By Nathan Coker
In Blog
Sep 2nd, 2024
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styled by Kate Ashleyphotograph by Kelly Moore Clark Incorporating scarves into your fall wardrobe will effortlessly enhance any outfit with cozy textures and seasonal patterns. From left to right:Green scarf with orange border from Lola Jane Boutique...
By Nathan Coker
In Blog
Sep 2nd, 2024
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models Stella Livingston and Lindsay Adamsphotograph by Kelly Moore Clark...
By Nathan Coker
In Blog
Sep 2nd, 2024
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styled by Kate Ashleyphotograph by Kelly Moore Clark From antique bracelets and personalized initials, to simple rhinestone drops, these pieces are definitely charming. Clockwise from top left: Initial charm necklace from Palette House & Plume, ant...
By Nathan Coker
In Historical Impressions
Sep 2nd, 2024
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by Guy Miller, Vice Chair Emeritus, Chennault Aviation and Military Museum People who are dressed very well are always noticed. What constitutes being dressed well is dictated by fashion, quality of materials and cut, appropriateness to the situation ...
By Nathan Coker
In Bayou Pages
Sep 2nd, 2024
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review by Meredith McKinnie “The conversations that help me see the world most clearly are generally not with researchers, policymakers, or so-called experts. They aren’t with the people journalists crassly call ‘newsmakers’ at all. They’re with artist...
By Nathan Coker
In Bayou Pages
Sep 2nd, 2024
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review by Meredith McKinnie “Happiness is harder to put into words. It’s also harder to source, much more mysterious than anger or sorrow, which come to me promptly, whenever I summon them, and remain long after I’ve begged them to leave.” When I want ...
By Nathan Coker
In Fishing with Kenny
Sep 2nd, 2024
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article by Kenny Covington It was a hot August afternoon and Chris Ginn and I were fishing Cheniere Lake. Cheniere has always been a subtle fishery with dark clear water and extremely finicky bass. Getting them to bite can sometimes be quite the chor...
By Nathan Coker
In I Remember
Sep 2nd, 2024
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article by Paul Lipe I REMEMBER, with a considerable amount of amazement, the time when I shot my first rabbit. Let me preface this by stating that no one who knows me would consider me a hunter. My father, on the other hand, did his best to get me to ...
By Nathan Coker
In Meredith's Musings
Sep 2nd, 2024
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article by Meredith McKinnie I’m not what I would call a music person. I have a blind spot for relevant artists, album titles, and whatever is the “it” genre at the moment. Other than my girls’ Taylor Swift obsession, I’m clueless. But in high school, ...
By Nathan Coker
In In the Garden
Sep 2nd, 2024
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Hello again, fellow Louisiana gardeners. We’re in late summer and Mother Nature sure is handing us a hot one! Certainly, we’re not in the shape we were in last year this time. No red flag warnings or statewide burn bans…yet…but by the time you read ...
