The tenants of one Baton Rouge shopping center have lost their leases after the flood—and an entire neighborhood is losing the local businesses that helped create a sense of community

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The Miller Village Shopping Center wasn’t the kind of commercial hub that beckoned you from the street. A modest strip mall built in the early 1990s, it housed a bar, a nail salon, a Chinese restaurant, a GNC and a small dance studio. A Storage Center anchored one side of it, a Rite Aid the

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