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- Sep 25, 2026
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River Center general manager ousted as management company vies to remain operator of venue (opens the original)
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The general manager of the Raising Cane's River Center has been fired as the company that operates the downtown area competes for a contract to continue managing the venue. Wayne Hodes served as general manager of the center, which includes an arena, theater and convention center, since 2021, according to his LinkedIn. Butch Spyridon, who is working as a consultant on the River Center redevelopment, said he and others were discontent with the maintenance of the facility, particularly the kitchen
See how this Baton Rouge nonprofit connects area farmers with consumers (opens the original)
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Darlene Adams Rowland says thereâs a little bit of magic in farmers' markets. Sheâs the executive director of Big River Economic & Agricultural Development Alliance, which works with farmers across 17 parishes to connect them with consumers, most notably hosting more than 130 farmers markets around Baton Rouge each year. This year, BREADA is celebrating its 30th anniversary of supporting local farmers, increasing food access and encouraging community. âItâs a very carefully curated exper
Aboard the Mothership: Todd Graves’ past, present and future collide in original restaurant (opens the original)
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Todd Graves doesnât consider himself a celebrity. âA chicken finger celebrity,â the Raising Caneâs founder joked as he stood in the doorway of his office outside the Mothership, the nickname for the original Raising Caneâs restaurant near the North Gates of LSU. Graves detailed the rise of the business, from concept to globalization, during a media event Tuesday morning celebrating the companyâs 30th anniversary. Alongside him were his wife, Gwen, and children Sophia and Charlie, all
Gulf Coast drilling leases are back on schedule. Here’s how it’ll impact Louisiana. (opens the original)
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Companies bid nearly $83 million for the right to drill for oil in Gulf waters off the coast of Louisiana, a sign that demand may be steadying even though the continuing war with Iran is keeping oil prices high. The sale volume of the recent lease deal is slightly concerning, said Loren Scott, a retired LSU economist. Prior sales five or six years ago generated more than $120 million. Scott said he expected sales similar to or higher than that level because of the support the Trump administratio
How a Baton Rouge skincare company spread across the U.S. in one year (opens the original)
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Skincare company Saint Crewe started with a âno.â Erin Piper, a mother of two, brought her 9-year-old daughter along to a store while she was purchasing beauty products, but some advanced skincare caught the eye of the girl. It was an easy no from Piper, due to the dangers of anti-aging ingredients like retinol for children, but she could see other moms around the store saying âyes,â with shopping baskets filled to the top with skincare products for their children. Piper has a social wor
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