By Dr. Sheila E. Sapp All parents and caregivers want their children to have successful and productive lives as they journey to adulthood. Many do not realize that they have access to power tools that ensure not only their children’s success, but also enable them to become future contributing members of our society. What are […]
It’s officially summer! The kids are out of school, and the outside world has mostly reopened. Although I’m super excited to get out and enjoy it all, I can’t lie; I was a little apprehensive. The thought of baring my post-quarantine body had me feeling some type of way. We’ve all struggled with accepting our […]
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By Erin Gibson A long, strange school year has ended, and for many students, an especially welcome break begins. While summer break is a good time for students to relax, it’s important to use summer as a chance to catch up and avoid the “summer slide.” Every year, students lose several months’ worth of reading […]
Preparing for a trip may be exciting, but packing can get pretty stressful. Give yourself a few days to follow these three steps, and you’ll be traveling like a tidying pro! PLAN IT ON PAPER List all the activities you’ll be doing, then list the clothing and accessories required. Are you hanging out at a […]
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John and Joanne Curren — owners of Curren Court Reporters in New Orleans — have long had a connection to the Coast. John, a veteran of the United States Submarine Service, has had family living in the Pass since 1910. He introduced Joanne, who is also a real estate agent with O’Dwyer Realty, to the […]
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If you’re inspired to show your house some love by deep cleaning it this spring, a little planning can ensure success and bring joy to the event. DECIDE WHEN, WHAT AND WHO Determine how much time you’re willing and able to spend, and block it off on your calendar as a non-negotiable commitment. Plan to […]
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When Brandon Boggess founded his house-washing business in 2017, he had elevated homes in mind. At the time, he noticed a sizeable gap in the market. After Hurricane Katrina, almost all new homes had to adhere to an elevation requirement. However, few, if any, house-washing businesses could serve these properties without lift equipment. “I knew […]
