A bowling tournament brings a $125M boost to Baton Rouge

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The U.S. Bowling Congress Open Championships delivered more than $125 million in economic impact to Baton Rouge during its four-month run at the Raising Cane’s River Center. Mayor-President Sid Edwards and Visit Baton Rouge announced the results Monday at a news conference held at the River Center, noting that the tournament’s impact represents a 14%

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