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Break or burnout? Scheduling a ‘thinkcation’ not only benefits you, but it could add to your bottom line, too

If your professional life seems like a game of sped-up Whac-a-Mole—knocking out tasks as...

Three local powerhouse women joined forces to create affordable housing for women and children in north Baton Rouge

When Dachawnica Calloway heard about YWCA Greater Baton Rouge’s services for women from a...

Cheri Johnson ensures safe perinatal experiences for women

Cheri Johnson didn’t seek to be a hospital executive. It sought her. Before becoming the...

Tessa Holloway’s measure of success is better life outcomes for children

When Tessa Holloway was approached in 2006 to purchase a child care center in...

Med spas are on the rise, but are they safe?

When Dr. Leone Elliott opened his medical spa Healthcare Gallery and Wellness Spa in...

Local food companies are reaching new heights with the help of the LSU AgCenter’s Food Innovation Institute

LSU’s best kept secret might not be the underground tunnels, the abandoned Huey P....

How the south Louisiana diamond industry is diversifying options for buyers

When purchasing a diamond, there are many questions to ask yourself. Before the 2000s, diamond...

How three Baton Rouge nonprofits are using donations made during pandemic 

In 2020, author, billionaire and philanthropist MacKenzie Scott—previously known best for being Jeff Bezos’...

LSU Press has left a global footprint on fiction and poetry  

While LSU has been featured in many books and is the alma mater of...

Baton Rouge’s first Black-owned comedy club fulfills entrepreneur’s vision

Baton Rouge entrepreneur and retired comedian Shedrick “Seddy Sed” Marshall has always wanted to open his own comedy club