The colors purple and gold can help but conjure thoughts of Saturday nights in Death Valley. Black and gold bring you straight to the Superdome. Flash some green, purple, and gold, and you are ready for a celebration synonymous with Louisiana. They are also the inspiration for a local makeup artist who is making a splash with color.
Even as dark clouds threaten to ruin a peaceful morning, click-clucks break the quiet on the green at city park. It’s not golf or tennis. It’s croquet.
In response to the recent crime wave in Baton Rouge that left two dead and three others hurt, including a 4-year-old child, a community initiative called TRUCE is trying to steer youth away from violence.
The Greater Baton Rouge State Fair announced on Wednesday, July 7 that they are planning on returning for their 55th event this October without any restrictions.
California Pizza Kitchen’s Baton Rouge location will donate 20% of all food and beverage purchases from dine in, take out, catering, and online orders on Tuesday, July 6 to the Companion Animal Alliance of Baton Rouge.
The City of Central‘s Indendepence Day celebration scheduled for Saturday, July 3 has been canceled to the inclement weather forecast for Saturday afternoon, Mayor David Barrow announced July 1, 2021.
Ochsner Community Health – Brees Family Center, and local community health workers, will offer free and confidential HIV testing from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. on Friday, June 25.
It was a nice day over in East Baton Rouge Parish at the Santa Maria Golf Course, for dads and their children to tee off and spend quality time together.
WAFB is partnering with Our Lady of the Lake Children’s Hospital (OLOLCH) to Drive the Future for Louisiana’s kids. Online ticket sales close at 11:59 p.m. on Wednesday, June 23.
The East Baton Rouge Metro Council is looking into the possibility of taking funding away from local libraries to more money towards fixing drainage issues.
With the animal shelter over capacity, Companion Animal Alliance is waiving adoption fees for all animals at the shelter from Wednesday, June 16th to Sunday, June 20th.
The number of homicides in East Baton Rouge continues to grow and is on track to eclipse the record set in 2020, it is a number Baton Rouge Police Chief Murphy Paul said can only be slowed by community members.
Teddy’s is one of only a handful of juke joints left on the old Chitlin Trail that stretched the length of US Highway 61 from Minnesota to the Gulf of Mexico.
When the rains started falling nearly three weeks ago little did Rich Vlosky know that days later he would be gutting the house he planned on retiring in.
