From the Editor
A new year brings a natural moment to reset and look ahead, and February feels like the right place to begin. As we step into 2026, this issue of Social Northshore Magazine marks our first of the year and another opportunity to highlight the people and stories shaping the Northshore.
With Mardi Gras season underway, this time of year reflects what makes our community special. Tradition, creativity, and coming together are at the heart of this season. February also brings a focus on love, not just in celebration, but in the commitment local businesses, leaders, and organizations show every day.
Thank you for allowing Social Northshore to be a trusted resource for community business leaders, local events, and the charities that continue to give back. We’re grateful to share these stories and to begin another year with you.
Jen Meadows, Editor
Jen Meadows
Editor, Social Northshore
Feature Spotlight
Jacey + Edward
Jacey and Edward Simon’s love story feels like one of those moments that was always meant to happen, even if the timing took a little patience. Their paths crossed in New Orleans while Jacey was visiting the city on vacation, a chance meeting that quickly turned into...
Steve Gill
Steve Gill, affectionately called “Cool Pop” by his five grandchildren, is a semi-retired optometrist and lifelong artist in Mandeville. After years serving veterans as a low vision specialist, he now devotes his time to creating art inspired by South Louisiana’s...
Brandi McAndrew
Brandi McAndrew is the kind of woman who quietly raises the bar wherever she goes. As the owner of The Aesthetic Haus, a leading medical aesthetics practice on the Northshore, Brandi has built a name rooted in expertise, trust, and intention. But beyond her...
Brandi McAndrew
Brandi McAndrew is the kind of woman who quietly raises the bar wherever she goes. As the owner of The Aesthetic Haus, a leading medical aesthetics practice on the Northshore, Brandi has built a name rooted in expertise, trust, and intention. But beyond her...
Steve Gill
Steve Gill, affectionately called “Cool Pop” by his five grandchildren, is a semi-retired optometrist and lifelong artist in Mandeville. After years serving veterans as a low vision specialist, he now devotes his time to creating art inspired by South Louisiana’s...
Jacey + Edward
Jacey and Edward Simon’s love story feels like one of those moments that was always meant to happen, even if the timing took a little patience. Their paths crossed in New Orleans while Jacey was visiting the city on vacation, a chance meeting that quickly turned into...
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