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Remodeled Music Building, A New Dean: Can the LSU Tiger Band Get Even Better?

Just down the hall from his office a wind instrument whistles through the same phrase again and again as the instrumentalist fine tunes a piece of melody to perfect his or her craft...
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Editorial

Kids (and Adults) Say the Darndest Things
Radio and TV producer and talent Art Linkletter had a show for many years that was built around children expressing themselves as only kids can. ..More

Articles

Lebanese Effort to Build First Maronite Church Progressing

Baton Rouge includes a large and growing population of Lebanese-Americans many of whom are presently involved in a drive to build Louisiana’s first Maronite Church.  

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 St. Michael's Hosts Catholic School Librarian's Association

The Catholic School Librarians' Association (CSLA) held their second semester meeting in the St. Michael High School Boyce Library on Thursday, February 25.  CSLA consists of elementary, middle and high school librarians from schools throughout the Catholic Diocese of Baton Rouge. More

BR's Interfaith Federation Hosts Sounds of CommUNITY Concert

The Interfaith Federation of Greater Baton Rouge will host its 20th Sounds of CommUNITY Concert on Sunday, April 25 at 4 p.m. at St. Joseph’s Cathedral.

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Olympic Trainer Recommends JCABA Members: "Stick To It"

Bill Gvoich, a former Olympic trainer and conditioning coach for the Detroit Redwings hockey team, spoke at the Jones Creek Area Business Association’s March meeting.  

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 Are You the Target of an Advance-Fee Loan Scam?

If you’re looking for a loan but don’t believe you’ll qualify because of a poor credit history you may be tempted to respond to ads that guarantee loans regardless of your credit history.

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 10 Warning Signs of Alzheimer's

Some change in memory is normal as we grow older, but the symptoms of Alzheimer's disease are more than simple lapses in memory.

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 Dog Parks Afford Social Opportunities for the Pups and Their Owners

Spring has FINALLY come to Baton Rouge and with it comes warm sunshine, green grass and longer days. To help with the spring fever that both you and your dogs probably have, consider taking them to one of BREC’s great dog parks for some socializing, playtime and exercise!

 

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 Do You Suffer Caregiver Burnout?

According to the US Department of Health and Human Services, over 50 million people provide care for a chronically ill, disabled and/or aged friend or family member each year. A common problem associated with caring for an individual in these circumstances is caregiver burnout. More

 Neighbors Prepare Their Garden for Earth Day April 22

Here are updates from local civic associations in South Baton Rouge. More

 How Can You Safely and Securely Earn Two-Three Times Current Bank Rates?

The good news is that high yielding investments are now available for small investors. You’ve worked hard for your money, and you’re a good saver too. So, why is it so hard for you to earn a decent return?  

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 Culture Change Defined: Louisiana Takes the Lead

Louisiana has joined the national movement to embrace “culture change” through the LEADER (Louisiana Enhancing Aging with Dignity through Empowerment and Respect) network.


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Trinity Lutheran's SpringFest is FREE for SBR Community

Trinity Lutheran Church has invited the South Baton Rouge community to Trinity Family SpringFest, an afternoon of family-friendly games, activities and crafts More

Pelican State Credit Union Begins Renovations on Piccadilly Building

The Piccadilly name has been removed from the prominent building that has housed its headquarters on Sherwood Blvd. in Baton Rouge for nearly 40 years. The eye-catching letters have been on display since the building was constructed in 1973. More

 Cherish the Children Celebration, May 4th

Come out to Chef John Folse’s White Oak Plantation on Tuesday, May 4 at 6 p.m. to benefit Brave Heart, a program that works to comfort children who have been removed from their home due to abuse and/or neglect. More
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