Would you like to know how to grow your company? The 14 Capital Region businesses on Inc. magazine’s list of the 5,000 fastest-growing companies tell you how they did it.
Sen. John McCain has been tested and we know about his character, courage and commitment to our nation. Plus, endorsements for John Kennedy, Bill Cassidy, in Metro Council races and for constitutional amendments.
October 20, 2008 issue
A tougher ozone standard is expected to have a huge impact on the way industry and the public conduct business.
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Economist Loren Scott says new construction and anticipated permanent jobs should offset any recession in the Capital Region.
Support grows to reform the Bankruptcy Abuse Prevention Consumer Protection Act to help financially strapped people stay in their homes.
Capital Region nonprofit groups have extended themselves in the weeks after Hurricane Gustav—often to their financial detriment.
EA Sports is just the beginning of what LSU, city and state officials hope is the creation of a digital media industry cluster.
LSU’s chancellor shares his thoughts on the university’s direction, leadership and where the money’s going to come from.
SU’s new chancellor envisions a central role for the university in the future development of Baton Rouge.
The proposed Employee Free Choice Act would force employers to recognize the majority sign-up process whether they like it or not.
The ballyhooed Studio City project in West Baton Rouge Parish appears far from becoming a reality.
By now, an invitation from a friend or colleague to join Facebook might have floated into your inbox, sparking an audible groan or an enthusiastic click.
New Urbanist architecture, which borrows design elements of the past, leaves some architects feeling blue.
Change orders, delays and a hurricane have plagued construction of the 19th Judicial District Courthouse and pushed back the completion date.
Experts offer tips on trees to plant—and not to plant—in hurricane-prone south Louisiana.
Homeowners along the I-10/I-12 corridor ought to be thrilled by assessments that show the value of their properties have increased dramatically over the past four years. But hell hath no fury like someone scorched by rising property taxes.
Gov. Bobby Jindal is hitting the road for campaign stops in Florida, Texas and Iowa. Is the governor getting ready to take a shot at the 2012 Republican presidential nomination?
October 21, 2008 issue
October 21, 2008 issue
October 21, 2008 issue
October 21, 2008 issue
On Oct. 3, Tony Avila’s wife, Celena, gave birth to the couple’s second child, a girl they named Ava.
Where should a revamped downtown East Baton Rouge Library be located?
