By Reagan Henderson
In Bayou Icon
Nov 1st, 2026
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Article by Vanelis Rivera Photos by Kelly Moore Clark From her own growing art collection to her work leading the Masur Museum, Evie Stewart shares a lifelong love of art and a passion for helping others discover the creativity, connection and inspiration it brings to Northeast Louisiana. Evelyn “Evi...
By Reagan Henderson
In Features
Nov 1st, 2026
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Article by Reverend RB Moore Let’s put our thinking caps on for just a moment. As you know, many of us are familiar with “The Beatitudes” (The Blessings) in Matthew 5. In several beatitudes we notice there exists a “reversal of fortunes.” a We see this reversal of fortunes even more clearly when we r...
By Reagan Henderson
In Features
Nov 1st, 2026
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with Kerry Heafner Fall is a magical time of year here in the ArkLaMiss. Natural landscapes are putting on a colorful show as they go to sleep for the winter. Temperatures have moderated so being outdoors is once again enjoyable. As for our gardens, this is the time of year to take stock and be [&hel...
By Reagan Henderson
In Features
Nov 1st, 2026
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ARTICLE BY PHIL TRAHAN NELA players have been busy at home and on the road. Scott Smith hosted a USTA level 6 event for juniors and Joel McGregor hosted the annual Davis Cup event at the MAC. Lilly Hoskins and Liam Fisher traveled to Shreveport and brought home hardware from a USTA level 5, and Holde...
By Reagan Henderson
In AskErin
Nov 1st, 2026
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by ERIN SHARPLIN LOVE | erinlove@panachebyerin.com A closet clean-out starts easily enough, but can quickly turn to overwhelm when every item triggers a memory or a “what if” scenario. Knowing what to let go of, however, turns a stressful chore into a refreshing restart. Let’s begin by c...
By Reagan Henderson
In Bayou Artist
Nov 1st, 2026
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Article by Starla GatsonPhotography by Kelly Moore Clark From tiny works of nail art to colorful patchwork creations, Alexis McCoy follows her curiosity wherever it leads. Along the way, she’s finding her place in North Louisiana’s art community and having plenty of fun doing it. Alexis McCoy is just...
By Reagan Henderson
In Bayou Kidz
Nov 1st, 2026
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Article by Cindy G. Foust Well, friends, here we are again. November. Which means we’ve officially entered the season of shopping till we drop, eating food we probably shouldn’t eat, and pretending we’re excited about seeing relatives who have been getting on our nerves since 1987. I’m just kidding. ...
By Reagan Henderson
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Nov 1st, 2026
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ARTICLE BY APRIL C DOUGHTYPHOTOGRAPHS BY KELLY MOORE CLARKGALA PHOTOS BY AG IMAGERY What began as a way to find healing after personal loss has grown into a mission of hope and opportunity for Tyneka Hill. Through her nonprofit, Serve and Return of Louisiana, Hill is introducing tennis to a new gener...
By Reagan Henderson
In Bayou Pages
Nov 1st, 2026
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REVIEW BY MEREDITH MCKINNIE “We never thought of ourselves as witches, my mother and I. For this was a word invented by men, a word that brings power to those who speak it, not those it describes.” Part historical fiction and part magical realism, Emilia Hart’s debut novel Weyward tracks three genera...
By Reagan Henderson
In Bayou Pages
Nov 1st, 2026
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REVIEW BY MEREDITH MCKINNIE “He was nineteen, in the midnight of his childhood and a lifetime from first light.” If you’ve never heard of Ocean Vuong, I challenge you to click on any interview and listen to him speak for a few minutes. His wispy voice and lyrical articulation of the English language ...
