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A shrine to a popular coach is one man's tribute to his late dad.
It's "Movember." How did the eleventh month of the year get its name changed?
It was just a short stop at the skateboard shop...till one of the stars of the sport walked in.
Here the "Man Who Came to Dinner" is welcome to stay overnight.
After years of work and waiting it's a dream come true. Some very talented students at Southern University now have a place to show off their work.
Sunshine, cool temperatures and low humidity--it's perfect weather for a party in the park.
The Irish are dancing again in Baton Rouge--for the last time.
Party down, and help preserve historic buildings!
She was a legend near the North Gate of LSU for 20 years. Then rising costs drove her away. But "Mama," as she is known by everybody, has never lost her devotion to the students.
An unusual partnership has turned into a colorful collaboration.
The story of three young men who took a scam, turned it legit and put it to good use.
Some of the most beautiful boats in the USA will be docked along the Tchefuncte River this weekend.
Life lessons from the farm brought to the school house door in a red barn.
Sculpting in stone, or in hair, this talented artist creates beauty in many forms.
The Stearmans fly into Jeff Davis Parish.
Celebrating God, nature and kids among artistic treasures.
Two-thousand miles down river and 200 to go
An ultra-modern structure being built with 200-year-old cypress.
Hard times and recession aren't slowing down one Ascension Parish mom.
The owner says it's a great car, but he's got to sell.
Baton Rouge paused today to remember the victims of 9-11.
Just how many baseball caps can one man keep track of? The staggering answer can be found in this collection in Gonzales.
Two guys in Gonzales have come up with a survival kit for the deer hunter.
This is National Collegiate Colors Day, and at the Zapp's Potato Chip plant, the college colors are on parade.
Musical memories from fabulous phonographs
A tragic accident which happened more than 40 years ago is being remembered as a long overdue memorial taking shape in downtown Baton Rouge.
This will cool you off on a hot summer day. Put on your winter coat and hat to tour the Kleinpeter plant in Baton Rouge.
It has a strange name, but it also has some great paintings.
Magnificent memories of marvelous mansions
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