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    • If You Love Halloween, Move to Baton Rouge

    Published October 2, 2015

    Looking for a spooky place to move to enjoy all this ‘boo-tiful’ season has to offer? Then move to Baton Rouge! If you anticipate Halloween all-year-long, you are not the only one – the 10/31 Consortium is a non-profit organization in Baton Rouge that host Halloween-themed events through the year. Since its establishment in July […]

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    LSU Tailgate to Kick-Off The Season

    Published September 1, 2015

    College football is kicking off this month and it has football fans across the nation roaring and chanting for their favorite teams. If you have recently moved to Baton Rouge, your Baton Rouge movers want to help take care of your unpacking this weekend so that you can catch the very first Louisiana State University […]

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    $110 Million Developments in Livingston Parish

    Published July 3, 2015

    Earlier this month, an announcement was made to add a new warehouse distribution center south of Livingston. The passing development was the third project for the parish, reaching a capital investment of $110 million. The three projects are also predicted to create over 850 jobs, which Baton Rouge movers are excited to see if the […]

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    Expanding Medicaid in Louisiana would Aid over 193,000 Residents

    Published June 18, 2015

    Many factors come into play when people are looking to move to another city or state. Some people may move to look for a better job opportunity, families may move to a city or state with a better school system, but a lot of people and families move to a more economically stable and beneficial […]

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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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    People Magazine visits Louisiana’s Prison-run Animal Shelter

    Published April 10, 2015

    Pen Pals animal shelter is a non-profit animal shelter located at Dixon Correction Institute in Jackson, and it is run by “an animal-loving prison official and staffed by some exceptional inmates.” Spurred by curiosity, People magazine decided to take a visit this month, to see what all of the fuss was about. Pen Pals animal […]

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    Lafayette Middle Schoolers Prep for College

    Published March 26, 2015

    If you are moving to Lafayette and you have children who will be entering into middle school, you may want to apply for the federal GEAR UP grant. The grant will provide middle school students with experiences that will prepare them academically and socially for college. A $13.8 million grant was awarded to the Lafayette […]

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    Optimism for Louisiana’s Energy Industry

    Published March 12, 2015

    Maynard Holt, co-president and head of exploration and production investment banking at Tudor, Pickering Holt & Co. says that crude oil will bounce back to $80 a barrel in 2016, elaborating that , “We got thrown into this price by a small oversupply, about a million and a half barrels (a day). A million and […]

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    In Toon with Walt Contest: The Advocate’s Mardi Gras Cartoon Caption Search

    Published February 10, 2015

    Are you new in town and have a creative flair when it comes to writing cartoons? Think you can create the perfect Mardi Gras cartoon that will leave people chuckling? Baton Rouge movers want new residents to know that The Advocate is having a cartoon contest where residents can submit s funny punchline to correspond […]

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