Nonprofits

Nonprofit organizations, foundations, and community initiatives making an impact across the Capital Region.

Addressing the north Baton Rouge food desert

Repackaging and funneling leftover recovery money from hurricanes Gustav and Ike, Mayor Sharon Weston...

Outsiders and the C-suite

Not from Louisiana? It can be tough getting in the executive-level door.

Where is she now? Erin Monroe Wesley is moving up

After stints in nonprofit and politics, she's back in the private sector as a regional VP.

Louisiana industry desperately seeking ITEP clarity

The curious case of Bollinger Shipyards highlights the latest ITEP issue to arise since Gov. John Bel Edwards altered the program.

Alford: First controversy of the new term

That didn't take long.  Then again, it makes sense that the first real controversy of...

Can business win despite losing?

Louisiana's business and industry groups went all-in supporting Republican Eddie Rispone, so what does that mean now that John Bel Edwards won re-election?
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Executive Spotlight: Steven Ceulemans

Executive Spotlight: Steve Ceulemans, appointed as executive director of the Baton Rouge Health District in July, wants to recruit health care and bio tech companies to the district.

JR Ball: More cowbell needed on Baton Rouge tax assessor

Now that a cohort of prominent Baton Rouge business leaders have embraced the "greater good," perhaps they can turn their focus to the tax assessor and the job he's not doing.

Riegel: A tire shredder in search of a Baton Rouge controversy

The fact there's a tire shredder controversy simply proves this Metro Council is willing to fight over anything and everything.

Rotary Club’s centennial sculpture will be a downtown landmark

The sculpture, located along the riverfront in downtown Baton Rouge, was designed by internationally acclaimed artist Po Shu Wang.
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