Women are playing a huge role in the agriculture industry in Louisiana, where more than 1 in 10 farms is operated by females

Katie Sistrunk says one of the things she loves most about farming is being...

How Inka Mims escaped Europe during World War II and built a thriving family business in Baton Rouge

At 80 years old, Inka Mims can still be found in her store on...

Through trials, tribulations and success, David Roberts has discovered what really matters in life

Photography by Marie Constantin 2017 Baton Rouge Business Awards and Hall of Fame BUSINESSPERSON OF THE...

Whether it was for his country or family, J.B. Olinde answered the call and gave it everything he had

Photography courtesy Olinde family 2017 Baton Rouge Business Awards and Hall of Fame HALL OF FAME...

A Baton Rouge company is steadily growing by cleaning up the city’s biggest messes

Larry and Amber Douglas, owners of Prairieville-based Xtreme Cleaners, have carved out a niche...

Consumed by technology and ever-demanding careers, Americans are forfeiting more vacation days than ever before

Arron Pierre, a manager at A. Wilbert’s Sons, says he doesn't mind leaving vacation...

Some scientists say climate change contributed to the historic rainfall that caused the August flood, but others aren’t so sure

Louisiana State Climatologist Barry Keim is among those who is skeptical about linking south Louisiana's...

The ‘everyone is a winner’ era has ushered in increased sales for local trophy shops

Jennifer Fontenot, office manager of The Trophy House, says the business has seen a...

Longtime shopping mall developer quits real estate to launch tracking device startup

Clark East shows the inside of his TracFind invention, which the Baton Rouge native...

Traditional movie theaters are rapidly changing as in-home media rooms and on-demand viewing options continue to upend the industry

Acadian Home Theatre and Automation sales manager Jon Hunt says the number of people...
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