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- Oct 1, 2026
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Baton Rouge General kicks off Protect Your Pumpkins campaign promoting annual mammograms (opens the original)
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BATON ROUGE – Baton Rouge General has kicked off its annual Protect Your Pumpkins campaign promoting annual mammograms for women 40 and over. At the heart of the breast cancer awareness campaign are thousands of pink pumpkins that popped up overnight at all three BRG campuses – Bluebonnet, Mid City and Ascension. The public is invited to visit one of the pink pumpkin patches to take photos and to bring home a pumpkin for free. One pink pumpkin per person is available for free until they are gone
GOHSEP leaders urge citizens to download Get A Game Plan app during Hurricane Preparedness Week (opens the original)
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BATON ROUGE - This week, the Governor's Office of Homeland Security and Emergency Preparedness is hosting the Louisiana Emergency Management Conference in Lake Charles. The event is happening at the same time as Hurricane Preparedness Week. GOHSEP Director Jason Mahfouz is urging all citizens to download the 'Get a Game Plan' app on their phones. The app is a helpful tool that assists you in building an emergency plan for natural disasters. "I encourage all citizens to pull that out, use it as a
Denham Springs Fire Department officials provide safety reminders as freezing weather continues (opens the original)
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DENHAM SPRINGS - In recent weeks, several fires have sparked in Denham Springs. The city's fire department wants to remind people to be careful while staying warm this winter. Brandon Voight, owner of Brandon's Trailer Sales in Amite, says he has seen an uptick in heater purchases at his store. He sells heaters and propane. Voight stresses the importance of practicing safe ways to use a propane-powered heater. "We have been crazy busy, everybody is trying to stay warm, we need to emphasize the i
Black History Month: Scotlandville, rooted in history ingrained with legacy (opens the original)
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BATON ROUGE - Scotlandville is a place that many people carry close to their hearts like a badge of honor. "It's truly home to me," says Howard Davis, a Scotlandville native and former principal of the Scotlandville High School. A place filled with legacy, rooted in history. It's the driving force that keeps the Scotlandville pride so strong. "This is the highest ground, this is the bluff. This is where the native Americans put the baton into the ground and said, 'This is Baton Rouge,'" Pat McCa
2 Your Town Southern: The Legacy of the Fabulous Dancing Dolls (opens the original)
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BATON ROUGE - Southern University is home to the Fabulous Dancing Dolls. For more than 50 years, the dance team has represented the university, dancing to the music of the Human Jukebox. The team's reputation for beauty, style and grace has carried them through the generations. "To be a part of the legacy and you're being a forever doll, it is a huge responsibility because you have younger girls who are looking up to you now even more," Chania Bishop, current member of the team and graduating se
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