(At 9:30 p.m., Baton Rouge General registered nurse Hassel Miller is on the front end of her overnight shift. Photography by Don Kadair) It’s 5 p.m. The sun is starting to set as people across Baton Rouge are clocking out, closing up shop and heading home from another day’s work. But not everyone. While the
While the rest of Baton Rouge sleeps, these workers help businesses thrive and make a living on ‘the graveyard shift’
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