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Ira Wray frequently drives downtown and can’t help but notice four diagonal streets that approach a two-block area of Government Street. → Read More
CARVILLE — A drive along Point Clair Road can feel like a journey back in time. Many of the buildings, walkways and spreading live oaks look as if they’re preserved → Read More
Alpha Kappa Alpha, Inc. Sorority's Nu Gamma Omega Chapter will present 12 debutantes Saturday during a Rites of Passage Ceremony at Greater King David Baptist Church's Dr. John E. Montgomery → Read More
Katheryn Hannon asked Curious Louisiana: “What happened to the crossed pistols that adorned the old Mississippi River bridge in Baton Rouge?” It turns out, she was thinking of the wrong → Read More
Katheryn Hannon asked Curious Louisiana: “What happened to the crossed pistols that adorned the old Mississippi River bridge in Baton Rouge?” It turns out, she was thinking of the wrong → Read More
Growing up in Baton Rouge, Dr. Walt Larimore knew his dad had fought in World War II. An amputated right leg was a daily reminder. But Phil Larimore kept his → Read More
Perched on a verdant hill facing City Park Lake and Interstate 10, the Knock Knock Children’s Museum is hard to miss. Its new director wants to make sure it doesn’t → Read More
When an infant’s common cold spiraled into a life-threatening situation, a first-of-its-kind surgery in Louisiana led to a happy ending. → Read More
Ric Trout, of Lafayette, was interested in writing a historical screenplay when he asked Curious Louisiana: “What was known as the Free State (aka: No Man’s Land) in early Louisiana → Read More
Ric Trout, of Lafayette, was interested in writing a historical screenplay when he asked Curious Louisiana: “What was known as the Free State (aka: No Man’s Land) in early Louisiana → Read More
You can choose your friends but usually not your neighbors. So, when you find good ones, it’s something to celebrate. → Read More
Skip Bertman turned LSU baseball from something next to nobody cared about into the hottest ticket in Baton Rouge, creating a dynastic decade unparalleled in school history before becoming an → Read More
When Michael Kidd-Gilchrist came to Baton Rouge a decade ago, it was to help his University of Kentucky basketball team trounce LSU 74-50. Wednesday, he was in a more giving → Read More
As the days draw nearer for his wife, Brennan, to give birth to their first child, Dr. Mitch Rodeheaver, naturally, has kept an eye on her. → Read More
Folklore suggests that those selling their home should bury a statue of St. Joseph in the yard to speed up the process. There are, however, more practical solutions. → Read More
When Baton Rouge General Hospital relocated to the Florida Boulevard location in the 1950s, some nurses say there was more than one hospital on-site. → Read More
Browsing a university course catalog can be like scrolling through a satellite TV menu: Mostly, you’ve already seen it, aren’t interested or don’t understand what the subject is about. → Read More
If the only time you encounter the Mississippi River is when crossing it via a bridge or ferry, it's easy to ignore how much work has gone into managing the → Read More
Baton Rouge will be the site of filming “The Iron Claw,” a movie about professional wrestling starring Zac Efron. → Read More
Beverly Schalon, a 1964 LSU graduate, was surprised when a newspaper story about LSU President William Tate said her alma mater had its first Black undergraduate student in 1953. → Read More