Louisiana Life - November/December 2010

To Hunt or Not To Hunt

Any day now, I will open up our local newspaper and see the photo that never fails to dredge up the same old mixed emotions. Staring out at me from amongst the gray columns will be a child dressed entirely…

Business news from around the state

Recent business news has ranged from word of a major steel production plant to the opening of more hotel rooms to new manufacturing partnerships. Here are a few highlights. Heavy metalCONVENT — St. James Parish is the beneficiary of a…

Health

LSU Hospital Achieves Joint Commission Accreditation SHREVEPORT — LSU Hospital in Shreveport recently earned the Joint Commission’s Gold Seal of Approval. The accreditation indicates compliance with the Joint Commission’s national standards for health care quality and safety, Joe Miciotto, hospital…

making a move

The location has changed, but the history still lives in this Baton Rouge Creole plantation home.

Doctors to Be

Louisiana’s med schools keep up with the state’s pulse.

Ron Yule

DeRidder fiddler chronicles his music.

Rayne’s Frogs

I once stopped in the Acadia Parish town of Rayne to get gas and grab a bite, and I was quickly distracted by something, well, quirky –– a giant metallic statue of a frog wearing a top hat and coattails…

Greater New Orleans Region

Most people know that New Orleans is one of the world’s most fascinating cities. Its music, food and hospitality make it a No. 1 destination for visitors year after year. But you might not realize that New Orleans is more…

10 Reasons to Retire in Louisiana

1. You’ll feel at home.Louisiana is known for its hospitality, so it doesn’t take long for newcomers to feel right at home. Having company is an art practiced often by Louisiana’s people, who love to welcome visitors to enjoy a…