Thanksgiving is a time for families to gather, feast, and enjoy being together. Cheesecake Bistro wants to get you out of the kitchen to enjoy more well-deserved family time this year by offering Copeland’s of New Orleans special Thanksgiving Feast a la carte menu and the convenience of a complete Thanksgiving Feast Family Meal to-go. […]
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I started my adventures with the Girl Scouts as a Brownie, and I can honestly say that my experiences and memories with the Girl Scouts are some of my fondest childhood memories. Likewise, some of my fellow Girl Scouts are my closest friends to this day. The reasons to open up the world of Girl
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Ever wonder what your body is using for energy? Is it carbs or is it fats? Researchers at Pennington Biomedical are trying to learn more about energy balance in girls. This research will help us develop new nutrition programs to support girls when they are exercising. If your child is between the ages of 13
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The people of Southwest Louisiana know how to take care of themselves, and each other. Once in a while, though, hurricanes and floods require them to reach out for a little help to recover. Local and national volunteers and aid groups are providing resources, food, shelter, and more to those who have been affected by
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It’s been over a year since our children have enjoyed some of our most beloved play areas, but they are opening back up little by little. We’re so excited to share that the Louisiana Children’s Museum will be reopening just in time for the summer on Saturday, May 29. “We are counting down the days
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As Baton Rouge parents, one of the most important decisions we will make for our children is choosing a school. Whether you are choosing a school for the first time for your child or your child is making the transition to a new school, you probably have many questions. What are your options? How much
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“Ask the Experts” is a series on Baton Rouge Family Fun where local experts share their thoughts, and opinions and answer questions relating to health, wellness, and parenting. If you have a question for one of our experts, please leave it in the comments below to be featured in an upcoming article. February is Children’s
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Bienvenue to a brand new Baton Rouge petite boulangerie, Shannon’s Sugah Shack! Shannon is a scratch-made, home cook that has been selling baked goods solely to friends family (and their businesses) since 1984. After much encouragement, support, and a little coaxing from family and friends, she finally launched her petite boulangerie! Specializing in decorative cookies,
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Hot chocolate bombs are the newest holiday trend this season, and with good reason! Sold out at most big box stores and made viral on TikTok, hot chocolate bombs have become a bit elusive and hard to find online and at stores. Suddenly in high demand, DIY’s are popping up all over social media, and
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Baton Rouge families with children have a new option for family-friendly haircuts thanks to the recent opening of Sharkey’s Cuts for Kids in Baton Rouge. This innovative, fun-filled kids salon located off Highland Road specifically caters to kids. All regular haircuts include a complimentary wash, fun chairs, lollipops, balloons, and of course, lots of fun.
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Hurricane Laura was the strongest of any hurricane making landfall in Louisiana since the Last Island Storm in 1856, according to NBC meteorologist Bill Karins said. The storm has seen over 580,000 coastal residents placed under evacuation orders, while nearly 470,000 homes and businesses were left without power, as the hurricane made landfall in Louisiana
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As school resumes on a modified schedule, working parents are left wondering who will assist with their children’s schoolwork. The YMCA of the Capital Area is here to help! The Y will provide directed supervision, wi-fi, and space for children to complete their virtual learning via their Baton Rouge Distance Learning Program. Pre-registration is required. Baton
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