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SPORTSMAN’S PARADISE
Shreveport-Bossier City is a mecca for outdoor enthusiasts. A local sporting goods store manager once told me the Shreveport-Bossier City area spends more per capita on shing and hunting equipment than any other area in the country.
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‘REFINED AND ORNATE’
Downtown architect and president of Prevot Design Services Mark Prevot along with his wife, Paula; partners Lori and Doug Arnold; and design team Ashley LaBauve, Ronnie Duvall, Caitlin Lamonthe and Sarah Delphin, worked to create a space that honors the historic value of the property while also bringing in modern elements.
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the cynic
School just started ... The kindergarten teacher told her class, “If you need to go to the bathroom, just hold up two fingers.” Small voice from back row: “How will that help?”.
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FOR HOPE
Local chapter of youth o u t r e a c h program, First Priority, is hosting their second annual Gala for Hope fundraiser 7 p.m. Sept. 24 at the CenturyLink Center, with a theme to attract a fan-filled crowd. The 2013 Gala for Hope will feature an NFL theme, which Chairman Julie Colvin calls the “perfect fit” for the event.
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Shreveport-Bossier City ranks in Top 10 for most economic potential
Business Facilities, an economic development journal ranked Shreveport-Bossier City in the Top 10 when it comes to economic potential. The magazine looked at metros with dynamic new growth sectors which were thriving alongside their traditional industry strengths.
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JUDICIAL SURPRISE
Louisiana Supreme Court Justice Jeff Victory, who was facing re-election for a third 10-year term on the state’s high court in 2014, was going to run – so everyone thought. But months ago, Caddo District Judge Scott Crichton of Shreveport announced he was going to seek the Supreme Court seat and oppose Victory.
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2013 ATHENA Nominees named
Each year, the ATHENA Award is presented to two individuals who have attained and personify the highest level of professional excellence by showing creativity and initiative in their business or profession, have devoted time and energy to improve...
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CURRENT PROGRESS
It occurred to me that in The Forum’s last issue (Aug. 7), I failed to mention that the review of the Bossier Parish Police Jury’s efforts to plan and construct a parish-wide utility district would take more than one column.
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FIGHT FOR TERRITORY
It is often said that, “Life is a ght for territory. When you stop ghting for what you want, what you don’t want automatically takes over.
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FIRST HIRE
(BPT) – For small-business owners, hiring a first employee is a significant milestone – one that directly affects the company’s growth, future success and culture. Hiring staff means enhancing your business’ ability to grow, but it also presents unique challenges.
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PARTY WITH A PURPOSE
“One of the things that sets this event apart is that this is a night where you can wear your blue jeans, you can come and be casual, the food will be good and it’s all for a great cause,” Ann Harvey, honorary chair, said. “It’s a night where you can dress comfortably, put your boots on and come have a good time.
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MASQUERADE
The gala is raising funds for the Idea Grant, a grant dedicated to local scientists’ work in cancer research. The Idea Grant is a grant awarded each year to Feist-Weiller scientist(s) to go toward their cancer research. More than $1.3 million has been allocated to 23 local scientists through the Idea Grant in the past 14 years.
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FALL ALLERGIES
Dr. Brett Koder with the Willis- Knighton Health System said some of the most common symptoms are nasal congestion, running nose, sneezing and itchy eyes or throat – all symptoms that can be found during other seasonal allergies. Of those side effects of fall allergies, a couple of them can oftentimes be misinterpreted.
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JUVENILE ARTHRITIS
While arthritis is generally thought of a degenerative condition of the aged, forms of it can also be found in children younger than 16. According to the National Institutes of Health, there are more than 100 types of arthritis.
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TALKING TO DOCTORS
There are few familial mine elds trickier than discussing an aging parent’s medical care. And this is one topic that’s dif cult, not only from an emotional standpoint but from a legal one as well. Regardless, most will at some point face a situation in which we need to know our parents’ medical histories and current conditions.
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YOUTH-FITNESS
Jackson, who opened the center 11 years ago, is passionate about what she does – getting to share her faith through her favorite hobby. She also loves seeing how the children in the dance classes grow and develop over the years.
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LONG-TERM CARE
Most tax-quali ed LTC insurance policies are set up to pay bene ts if and when you or your loved one have a cognitive impairment such as Alzheimer’s disease, or need assistance with two activities of daily living such as eating, bathing, dressing or getting in and out of bed.
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WATER THERAPY
Dr. Robin Steed is an associate professor in the master of occupational therapy program at LSU Health Science Center School of Allied Professionals. She teaches research methods and the psychosocial components of the program. One of her areas of particular interest is water exercise.
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CARDIAC REHAB
However, it’s easy to let that motivation ebb away without accountability and guidance. Because the risk of further heart problems goes up exponentially with each heart issue, it’s vital to invest in one’s body and get the help one needs to avoid recurring problems.
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CONCIERGE CONCEPT
Concierge medicine is an enhanced service that guarantees patients quick and easy access to their doctor. The concierge doctors have smaller of ces with fewer patients than one would have at a working in a hospital. This means doctors can provide longer, more thorough visits with their patients, as well as make house calls.
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Dear Community Partner,
It has been our privilege to serve our communities during a time of incomparable economic and social challenges. Though times are tough, the United Way of Northwest Louisiana continues to improve lives by mobilizing the caring power of our communities to advance the common good.
