Wearing Many Hats: The Story of Balancing Business, Family, Work, and Life
Balancing work, business, and family isn’t easy. Discover how faith, balance, and grace can help you pursue your dreams without losing yourself along the way.
STATE
After 100 Hospital Stays, Alexandria Teen Looks Toward a Future Treating Sickle Cell Disease
Phillip Mullin, 15, is the first child in Louisiana to be functionally cured of sickle cell disease through gene therapy, according to his hospital. Now the Alexandria teen hopes to become a physician who understands what patients with the inherited blood disorder face.
BUSINESS
Family brings Louisiana Creole traditions to Columbus’ King-Lincoln district
Chef Henry Butcher Sr. and his family have brought Louisiana Creole traditions to Columbus since 2006. Now based on East Long Street, Creole Kitchen continues to serve classic dishes while contributing to the King-Lincoln Bronzeville community.
HEALTH
After 100 Hospital Stays, Alexandria Teen Looks Toward a Future Treating Sickle Cell Disease
Phillip Mullin, 15, is the first child in Louisiana to be functionally cured of sickle cell disease through gene therapy, according to his hospital. Now the Alexandria teen hopes to become a physician who understands what patients with the inherited blood disorder face.
NATIONAL
Alaska Senate Race Faces Court Fight Over Certification Before Election Day
A federal lawsuit over two similarly named Alaska Senate candidates could delay certification if Republican Sen. Dan Sullivan narrowly loses. With voting already underway, Democrat Mary Peltola is asking a judge to dismiss the case, calling it an improper intrusion into the state’s election process.
SPORTS
Saints Face Bye Week Reckoning After Ground Game Stalls in Paris
The New Orleans Saints enter their bye week at 2-5 after managing just 18 rushing yards in a loss to Pittsburgh. With 10 games remaining, players and coaches face mounting pressure to turn preparation into victories.
