uncertainty, and political turmoil. They want things to get back to “normal” but are starting to realize that many of the pro
Is Your Child Great at Studying?
in Family Life, School
The human brain takes in massive amounts of information every single day. Now, think about all of the possible distractions, and it is no wonder that telling our kids to go to their room and study does not work.
Is Private School Affordable?
in Family Life, School
Louisiana is known for food, festivals, and an eclectic culture that is deeply rooted in religious beliefs. For many, Mardi Gras is simply a time to indulge in good food and drink, however, the celebration actually began as a religious holiday. Under
Are You a Mimi, Gigi, Tia, Pop, or PaPaw?
in Family Life
If you’ve recently brought a child into the world, your parents and siblings are likely brainstorming names they would like your child to call them. Mawmaw, Pawpaw, Auntie, or Uncle are more traditional names, but they may want to go down a more crea
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Colleen Waguespack
Life as a mom is busy, real busy. When you add on your career, which includes owning your own business, things can begin to get even more hectic and harder to juggle. However, Colleen Waguespack has found a way to always live her life on the go, but
Got Tummy Troubles?
in Health and Wellness, Family Life
Tummy troubles are common in young children and typically aren’t serious. Stomachaches can be anything from constipation to stomach flu to an excuse to get out of school. The tricky part is figuring out if the stomach pain is something serious that w
Powering Through While Beating Rare Bone Cancer
Although 2020 was a hard year for everyone, the White family’s experience was extra challenging.
Well, Here We Are...
This is the time we have all been waiting for…2021. I don’t know about you, but 2020 went by so fast and so much happened that I don’t even remember it all. I have talked to friends, co-workers and clients, and each time we talk about it, I hear a st
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SOUTHBOUND VIRTUAL ARTIST TALK SERIES
in BRPM Monthly Print Calendar
LSU Museum of Art Zoom meeting at 5:30 p.m. Join the museum for a series featuring artists from Southbound: Photographs of and about the New South. Tune in to listen and learn more about their creative processes as they have a conversation about thei
at Zoom
Every Tuesday and Thursday
GET ORGANIZED: ORGANIZING YOUR PHOTOS & MEMORABILIA
EBR Main Library at 3 p.m. Join Certified Professional Organizer, Alyssa Trosclair, as she...
at EBR Main Library
KID'S WEEKLY CHALLENGES
Virtual from 10-11 a.m. Join the Kids' Weekly Challenge. See if you can complete all 10 ch...
Every Sunday
COPING AFTER COVID SUPPORT GROUP
Behavioral Wellness Center at 4 p.m. This support group provides a safe, supportive enviro...
at Behavioral Wellness Center
Every Wednesday