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Where to find Main Street Market businesses during $1M renovation

Main Street Market, downtown’s public marketplace and home of the Red Stick Farmers Market every Saturday, will undergo a $1 million renovation starting in November.

After Government Street, should other Baton Rouge roads go on a ‘diet’?

Work to put most of Baton Rouge’s Government Street on a “road diet”—turning four lanes into three (including a turning lane) while adding bike lanes and medians and improving sidewalks—was completed in 2021.

Here’s what the ‘road diet’ has done for Government Street

In 2018, state and local officials put most of Baton Rouge’s Government Street on a “road diet,” turning four lanes into three (including a turning lane) while adding bike lanes and medians and improving sidewalks.

Baton Rouge-area plant managers expect steady 4Q, growth in 2024

Managers of regional industrial sites expect production, spending and hiring to remain fairly steady...

Craig Greene will share insights into crisis leadership on the October episode of Strictly Business

What key principles of leadership are essential when navigating a crisis situation? How do...

In shift from BRAC to C100, Adam Knapp returning to state policy roots

Lake Charles native Adam Knapp returned to Louisiana in 2002 to work on economic development projects and policies for Republican Gov. Mike Foster, and played a similar role with his Democratic successor, Gov. Kathleen Blanco.

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Knapp leaves BRAC to head Committee of 100

Adam Knapp is leaving his position as president and CEO of the Baton Rouge...

Know someone worthy of a 2024 Women with a Cause nomination?

Disaster relief. Arts education. Animal advocacy. The causes are many, but a deep love...

BRAC opens 2024 economic survey to Capital Region businesses

The Baton Rouge Area Chamber today opened its 2024 economic outlook survey and is asking the Capital Region business community to participate.

Here’s what LOGA has to say about the revised oil and gas leasing plan

LOGA President Mike Moncla today declared the U.S. Department of Interior’s newly released five-year plan for federal offshore oil and gas leasing will “curtail discoveries for years to come.”