Page 30

Loading...
Tips: Click on articles from page

More news at Page 30

What's new at 318 Forum Magazine

Page 1


.
Page 1 - no comments - 1,100 views

Page 4

Louisiana Tops Another List
COVID-19 has created many challenges. From health care to education, and business to government, every sector of our world has been affected by this crisis. As we begin to move from focusing on the health crisis to the economic calamity, the challenge does not grow easier.
Page 4 - no comments - 1,287 views
Oil Patch Blues
According to figures released by the Louisiana Oil and Gas Association last week, West Texas Intermediate futures for oil traded below $11 a barrel for the first time since 1986. LOGA said that was a drop in price of over 80% since the beginning of the year.
Page 4 - no comments - 1,271 views

Page 5

The Cost Of Staying At Home
Our job, after all, was to “flatten the curve” by social distancing and shutting down businesses, even as layoffs mounted, and the stock market plunged.
Page 5 - no comments - 1,172 views

Page 6

Preserving The Moment
In 1999, right on the cusp of Y2K, Logan Mansion co-owner Lisa Brutto was employed by the giant computer technology company Oracle. It was a hectic and crazy time for Oracle and all computer businesses.
Page 6 - no comments - 1,248 views

Page 7

National Foster Care Month
May is National Foster Care Month. Ironically, it was May of 2013 when Kilpatrick – who was a registered foster care parent – got the call she knew could come at any time. A young brother and sister in Webster Parish had been rescued from a criminal abuse and criminal neglect environment.
Page 7 - no comments - 1,504 views

Page 12

Get a New Best Friend
“I think it’s because people are off work, and they have time to spend with the animals, house-train them, show them the ropes and take them on walks,” said Courtney Wingate, director of the HSNWLA.
Page 12 - no comments - 1,201 views

Page 23

COVID-19 AND DOCTOR VISITS
It has been sort of like the response of the United States to the bombing of Pearl Harbor. The entire nation suddenly realized that there was a new normal, that things would not be the same, and that it was up to everyone to make the necessary changes for survival.
Page 23 - no comments - 1,192 views

Page 24

AA and COVID
“We get a lot of people referred through the court system and drug court,” Maurice noted. “That can’t happen now because those systems have also been shut down. We get quite a few from the treatment centers,.
Page 24 - no comments - 1,343 views
ERs Are Still Safe
When health conditions are not treated promptly, the outcomes may not be as positive. This is particularly true in the case of a suspected heart attack or stroke when time is of the essence or with appendicitis where a rupture makes the surgery more complex.
Page 24 - no comments - 1,253 views

Page 25

Change Can Be Debilitating
“Weird times!” That's been my go-to description when I chat with friends and family about life according to COVID-19. After six weeks, there's finally light at the end of this lock-down tunnel. Louisiana is just a few weeks away from Phase 1 of reopening.
Page 25 - no comments - 1,296 views

Page 26

Grace at The Glen
Sidewalks at The Glen were sprinkled with color on the afternoon of April 14 in Shreveport, when members of The Simple Church dropped by to leave cheerful messages and drawings in chalk for residents and staff working in the midst of the COVID-19 pandemic.
Page 26 - no comments - 1,257 views

Page 28

YOU OUGHTTA BE IN PICTURES
pair of pajama bottoms, a USB cable and a guinea pig named Starbucks – all components in the re-creation of Leonardo DaVinci’s "Lady with an Ermine" painting. Local elementary student Chloe Collins enthusiastically reimagined the piece as part of a challenge posed by The R.
Page 28 - no comments - 1,328 views

Page 30

On the Scene
Shriners Hospitals for Children - Shreveport.
Page 30 - no comments - 1,406 views