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Baton Rouge, Olathe and Sarasota City Lifestyle launched in November 2026. Meet publishers Christine McIntosh, Gabriela Bossolono and Jessi Neitzel.
Three new City Lifestyle magazines launched in November 2026: Baton Rouge City Lifestyle in Louisiana, published by Christine McIntosh; Olathe City Lifestyle in Kansas, published by Gabriela Bossolono; and Sarasota City Lifestyle in Florida, published by Jessi Neitzel. Each is a community magazine mailed to homes in its city, with every issue and article also online at citylifestyle.com.
They follow October's launches of Perimeter North City Lifestyle in Georgia and South Shore Nassau City Lifestyle on Long Island.
Christine McIntosh is the owner and publisher of Baton Rouge City Lifestyle. In her introduction to readers, she writes that she and her husband, Glenn, have called Baton Rouge home for the past 12 years. "We feel incredibly honored to be part of this community and are excited to share the people, businesses, places, and stories that make Baton Rouge such a special place to live."
She is an LSU fan who tailgates at home games, and her go-to spot for work and client meetings is STIR Coffee. One of the magazine's first features profiles Dr. Byron Jasper of BYJA Clinic, the 2026 Louisiana Family Physician of the Year.
Gabriela Bossolono publishes Olathe City Lifestyle. In her Meet the Publisher article in the magazine, she writes that she started performing at The Culture House, Theatre in the Park and Olathe East High School, then spent five years in New York, where she sang on a cruise ship and performed at the Metropolitan Opera.
Early stories include a look inside Park Street Pastry and the Overland Park Arboretum's Luminary Walk.
Jessi Neitzel publishes Sarasota City Lifestyle, her second City Lifestyle market. She also owns and publishes the magazine for neighboring Lakewood Ranch.
Jessi wrote one of the first Sarasota features herself: More Than Words, the story of how Stephanie McCulley turned her son's breakthrough into a mission to help other families communicate.
Other early stories cover Sage Auto Studios and DRYmedic, the business two sisters built with compassion, preparedness and purpose.
Each magazine follows the City Lifestyle model: a locally produced magazine mailed to homes in the community, plus a digital hub on citylifestyle.com where readers can page through each issue, read articles and find local businesses. Each publisher leads their own market, and local businesses can reach them through the magazine page.
To find the magazine for your area, see how to get City Lifestyle magazine, or read what City Lifestyle is. Business owners can start with how to advertise in City Lifestyle.
If there is no City Lifestyle magazine where you live yet, read how the community magazine model works, or start at future.citylifestyle.com.