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HEALTH
UNITED WAY OF NORTHWEST LOUISIANA’S GOAL IS TO IMPROVE PEOPLE’S HEALTH BY INCREASING THE NUMBER OF YOUTH AND ADULTS WHO ARE PRACTICING HEALTHY HABITS AND AVOIDING RISKY BEHAVIORS..
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INCOME
UNITED WAY OF NORTHWEST LOUISIANA’S GOAL IS THAT FAMILIES HAVE FINANCIAL STABILITY AND INDEPENDENCE..
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BASIC NEEDS
UNITED WAY OF NORTHWEST LOUISIANA’S GOAL IS TO WORK COLLABORATIVELY TO MEET THE BASIC NEEDS OF PEOPLE WHOSE LIVES HAVE BEEN IMPACTED BY CRISIS IN OUR COMMUNITIES..
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EDUCATION
UNITED WAY OF NORTHWEST LOUISIANA’S GOAL IS THAT OUR CHILDREN HAVE THE TOOLS FOR THE CRADLE TO CAREER EDUCATIONAL CONTINUUM..
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2013 Campaign Dates
Northwest Louisiana Interfaith Pharmacy.
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BOARD OF DIRECTORS
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TOOTH DECAY
Regular dental check-ups, brushing and ossing twice a day and maintaining a healthy diet to prevent tooth decay seems like a simple enough concept, but instilling those habits in children can add a new dynamic. Dr. Graf Sanders at Graf Orthodontics said starting children with healthy dental habits at a young age is best.
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PET THERAPY
“We’re not-for-pro t, so we do a lot for community service,” she said. “Some of the really special things we’ve done is work with children at Shriners Hospital, assisting them while they’re learning how to walk with their new prosthesis. [The dogs] help encourage them in their walking.
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SLEEP APNEA
Valiulis owns a private practice psychiatry of ce on Fern Avenue not far from her New Sleep Clinic facility located at the Healthplex Family Clinic. Valiulis received her medical doctorate and completed her residency in psychiatry at LSU Health Sciences Center where she served as chief resident.
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ARE YOU AT RISK?
4. Does the person have high blood pressure? If your answer to two or more of these questions is YES the patient would be a candidate for further testing..
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CONTAINING STRESS
Statistics from the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention indicate many great health risks fall predominantly within a few life- and health-threatening categories. These are especially applicable to men approaching middle age when a number of health issues often appear.
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SENIOR-FRIENDLY GYM
It`s no secret staying active can lead to a healthy more productive life, but as the stages of life progress and years start to take a toll on the body, where is there to go? With many gyms targeting the younger demographic to become members, the senior population is left to nd facilities that can cater to their needs.
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HEALTHY GEEZER
A. Body piercings have become more popular in the last 25 years, but they are certainly not a new thing. People in most cultures have pierced themselves for thousands of years. There are mummi ed remains of a human in Egypt that was pierced more than 5,000 years ago.
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TALK of the TOWN
WANT TO GET YOUR EVENT, BAND OR BAR/NIGHTCLUB LISTED IN “TALK OF THE TOWN”? EMAIL INFORMATION THREE WEEKS PRIOR TO THE EVENT DATE TO EDITOR@THEFORUMNEWS.COM..
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Kicking Off the Season
Last Wednesday would’ve been my father, Leo’s, 86th birthday. Unfortunately, we lost dad a couple of years ago. Now as football season is about to begin, I really think about how much I miss my father. We shared plenty of similarities, and the older I get, the more I’ve come to realize that so many of my talents and abilities come directly from him.
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In Recognition
In presenting the award, Craver said, “When selecting the awardee for this 25th season, our board didn’t take long to come up with the foremost group that really keeps our face out there to the public – the media.
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Let them eat Cake
EVERY OTHER YEAR, THE FRIENDS OF THE LOUISIANA STATE EXHIBIT MUSEUM UM THROW A PARTY FOR THE MUSEUM IN ORDER TO KEEP IT OPERATING AS WHAT HAS BEEN CALLED “THE CROWN JEWEL” OF THE LOUISIANA MUSEUM SYSTEM. THEY CALL THE PARTY “GLITZ AND GRITZ,” AND THIS YEAR IT’S HAPPENING AT 7 P.
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Antidote to Angst
“I prefer the immediacy and power of oil. It best expresses the evocative spirit I strive to imbue my subjects with. I want to offer my viewers the equivalent of a minivacation, a moment of personal space to renew and revive. For me, Impressionism is an antidote to the stress and complexities of modern-day life,” Duke said.
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Sherry’s Diner
First, owner/chef Sherry Jefferson cooked in the kitchens of two of the area’s upscale casino restaurants before she opened her self-named diner in Shreveport’s Stoner Hill neighborhood. Secondly, it was her winnings at a local casino, some $28,000, which provided the initial funding that allowed her to open Sherry’s Diner.
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Top 20 films announced for Louisiana Film Prize
“Patience” “Necrophilia: A Love Story” “Lineman” “Last Call” “The Hummingbird” “The Elysium Equation” “El Gato “The Curators” “Clowns & Robbers” “Cabble” “5ive Courses” The LA Film Prize is a short narrative film contest with one rule: You have to shoot your film in the Shreveport-Bossier area.
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Breaking Down Stereotypes
The festival includes a meet-and-greet reception with Del Shores, Emerson Collins and Willam Belli of the festival’s hallmark lm, “Southern Baptist Sissies.
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on the Scene
To be included in OTS, email your high-res photos to editor@theforumnews.com.
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on the Scene
To be included in OTS, email your high-res photos to editor@theforumnews.com.
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