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Today's dream home utilizes modern technology for increased functionality
(BPT) - The number of improving housing markets expanded for a sixth consecutive month in January 2013 according to the National Association of Home Builders/First American. With this positive sign, it’s an interesting time for homeowners to consider investing in high-tech home upgrades that not only increase their home...
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High-tech homes make everyday living simpler
(BPT) - If you find yourself wondering how you ever got along before your smartphone, laptop and GPS, you’re not alone. Technology is so much a part of how we go about our days that we often take it for granted. However, in many cases, houses haven’t caught up to the same technological standards as the gadgets people ca...
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Popular remodeling trends for spring home improvement
(BPT) - It’s time to think spring which means fresh home updates. Spring home improvement projects will help you update your home, add comfort and save more of your hard-earned paycheck. “You can save time, money and stress by planning ahead,” says Kathy Krafka Harkema, Pella Windows and Doors expert. “Seek out expert ...
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Entice buyers into your home with aromatic scents
(BPT) - When a home smells good, it makes a favorable impression on visitors. This is exactly what home sellers want when they put their house on the market. The concept of ambient fragrancing started to trickle into the real estate market years ago. Savvy real estate agents advised sellers to bake cookies or cinnamon ...
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No need to buy new - a simple update will do
(BPT) - If you’re like most homeowners, you have several furniture and decor pieces around the house that have seen better days. And while the natural response is to throw away outdated items and buy something new, even lackluster home objects deserve a second chance. You can easily transform your trash into treasure wi...
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2013's hottest home trends and easy upgrades
(BPT) - The top home decor trends for 2013 are already emerging, and homeowners seeking a fresh look will find a lot to love. Not only can these looks be accomplished in minimal time – they’re budget friendly and easy enough for DIYers to finish in a weekend or less. Giving your home an updated feel doesn’t require a f...
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Inspiring ideas for a home makeover
With spring just around the corner, it’s time to focus on sprucing up your home. But balancing a budget and your home improvement desires can be a challenge. Some simple tips and tricks can help you make over your home for less. Whether you plan an all-out redo or just a few tweaks here and there, the design experts at...
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Trash vs. treasure: Expert tips when hunting for authentic garage sale finds
(BPT) - Collecting relics isn’t a hobby just for Grandma and Grandpa any more. With the explosive popularity of TV shows centered around unearthing historic memorabilia and valuable pieces of Americana, searching for knickknacks and artifacts that make one-of-a-kind home decor is now a popular pastime for people of all ...
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Elan Monette receives swimming lessons from lifeguard Danielle McDermott Wednesday during of of the group lessons the Northwestern Hills Recreational Center holds. From left are Monette and McDermott.
Elan Monette receives swimming lessons from lifeguard Danielle McDermott Wednesday during of of the group lessons the Northwestern Hills Recreational Center holds. From left are Monette and McDermott.
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Parish President Rick Nowlin appointed Brenda Lacour to the Natchitoches Parish Tourist Commission and that appointment was confirmed by the council Lacour is a resident of Cane River and is a retired attorney.
Parish President Rick Nowlin appointed Brenda Lacour to the Natchitoches Parish Tourist Commission and that appointment was confirmed by the council Lacour is a resident of Cane River and is a retired attorney.
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St. Mary's Eighth Grade Convocation was at the Immaculate Conception Church. On first  row from left are  Elizabeth Whitehead and Race Jennings. On second row are Hannah Metoyer, Nazy Metoyer, Elizabeth Jackson, Rylee Wyer, Danielle Settle and Lexi Deloach. On third row are Lauren Fidelak, Elizabeth Long, Madeline Peluso, Kate Dickson, Elizabeth Gill and Sarah Johnson. On fourth row are Abigail Gardner, Addison Shelton, Anne Evans, MacKenzie Gardiner, Mary Hannah Hendrix and Haley Stewart. On fifth row are Ben Gewin, Hunter Adkins, Cole Zeagler, Behrend Brittain Behrendsen, Michael Mayeaux and Conner Balthazar.ˇ
St. Mary's Eighth Grade Convocation was at the Immaculate Conception Church. On first row from left are Elizabeth Whitehead and Race Jennings. On second row are Hannah Metoyer, Nazy Metoyer, Elizabeth Jackson, Rylee Wyer, Danielle Settle and Lexi Deloach. On third row are Lauren Fidelak, Elizabeth Long, Madeline Peluso, Kate Dickson, Elizabeth Gill and Sarah Johnson. On fourth row are Abigail Gardner, Addison Shelton, Anne Evans, MacKenzie Gardiner, Mary Hannah Hendrix and Haley Stewart. On fifth row are Ben Gewin, Hunter Adkins, Cole Zeagler, Behrend Brittain Behrendsen, Michael Mayeaux and Conner Balthazar.ˇ
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The “Up, Up and Away” themed pep rally will provide food, fun and entertainment for the staff and faculty of Natchitoches Parish schools. The committee planning the event is composed of school board members, central office employees and representatives from the business community and the community at large. In front from left are Ralph Wilson, Steven Solomon, Gwen Hardison, Laney Maggio-Adkins, Linda Page, Tommy Melder, Mary Means, Jason Edwards, Jacqueline Page and Wynona Ladkin. In back are Kenneth Babers, Russ Danzy, Donna Masson, Tony Davis, LaCarsha Babers, Joella Wilson, George Rhymes, Carl Means, Aquanette Jackson and Pamela Brown.
The “Up, Up and Away” themed pep rally will provide food, fun and entertainment for the staff and faculty of Natchitoches Parish schools. The committee planning the event is composed of school board members, central office employees and representatives from the business community and the community at large. In front from left are Ralph Wilson, Steven Solomon, Gwen Hardison, Laney Maggio-Adkins, Linda Page, Tommy Melder, Mary Means, Jason Edwards, Jacqueline Page and Wynona Ladkin. In back are Kenneth Babers, Russ Danzy, Donna Masson, Tony Davis, LaCarsha Babers, Joella Wilson, George Rhymes, Carl Means, Aquanette Jackson and Pamela Brown.
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Guidance to help parents keep kids smoke-free
Children often learn by example. They grow up watching Mom and Dad’s behaviors, learning at a ve...
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How to keep your scents light and sensible this summer
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