Annie Ourso Landry is a staff writer at the Baton Rouge Business Report. She can be reached at alandry@businessreport.com

An increasing number of amateur athletes is a boon for Baton Rouge sports medicine professionals

Though Peak Physical Therapy co-owner Chris Purvis, left, counts some serious athletes like former Southern...

A Q&A with sports consultant and strategist Robert Munson

Robert Munson, executive director of sports operations for SSG Sports, says Baton Rouge has...

2016 Best Places to Work in Baton Rouge: No. 1 small and medium-sized company

Sigma Consulting Group celebrated its 29th anniversary recently with a cook-out and party for...

Sales tax declines are expected to negatively impact flood-affected parishes in the short-term, but receipts could bounce back later this year

(Photo by The Associated Press) Cities and parishes that were hit hardest by the historic...

How Avie Nutraceuticals evolved from an idea to help Hector Alila’s Tanzania hometown

When the desire to help the poor in a developing country combined with the...

Stagnant salaries: Pay for Gov. John Bel Edwards’ cabinet secretaries little changed from Jindal administration

During his 2015 gubernatorial campaign, Gov. John Bel Edwards criticized the “exorbitant” salaries former...

Baton Rouge mayoral candidates address traffic, public safety and flood recovery during forum

Five candidates running for Baton Rouge mayor tackled traffic, public safety, education and flood...

Watermark hotel downtown now slated for October opening; second Magpie Café location set to open in about two weeks

The new downtown Marriott Autograph hotel, The Watermark, is now expected to open in...

Watermark hotel downtown now slated for October opening; second Magpie Café location set to open in about two weeks

The new downtown Marriott Autograph hotel, The Watermark, is now expected to open in...

Industry experts aren’t optimistic recent flooding will lead more Louisianans to get flood insurance

Raymond Lieteau of Baton Rouge, seen here taking photos of his flood damaged kitchen...