Entrepreneurship & Small Business

KOK Wings & Things to open first Baton Rouge location in Electric Depot

Lafayette-based KOK Wings & Things is opening a location in Electric Depot, with remodeling of the restaurant space already underway.

Merger creates one of the state’s largest web development companies  

Two Lafayette web firms are partnering to create one of the largest web development companies in the state, Comit Developers announced this week.

Literary publication ‘Fine Print’ a passion project for Baton Rouge editor

Some say they first saw the owl splayed on a table in a Mid...

Small businesses expect holiday shoppers to spend more cautiously this year

Small businesses are stocking their shelves early this holiday season and waiting to see how many gifts inflation-weary shoppers feel like giving.

Owners of Sunshine Cleaners purchase land from Celtic Studios for $900K

Baton Rouge-registered business Procel LLC purchased an undeveloped tract of land from Celtic Management Corp. for $900,000,

Golf trainer to the pros, Baton Rouge native Kolby Tullier co-authors book

Since moving from Baton Rouge to Jupiter, Florida, five years ago to become performance director at professional athlete training center Joey D Golf, Kolby Tullier has added a new accomplishment to his resume: published author.
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Baton Rouge Tex-Mex restaurant marks six decades in business 

Serving old school Tex-Mex from unassuming digs on Airline Highway, El Rio Grande Restaurant...

LSU names director for Small Business Development Center 

Adam C. McCloskey has been named director of the Louisiana Small Business Development Center at LSU, according to an announcement from the university. 

Navy Seal veteran says coaching is key to becoming elite 

The E in Daly's equation are the events of life, and the R is our response to them, which then leads to the O, which is the outcome of our responses to those events.

Inflation remains No. 1 problem for small business owners

NFIB’s Small Business Optimism Index rose 0.3 points in September to 92.1, making the ninth consecutive month below the 48-year average of 98.