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In the years Sophie C. Gibson was studying chemistry at LSU, she probably never dreamed that her career would be in reading disabilities and education rather than in the sciences. Things changed for Gibson when three of her five children were diagnosed with dyslexia. “It’s a brain difference. The brain processes language differently,” Gibson said. Continue reading →
It’s raining in Nashville, and Steven Curtis Chapman has just dropped off two daughters at school. For anyone who knows his story, this simple … Continue reading →
Yue Sha, a senior at Baton Rouge Magnet High School, was named one of two Louisiana state winners in the 2011 Siemens Awards for Advanced Placement, a signature … Continue reading →
The Volkswagen Jetta is VW’s top selling U.S. vehicle, and the company gives buyers lots of options for 2012. The Jetta lineup this year has a dozen models, … Continue reading →
Like-Fresh Corn Serves 4-6. Recipe is from Mona Bullard. 1 (15.25-oz.) can whole-kernel corn, drained and rinsed 1 (15.5-oz.) can cream-style corn Continue reading →
I always anxiously await the first big Creole or heirloom tomatoes in the spring. While waiting for those, I bake some of the common varieties with herbs and a sprinkle of good cheese. Any firm, ripe tomato can be used for this recipe. Continue reading →
Fleming’s lives up to its reputation as one of Baton Rouge’s premiere steak houses. Beef lovers will certainly appreciate the many choices of prime beef available on the … Continue reading →
NAME: Lara Ashley Harrison, Baton Rouge. AGE: 21. OCCUPATION: Student and server at Walk-On’s Bistreaux & Bar. Continue reading →
Max LaBranche is one of the movers and shakers in the Society for the Preservation of Lagniappe in Louisiana, which puts on the Spanish Town Mardi Gras … Continue reading →
Surprising amenities and lots of value are hallmarks of the home at 30979 Ridgeway Drive in Walker’s Collins Place subdivision. It’s not often you find things like hammered copper … Continue reading →