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Chantelle Douglas: The Queen of Digital Marketing I’m Chantelle Douglas, The Queen of Digital Marketing.

I serve as the Outside Marketing Brain for businesses and organizations seeking strategic direction, sharper positioning, greater visibility, and decisive marketing leadership.

10/10/2026

Meet Jassery L. Darby, candidate for Bossier Parish School Board, District 10.

Darby’s background includes working with TRIO Upward Bound at Southern University at Shreveport as an educational advocate, supporting students through educational programming and college exposure opportunities.

That experience brings an education-centered perspective to her candidacy as she seeks a seat on the Bossier Parish School Board. District 10 voters will choose who represents their community in decisions affecting local schools, students and families.

As this race unfolds, take time to learn about Darby’s professional experience, her priorities for Bossier Parish Schools and the plans she would bring to the board.

This is .

Not an endorsement. Not a campaign ad. Just visibility.

Know the candidates. Know the offices they’re seeking. Do your research and make your own informed decision.

When she runs, we see her.

10/10/2026

Meet Yumeaka Robinson Washington, candidate for District Judge, 2nd Judicial District Court, Division B, serving Bienville, Claiborne and Jackson Parishes.

Washington brings decades of legal experience to this race. She reports 32 years as an Assistant District Attorney, 18 years serving as a magistrate in Jonesboro Mayor’s Court, and 33 years maintaining a civil law practice.

Her legal practice has included family law, successions, civil litigation and personal injury cases. She earned her Juris Doctor from Southern University Law Center and her bachelor’s degree in English from Southern University and A&M College.

Her community involvement includes serving as president of the Jackson Parish Chamber of Commerce in 2023, serving on the Jackson Parish Tourism Board, and co-founding Operation Paradise Christmas.

Now, Washington is seeking to serve as district judge in Division B, bringing her prosecutorial, judicial and civil practice experience to the race.

This is .

Not an endorsement. Not a campaign ad. Just visibility.

Know the candidates. Know the offices they’re seeking. Do your research and make your own informed decision.

When she runs, we see her.

10/10/2026

🎙️ CELEBRATING 11 YEARS OF MAKE ME, MOLD ME EMPOWERMENT RADIO TALK SHOW!

Black Women in Business Northwest Louisiana is proud to celebrate Katrina D. Worsham and 11 years of Make Me, Mold Me Empowerment Radio Talk Show! 💜

Some women build businesses. Some build platforms. And some use both to build people.

Katrina’s journey is a testament to what happens when leadership meets a commitment to service. A U.S. Army Reserve veteran who served for 21 years, a longtime insurance professional, and the founder of Make Me Mold Me Empowerment, Inc., Katrina has spent years creating opportunities for people to recognize their value, strengthen their confidence, and pursue their purpose.

Her work in Northwest Louisiana extends far beyond the microphone. Through her nonprofit, she champions personal development, leadership, self-worth, and holistic growth. Through her radio platform, she brings empowerment conversations to the airwaves, creating space for wisdom, encouragement, and stories that remind people they have the ability to grow through life’s challenges.

Her commitment to service has also earned significant recognition, including the 2024 Virginia K. Shehee Most Influential Woman Award. Yet one of the most meaningful parts of her legacy is the continued investment she makes in people and the community she serves.

Eleven years on the air is more than an anniversary. It is an opportunity to celebrate the voice behind the platform, the vision behind the work, and the impact of consistently showing up for others.

Katrina, congratulations on this milestone! Thank you for using your voice, your experience, and your platform to pour into Northwest Louisiana. We celebrate your journey, your work, and the continued possibilities ahead for Make Me, Mold Me Empowerment Radio Talk Show. 🎉

This is what visibility looks like: recognizing the women who are doing the work, building platforms, and contributing to the communities we call home.

Join Black Women in Business Northwest Louisiana in congratulating Katrina Worsham on five years of empowerment through radio! 👏🏾

10/09/2026

WHAT LEGACY ARE YOU BUILDING THAT DESERVES TO BE SEEN? 👀

Your business is more than what you sell. Your leadership is more than the title you hold. And your impact deserves to be seen, celebrated, and remembered.

Northwest Louisiana, it’s time to LOOK OUT for the women building our communities, creating opportunities, serving families, opening doors, and laying the foundation for the next generation.

Introducing the LookOut NWLA Legacy Visibility Campaign, connected to the inaugural LookOut NWLA Honors Awards!

Here’s how YOU can be part of it:

👕 PURCHASE THE SHIRT(https://buy.stripe.com/4gM14m32i2ZBgp1afK1kA08). Get your official Black Women in Business Northwest Louisiana T-shirt through our fundraiser supporting the inaugural LookOut NWLA Honors Awards.

🎥 TELL YOUR STORY. Put on your shirt and record a short video answering one question: “What does legacy mean to you?”

💼 SHOW US WHAT YOU’RE BUILDING. Connect your answer to your business, your work, your community impact, or the legacy you’re creating for those coming behind you.

