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    • Baton Rouge Charter Schools Doubling

    Published August 4, 2015

    Charter schools are schools that are public, but run by private organizations via charters or contracts. In Baton Rouge, the number of Charter schools are schools that are public, but run by private organizations via charters or contracts. In Baton Rouge, the number of charters schools are growing very quickly. In order to support and […]

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    Watch Out for Cyclists in Baton Rouge

    Published August 3, 2015

    Baton Rouge is filled with beautiful scenery that local cyclists love to spend the day touring, such as across the Atchafalaya Basin Bridge. The Atchafalaya Basin Bridge is rated as one of the top attractions in Baton Rouge for beautiful scenery. If you are moving to Baton Rouge, your entire family will enjoy biking this […]

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    Baton Rouge one of the Nation’s Top Exporters

    Published July 30, 2015

    Baton Rouge and New Orleans exported a combined $42.4 billion in products across the world in 2014, making the two cities among the nation’s top exporters and trade leaders. As a result, Baton Rouge moving companies see a number of trade workers move to Baton Rouge and New Orleans each year for a chance to […]

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    How to Protect Yourself from Hostage Load

    Published June 28, 2015

    The government is launching a “Protect Your Move” campaign to help people who are moving, avoid falling victim to what is known as “hostage load”. Local Baton Rouge moving and storage companies are eager to share and pass along the information for anyone who may be moving in or out of Louisiana this moving season. […]

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    Senate Committee Finds more Money for LSU

    Published June 11, 2015

    The Louisiana Senate Finance Committee says that the state will have the money next year to fund Louisiana State University’s medical schools. Since many young adults move to and from Baton Rouge to attend LSU, local movers are excited at what the additional money to the university and medical school means for new students. In […]

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    The Government’s New Campaign to Protect Consumers from Shoddy Movers

    Published June 3, 2015

    Fraud by moving companies happens every day, and the government is finally intervening. Call 12 for Action gets hundreds to thousands of complaints from consumers this time of year, regarding fraudulent moving companies. The summer months of May, June, and even July are the most popular time, each year, to move. Why? Most families move […]

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    Americana Music Triangle Tour: A Taste of the South

    Published May 25, 2015

    Louisiana has had a major influence and deep impact on the origins of nearly every genre of American music; from jazz to blues to rock ‘n’ roll. Now, music lovers can experience the deep culture and legacy of Louisiana-inspired music on their smartphones, through a “tourism effort” called the Americana Music Triangle. Businessman and preservationist […]

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    Baton Rouge Parents Concerned Over New Principal

    Published May 18, 2015

    The Baton Rouge Center for the Visual and Performing Arts (BRCVPA) is an A-rated, arts-focused Baton Rouge magnet school – and the parents of attending students are getting angry. In January, a new principal was appointed to the magnet school – Myra Jordan. The issues that concerned parents are having, stem from the fact that […]

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    New Orleans is Saving Libraries by Increasing Taxes

    Published May 11, 2015

    The East Baton Rouge Parish Libraries rake in $40.7 million in taxes each year, while New Orleans only brings in $9.5 million. What is even odder, is that both areas have the same number of libraries – 14. In order to understand why this has happened, we take to the numbers to explain it for […]

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    Jazz Fest Crowd Nears Half a Million

    Published May 5, 2015

    Folks in Louisiana love them some Jazz music! Last weekend’s Jazz Fest topped last year’s crowd numbers and, well…made history with this year’s crowd reaching around 460,000! Kicking off May with a huge bang, the 2015 Jazz Fest featured 60 food tents, and music to likes of Elton John, Tony Bennett and Lady Gaga. However, […]

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