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BREW 11 registration now openĀ 

Registration is now open for the rescheduled Baton Rouge Entrepreneurship Week, set for March 9-10 at the Bon Carre Business Center.Ā 

BRAC, Forum 225 will partner on young professionals conference

The Baton Rouge Area Chamber and Forum 225 today announced a joint effort to retain the region’s young professionals through civic involvement and volunteerism.Ā Ā 

ā€˜LaPolitics’: Two key public meetings slated for next week

Two public meetings slated for Tuesday will help set up the final dominoes for the governor's annual budget proposal and the Legislature's upcoming redistricting session.

Louisiana’s film industry moving forward despite COVID surge

The current wave of COVID-19 has pushed a few shows back a week but projects are moving forward, the business agent for Louisiana’s union film workers says.Ā 

River cruises still planning to call on Baton Rouge in 2022

The CDC raised its COVID-19 warning for cruise ships to a four, its highest level, and stated that U.S. travelers should avoid cruises regardless of vaccination status.Ā 

BRAC to large employers: Have mandatory vaccine/testing plans ready

Capital Region companies with 100 or more employees should begin preparing to implement a mandatory COVID-19 vaccination and testing policy.
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McCollister: Counting our assets: Past and future

While Baton Rouge and the Capital Region have many assets, it's time to focus on the attributes that will attract and retain residents.

$15M housing development coming to Scotlandville area

The Banyan Foundation Inc., an Alabama-based nonprofit, is developing an affordable housing apartment complex on Elm Grove Garden Drive in the Scotlandville area. The organization filed $15 million permits for the complex Tuesday.

2022 Women with a Cause honorees announced by ā€˜InRegister’

In 2021, a growing number of passionate Baton Rouge women decided it was time...

Turner Industries’ Roland Toups stepping back; son Stephen named CEO

Turner Industries Executive Chairman Roland Toups is taking a step back from the company’s daily operations and transitioning into more of an advisory role, says his son Stephen Toups, who has been named CEO.