A prime-time LSU football game also is prime time to get out without fighting the crowds—but that’s not so great for some business owners.
North Boulevard Town Square planners produce conceptual layouts for the first phase of the city’s Riverfront Master Plan.
November 4, 2008 issue
Massive change is unavoidable over the next 25 years, due to rapid advances in technology. Louisiana needs to take steps, such as improving the education system and challenging students, in order to keep up. Plus: Legislature needs to find ways to save money in order to invest in the future, Baton Rouge Area Chamber looking for volunteers and people step up to help United Way.
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The largest debris-removal project in Baton Rouge history stretches into its second month, thanks to federal red tape and the enormity of the job.
With the clock ticking on EBR’s federally mandated project to improve its sewer system, the parish must first answer some financial questions.
After taking just one week off, Donna Britt is back on the air and refusing to let radiation treatment for breast cancer get the best of her.
Storm insurance legislation is likely, though insiders warn against following the Florida example.
The state’s market appears to be softening despite taking hits from two more damaging hurricanes.
Employers recognize the benefits of HSAs as an alternative to increasing costs.
Baton Rouge, New Orleans and Lafayette all bring tremendous assets to a potential digital/interactive media triangle. But it won't work as long as parochial attitudes exist. The public needs to recognize the value of regional partnerships.
Massive voter registration drives generated more heat and hard feelings than actual new voters. But the alarm raised by bogus and duplicate applications affecting the integrity of the election is nothing more than good campaign fodder.
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Since becoming president of Desselle-Maggard Corporation in 2002, Joseph Jobe estimates he fielded between eight to 10 calls each year from companies looking to buy his business.
Education Secretary Arne Duncan proposes that college teams graduating fewer than 40% of their student-athletes should be banned from postseason play. Is this a good idea?
