When a film is done well, it has a way of leaving a lasting imprint on the fabric of society. It may change perceptions, set a trend, or be so enlightening that it stands the test of time....
Our very own Mayor-President Sharon Weston Broome has been selected for Essence’s Chisholm List. This non-partisan list, named after famous politician Shirley Chisholm, was created by Essence during last year’s midterm elections, and profiles several black women running...
Last year in April, for Financial Literacy Month, beBATONROUGE held a roundtable discussion at Southern Grind Cofé on Scenic Highway. The discussion featured local money experts, Alex James, CEO of Finessenomics LLC., Drusilla Carter, former vice president of...
In October of 2018, Mayor Sharon Weston Broome announced that Healthy BR is the recipient of nearly $2 million in grant funds from the Humana Foundation and Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Louisiana Foundation for the Geaux Get...
The Walls Project’s 2019 MLK Festival of Service was a success, thanks to all the volunteers and sponsors who participated. This year’s worksite was the Winbourne Ave area which featured various residential areas and businesses, including the following:...
It’s a new year and it’s time to level up! Leveling up for many in 2019 may mean securing a new job. In 2018 I received a promotion that shifted me from not only employee, but now employer...
Ok, let me be clear – I am a fan of horror movies. I have been since I was a little girl. While others squirmed at slasher films, I found the humor in them. Similar to riding a...
Reading opens your mind up to new experiences and points of view. Many people say that their favorite books have been “life-changing,” or have inspired them to try new things. As is the case with Southern University student,...
Joe Delpit is not your average local business owner. Delpit has been in charge of Baton Rouge’s own Chicken Shack Restaurant for over 50 years, having taken over the mini – chain at the age of 18 following...
If there’s one thing Baton Rouge residents can agree on: traffic is terrible. According to nola.com, traffic is the number one frustration for Baton Rouge residents. Every year, a driver averages nearly 47 hours in traffic delays, racking...
