Mid-Tap, a bar and grill in Baton Rouge known for its wide variety of self-serve beer taps, is holding a fundraiser to benefit cancer patients and employees of Mid-Tap currently experiencing hardship due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
There are more than enough reasons to feel anxious right now, but there are also plenty of reasons to smile, and that’s what we want to focus on right now.
A digital media and advertising agency based in Baton Rouge has created custom T-shirts to build community spirit while also raising funds to help those responding to the coronavirus pandemic.
The East Baton Rouge Parish School System shared a project by a music teacher at the Baton Rouge Center for Visual and Performing Arts to try to help lift spirits during the COVID-19 emergency.
The Boys & Girls Club of Greater Baton Rouge will be distributing 500 “Club-on-the-Geaux” backpacks with supplies and fun activities for Club members to do to stay busy during their time out of school.
They’re never going to win the race, but they promise they’ll always finish. And they’ll be there to give you a hand if you need a little help from a new friend.
The third time turned out to be the charm for a Livingston Parish woman who won thousands of dollars on the March 3 episode of the CBS daytime game show, The Price is Right.
Hundreds of WAFB’s viewers brought a smile to 7-year-old Caylix Kallhoff’s face by sharing a video of him conducting LSU’s band at a women’s basketball game earlier in the week.
World War II veteran Leroy Poydras celebrated his 99th birthday with many friends and family members. Poydras says there are hidden secrets to his long life. Whatever it is, he is hopeful it takes him to see his next birthday.
While some might be struggling to remember the Krewe of Neptune parade in downtown Biloxi, it was a night at least two people will surely never forget.
A TV station in Houston posted a very important question on Twitter Tuesday, Feb. 11 asking its followers if they liked to dip their crawfish in sauce. One of the choices was just a little bit unusual.
Louisiana author and musician Marc Broussard joined Lieutenant Governor Billy Nungesser Thursday, Feb. 6 for a sing-along and reading with patients at Our Lady of the Lake Children’s Hospital.
The young dancers at the Martha Mayer School of Dance perfect their craft, nailing every step along the way. While the goal is to blend in with the team, there’s one person in the sea of black leotards who stands out because of what she’s had to overcome to get there.
Former WAFB anchor, Donna Britt, is set to be inducted into the LSU Manship School of Mass Communication Hall of Fame. Three others will also be inducted at the ceremony, which will be held March 30.
Southern University Law Center was recently ranked second on a list of the best law schools for African American students across the country by preLaw magazine.
Tuesday, Jan. 21 was a big day for a young trailblazer in Iberville Parish. The youngest council member in the history of the parish attended his first meeting.
The mayor’s community-wide, free Fitness Stroll event, which was originally scheduled for Jan. 11, but was canceled due to severe weather, has now been rescheduled.
LSU’s competitive gaming team is bringing home medals after winning the Electronic Gaming Federation (EGF) Power Five Esports Invitational in New York.
Five soldiers were treated to a meal at a Raising Cane’s location in Zachary after stumbling in while wearing their uniform, a popular Facebook post says.
LSU and Clemson fans came together in New Orleans for a good cause. Fans from both teams worked together to package about nine thousand pounds of rice.
- Former LSU football player and current cornerback for the Cleveland browns, Andraez “Greedy” Williams, helped kick off National Championship weekend Saturday, Jan. 11, by signing more than 200 autographs at Dick’s Sporting Goods.
