‘Business Report’ planner: Development along Nicholson Drive corridor is topic of meeting tonight … LSU LBTC hosts two days of seminars in Walker … Livingston Parish cuts ribbons on two school projects

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Tonight — Metro Councilwoman Tara Wicker and South Baton Rouge Civic Association host a community meeting to discuss development plans for the LSU/Nicholson Drive corridor as well as a community garage sale to benefit the historic Lincoln Theatre. The meeting is open to the public and will begin at 6 p.m. at the Dr. Leo S. Butler Community Center, 950 East Washington St.

Tuesday, Wednesday — Representatives from the LSU Louisiana Business & Technology Center and its partner organizations present free seminars focused on small business financing, marketing, customer service, operating in a recession, and e-commerce at Stine Home & Yard, 29200 Walker South Road, in Walker. Seating is limited. Pre-register and see a full list of seminar topics and times here.

Wednesday — Livingston Parish school officials hold ribbon-cutting ceremonies for two building expansions at Denham Springs High School and Denham Springs Freshman High. Ceremonies begin at 9 a.m. at the high school campus, 1000 North Range Ave., Denham Springs, and continue at 10:30 a.m. at the freshman campus. Tours of the new buildings, whose construction cost $7.2 million, will be offered, along with refreshments. Guest parking will be available in the high school parking lot located off Range Avenue, just north of the new classroom expansion and administrative building.

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For the full list of upcoming events, click here.

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