Nonprofits

ITEP analysis concludes reforms boosted Louisiana business climate 

A new analysis found that reforms to Louisiana’s popular industrial tax subsidy appear to have strengthened the state’s business climate.

Enticing downtown workers to stay past 5

Tourists visiting BRASS by Circa 1857 in the heart of downtown Baton Rouge often have the same question: Is it always this quiet? 

BRAC: Capital Region adds 5,200 jobs in August 

Baton Rouge added 5,200 jobs in August, and jobs are up 10,000 year over...

PAR report: State’s rainy day account growing  

Louisiana is rebuilding its state savings account for tough times, after repeatedly taking out...

Does Baton Rouge need a new attraction to lure visitors?

Fixing the metaphorical “potholes” that hold Baton Rouge back as a visitors’ destination will also improve the quality of life for people that live here and help attract new residents, the new president of Visit Baton Rouge says.

Nominations open for ‘inRegister’ magazine’s Women with a Cause 2023

Each year, inRegister magazine uses its annual Women with a Cause issue to honor...
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New ‘Advocate’ editor predicts growth, sees continued value of print

While news staffs across the country are shrinking, the new editor of The Advocate, The Times-Picayune and NOLA.com sees growth potential. 

Sense of trust keeps Baton Rouge Youth Coalition employees motivated

Keeping staff members motivated and satisfied is a timeworn challenge for the nonprofit sector, which often trades modest pay for emotionally demanding work.

BRAC rolls out economic outlook survey for 2023 

The Baton Rouge Area Chamber today opened its 2023 economic outlook survey and is inviting the Capital Region business community to participate. 

GEO Prep Mid City campus purchased by its parent organization for $13.95M

The Greater Education Opportunities Foundation purchased its GEO Prep Mid City campus on Lobdell Boulevard in a deal worth $13.95 million,