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A Viaticus of Words: Chelsea Brasted
Meet Chelsea Brasted, the scribe and wordsmith residing in the heart of New Orleans. This city has cradled her and now, in turn, she's nurturing a new generation within its vibrant culture. Professionally, she dabbles in writing and reporting, painting vivid portraits of the city that's etched deeply into her soul.
In her off-hours, Brasted can be found tackling a labor of love: renovating an old Wisconsin farmhouse[1][2]. Her hands are as versatile as her mind, shaping not just articles, but also brick and mortar.
Her dedication to the New Orleans community doesn't stop at her byline. She shares authorship with none other than Axios New Orleans in a local context, implicitly confirming her active participation in the journalism scene[4]. The city's pulse courses through her veins, inspiring every word she pens and every renovation she undertakes.
Chelsea Brasted, in her free time, works on her personal project of renovating an old Wisconsin farmhouse, blending her passion for home-and-garden with her hands-on skills. Outside of her professional journalistic work with Axios New Orleans, she also contributes news and lifestyle pieces about the city she loves.
