Culture

Guests will step back in time to the chic ‘60s at the Philadelphia Center’s Auction Against AIDS in August. Community members determined to halt the ravages of HIV …
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SB: Let’s start with how you came to this career choice.

MCH: I went to college at Grambling State University as a computer science major. I learned early that I’m …
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When thinking of chefs, you tend to imagine them in a commercial kitchen, surrounded by stainless steel, working in organized chaos. But what about when the chef goes home for …
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When thinking of chefs, you tend to imagine them in a commercial kitchen, surrounded by stainless steel, working in organized chaos. But what about when the chef goes home for …
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Abigail Hinkie is a fighter.

On June 15, 2015, Abby, as her friends and family call her, was diagnosed with acute lymphoblastic leukemia. A normal six-year-old, Abby showed no …
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It’s a dream Nick and Elizabeth McElhatten have had since the early 2000s, and with their background in design, real estate and construction, the two are well on their …
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When thinking of chefs, you tend to imagine them in a commercial kitchen, surrounded by stainless steel, working in organized chaos. But what about when the chef goes home for …
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Jimmy Wooten was made for music. The Shreveport native was born into a musical family. His parents were in a band and played music for a living for nearly …
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Holiday in Dixie’s Plantation Ball 2019 was held at the Scottish Rite Temple. The time honored tradition of area planters presenting their sons and daughters has been an established Holiday …
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