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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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    $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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    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 Magnificent Seven” Remake to be Filmed in Baton Rouge

    Published April 2, 2015

    Movie director Antoine Fuqua is said to be remaking his classic Western “The Magnificent Seven” in Baton Rouge this summer. This week, rumors were buzzing around town that the director had plans with Sony-MGM for an extended shoot in the capital city of Louisiana, but there was no confirmation – until the project showed up […]

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    Louisiana’s 90-year-old Olympic Gold Medalist

    Published November 25, 2014

    This past October, 90-year-old Mary Elizabeth Norckauer competed in nine events in the Louisiana Senior Olympic Games and won each event’s gold medal, six of which were track and field events that she broke the standing American record for. Although her competition results are pending official approval, Louisiana is proud that Norckauer represents living a […]

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    Video Game Workers Earn $14 Million a Year

    Published November 19, 2014

    The trade association for U.S. computer and video-game publishers released their 2012 study on November 10th and reported that Louisiana’s computer and video game industry paid workers more than $14 million during the 1012 year. The report is part of the Entertainment Software Association’s Video Games in the 21st Century: The 2014 Report and shows […]

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    2014 Bike MS Raises Nearly $10k

    Published November 11, 2014

    The National Multiple Sclerosis Society describes multiple sclerosis as a disabling disease of the central nervous system that can disrupt the flow of information within the brain, and between the brain and body. Although the cause of MS is still unknown, scientists believe it to be triggered by a genetic predisposition. Each year, BASF Global’s […]

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    Tigers vs. Crimson Tide Parking Frenzy

    Published November 4, 2014

    If you are moving to Baton Rouge this month, watch out for the season’s thickest traffic jam as the Fighting Tigers take on Alabama’s Crimson Tide this weekend! Last weekend, LSU defeated Ole Miss with a last-second finish and over 100,000 fans left the stadium all at once, causing one of LSU’s most congested postgame […]

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    LSU Fights to Move up from its No.16 Rank

    Published October 29, 2014

    Louisiana State University is on bye this weekend, but the LSU Tigers will take on College Football Playoff (CFP) selection committee’s No. 6 pick Alabama when they return to the field on November 8th. Although LSU ranks No. 16, they recently won against No. 4 Mississippi, and have only lost two games against No. 1 […]

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    Trick-or-Treating Restrictions

    Published October 19, 2014

    The 2014 Halloween holiday is stirring up some controversy in Baton Rouge. Many residents are arguing that the city is violating residents’ First Amendment rights by setting restrictions on trick-or-treating hours and posting signs outside of registered sex offenders’ homes to warn Halloween visitors. “While protecting children at Halloween and any other time is a […]

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