✨ GET SEEN. Participating women will have the opportunity to be spotlighted throughout the LookOut NWLA Honors Awards campaign, bringing greater visibility to the women and businesses shaping Northwest Louisiana.

This is bigger than wearing a T-shirt. It’s about making the work of our women more visible while building momentum for a celebration that recognizes Black women’s leadership, service, entrepreneurship, and lasting impact across NWLA.

And there’s another reason to participate: 35% of every T-shirt sale supports the LookOut NWLA Honors Awards!

👑 HERE’S HOW TO GET STARTED:

• Sizes S–XL: $20
• Sizes 2XL–4XL: $25
• Purchase your shirt through the link in our bio.
• Record your legacy video and share what you’re building!

The inaugural LookOut NWLA Honors Awards are coming in March 2027 at the Shreveport Convention Center, and we’re building something worthy of the women we intend to celebrate.

Don't just wear the shirt. Tell your story. Elevate your business. Help us celebrate the legacy being built right here in Northwest Louisiana.

Tag a Black woman entrepreneur or community leader who needs to be part of this campaign!

10/08/2026

We’re running this one back — because our first LOOKOUT NWLA feature didn’t tell the full story.

When we first spotlighted Dr. Cassandra Montgomery, we focused heavily on the childcare side of Play Pals. But Play Pals On Demand is much bigger than that.

Dr. Montgomery saw a need for people and families who need an extra set of hands — and she built a business around being that support.

From childcare to senior companionship and support, disability assistance, pet care, home support, and more, Play Pals is about meeting people where they are and helping make life a little easier.

And the senior support piece matters.

Because supporting our seniors means supporting families, caregivers, and the people who have spent their lives supporting everyone else.

So, NWLA, LOOKOUT.

She’s building a business around support, companionship, and making sure people have someone to call when life requires a little extra help.

And that kind of work deserves to be seen.

NWLA, LOOKOUT. Dr. Cassandra Montgomery is building something that matters.

10/07/2026

What made Ali Nichols look at science and say, “There has to be a different way to experience this”?

That question is part of what makes Bold Chemistry worth watching.

Ali is creating more than a place to learn about science. She’s creating an experience built around curiosity, discovery, and the simple idea that people remember what they get to experience for themselves.

And that matters.

Because the child who gets excited about an experiment today could become the scientist, engineer, educator, inventor, or problem-solver we need tomorrow.

That’s the kind of ripple effect that starts with one person willing to build differently.

So NWLA, here’s your introduction to Ali Nichols.

What happens when curiosity gets a place to grow?

Follow her work. Experience what she’s building. And tell us what you think NWLA needs more of.

10/07/2026

Meet Francine “Monro” Brown, candidate for Shreveport City Council, District E, in Caddo Parish.

Brown is running on a campaign focused on public safety, infrastructure, economic development and community engagement. Her priorities include youth workforce development and recreational opportunities, improving roads, drainage and other infrastructure, and supporting economic growth in Shreveport.

Brown also brings more than a decade of grassroots advocacy and community work, with a focus on underserved families, seniors, youth and young adults.

Now, she is taking that community advocacy into a campaign for a seat on the Shreveport City Council.

This is .

Not an endorsement. Not a campaign ad.
Just visibility.

Know the candidates. Know the offices they're seeking. Do your research and make your own informed decision.

When she runs, we see her.

10/06/2026

Meet Lesia C. Key, candidate for Claiborne Parish School Board, District 10.

Key’s campaign is centered on listening to the people closest to the work of educating children: teachers, parents and the community.

Her campaign priorities are clear:

Support our teachers.
Support our parents.
Support our students.
Build a stronger community.

Key is also emphasizing better communication, greater understanding and more opportunities for children across the district.

Her message is simple: your voice matters, your concerns matter, and our children matter.

This is .

Not an endorsement. Not a campaign ad.

Just visibility.

Know the candidates. Know the offices they're seeking. Do your research and make your own informed decision.

When she runs, we see her.

10/05/2026

🌿 WHAT IF HEALTHIER LIVING STARTED WITH WHAT YOU PUT ON YOUR PLATE?

That question is at the heart of the work Rhonda Morgan is building through Greens Garden & Grill.

A devoted wife, mother, grandmother, herbalist, and health food entrepreneur, Rhonda is passionate about helping individuals and families make healthier, more intentional choices.

As the Founder & Owner of Greens Garden & Grill, she brings together her love of wholesome foods, herbal drinks, natural seasonings, and wellness-focused practices to encourage healthier living in her community.

Her area of impact reaches across health & wellness, herbalism, healthy eating, and community wellness education.

This is more than a business built around food and natural wellness. It is work rooted in the belief that better choices, better knowledge, and better nourishment can contribute to healthier families and communities.

✨ Black Women in Business Northwest Louisiana is proud to spotlight Rhonda Morgan and Greens Garden & Grill.

Show Rhonda some love in the comments and support a Black woman building in the wellness space right here in NWLA.

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