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Judy Bergeron

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Sep 30, 2026
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  1. Article · Sep 30, 2026 · Judy Bergeron

    Music to movies, tai chi to Mike the Tiger: 12 free things to do in Baton Rouge this weekend (opens the original)

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    This weekend brings the first Sunday of the month and that means seven downtown Baton Rouge attractions will fling open their doors, welcoming visitors with free admission. These include Louisiana Art & Science Museum, Old State Capitol, Old Governors' Mansion, Magnolia Mound Museum + Historic Site, LSU Museum of Art, Cary Saurage Community Arts Center and LSU Center for River Studies. Â But that's only the beginning of free events to be found around the city. Live music to a kids movie, tai chi

  2. Article · Sep 30, 2026 · Judy Bergeron

    A Louisiana singer auditioned for 'NBC's The Voice.' Here's how he did. (opens the original)

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    A Louisiana singer secured a spot on Season 30 of NBC's “The Voice” on Monday night. Newbie judge and mentor Queen Latifah summed up his performance like this: “Bryan, you blew the house down.” Bryan Jaymes, 39, of Baton Rouge, sang his take on the 1980 song, “Everytime You Go Away,” written by Daryl Hall and first performed by Hall & Oates. The song didn't become a hit until Paul Young covered it in 1985. Jaymes' soulful version had the judges swaying and three of four judges turnin

  3. Article · Sep 28, 2026 · Judy Bergeron

    Ty Myers talks Willie, Dolly and his songwriting process in advance of his Louisiana show (opens the original)

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    At just 19, breakout singer/songwriter Ty Myers took on a giant — country music icon Willie Nelson. For his third album, Myers chose to pay tribute to his fellow Texan and greatest musical influence. The result is "Two Braids & The Truth — My Tribute To Willie," released Sept. 18. When Myers and Nelson met up in Chicago for the album's cover photo shoot on Aug. 25, the world was learning that country music had lost another icon, Dolly Parton, that morning. "It was just a very surreal thing

  4. Article · Sep 28, 2026 · Judy Bergeron

    Ty Myers talks Willie, Dolly and his songwriting process in advance of his Louisiana show (opens the original)

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    At just 19, breakout singer/songwriter Ty Myers took on a giant — country music icon Willie Nelson. For his third album, Myers chose to pay tribute to his fellow Texan and greatest musical influence. The result is "Two Braids & The Truth — My Tribute To Willie," released Sept. 18. When Myers and Nelson met up in Chicago for the album's cover photo shoot on Aug. 25, the world was learning that country music had lost another icon, Dolly Parton, that morning. "It was just a very surreal thing

  5. Article · Sep 25, 2026 · Judy Bergeron

    Meet Leslie Fogleman, the 83-year-old pastor who takes his cross ministry on the road (opens the original)

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    Twice a week, Leslie Fogleman hits the road to save souls. He's the guy behind the wheel of the white Nissan Murano, pulling a black trailer stacked with wooden crosses. A sign secured to his tow reads: "Free crosses. 985-974-3960. Call. I'll pull over." And they do. Some are looking for spiritual salvation, others for a moment of prayer, still others just want a "Jesus is Lord" cross for their yard. On these days, Fogleman, 83, who has been the pastor of New Beulah Baptist Church just outside

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