Louisiana

How to Pick the Right Paper for Fine Art Prints

Ruston – October 20, 2026 -- Choosing the wrong paper can shift the colors, texture and lifespan of an artwork reproduction, according to a new HelloNation guide featuring Henry McCoy of Fine Line Supply Co. in Ruston, Louisiana.

Weight changes how a print feels

Heavier paper often gives reproduction prints a more substantial, professional feel, while lighter paper can make them look more casual. The article says weight also affects durability.

Glossy paper boosts vibrancy, matte cuts glare

A glossy finish enhances vibrancy and contrast, making colors stand out. A matte finish reduces glare and softens tones, which may suit certain display environments better. Understanding finish helps artists control how work looks under different lighting.

Flowers Foods Recalls Hawaiian Bread Over Undeclared Milk

Thomasville – October 02, 2026 -- Flowers Foods, Inc. is recalling Nature's Own Hawaiian Bread in 20 oz. and 40 oz. bags because the packages failed to list milk as an ingredient, posing a risk to anyone with a milk allergy or severe sensitivity.

The affected bread was shipped to retail stores in Arkansas, Louisiana, New Mexico, Oklahoma, and Texas. The recall covers Nature's Own 20 oz. Hawaiian Bread and the Nature's Own 2-pack Hawaiian Bread 40 oz.

A production records review uncovered the labeling error

Flowers Foods found the problem while reviewing production records, which showed certain packages did not declare milk despite containing it. No illnesses or related incidents have been reported.