Stacey Simmons and her Red Stick International Animation Festival are on the digital-effects map with hopes of the city one day being known as … Batoon Rouge
The vicious state Senate campaign has been unfair to Lee Domingue, who has been a whipping boy, and to voters, who don't have a complete picture of all the candidates.
March 24, 2009 issue
When Synergy Home Care moved its offices to Tampa, Fla., it vacated two adjoining buildings at 8120 and 8130 Kelwood Ave., off Goodwood Boulevard behind Woman’s Hospital.
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With his one-year anniversary approaching, the Baton Rouge Area Chamber’s president and CEO is stepping out of his predecessor’s shadow.
Restaurants adjust to the economic downturn by adding low-priced dining options, mixing in items with a better profit margin and serving smaller portions.
A push to trim Louisiana’s list of public four-year universities faces massive political obstacles.
A luxury motorcycle builder to the rich and famous gauges the state’s interest in his return to Baton Rouge.
Three candidates vie to join the state’s PSC, which has been criticized for its unabashed support of entrenched interests.
The Pennington Cancer Center’s director of radiation oncology sings the praises of the latest technological breakthrough—and its future.
A new monitoring program makes headway against Louisiana’s illegal prescription drug business.
The Capital Region nears crisis level after a 40% increase in mental health needs since Hurricane Katrina.
State Rep. Karen Carter Peterson wants to curb smoking while bringing in millions in additional revenue by raising cigarette taxes by $1 a pack. But why confine sin taxes only to cigarettes?
Louisiana's megafund is being tapped to keep the Pilgrim's Pride chicken plant in north Louisiana open. How much longer will it be before the $414 million fund is used to help keep other companies in business?
March 24, 2009 issue
March 24, 2009 issue
March 24, 2009 issue
The way Linda Perez Clark talks about her first brush with entrepreneurship, it sounds like an extreme sport.
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?
