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Baton Rouge,Education,HealthadminC.H.E.F. Youth Cooking Camp starts July 24
The Southern University Agricultural Land-Grant Campus, in collaboration with the LSU AgCenter, will sponsor its “Creating Healthy Enjoyable Foods” (C.H.E.F.) youth cooking camp for youth ages 9-11 on July 10-14 and for ages 12-15 on July 24-28. The C.H.E.F. cooking camp is designed to teach youth basic cooking principles and nutrition education based on the […]
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column,Commentary,Submitted NewsadminDialogue necessary to move beyond fear
When Baton Rouge solves institutional racism, the sharp line of racial division will end. Also protest will not be seen as something to fear, instead it will be recognized as it is meant to be; a tool of a free society.
Read more »Group flood insurance coverage may be automatic for August ’16 victims
Group Flood Insurance Survivors of the August 2016 floods may automatically receive Group Flood Insurance coverage if they have claimed disaster assistance for a home or personal belongings which was not covered by flood insurance. You may receive Group Flood Insurance coverage if you: Live in a flood-prone area; Do not have flood insurance; Suffered […]
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Buy the Book,Education,Events,In the IssueSummer reading program kicks off in Tangipahoa
Tangi Library will kick-off its summer reading program following the theme of building and construction using the slogan, “Build a Better World.” Through the program, the library aims to combat summer learning loss by offering dynamic, entertaining and educational programs for children, teens, and adults. The program is open to all ages, separated into age […]
Baton Rouge,Business,Education,In the Issue,PoliticsSouthern’s college government to offer additional international studies in policy, finance and business
The newly formed program creates international opportunities for students and faculty in government, social science, business, and finance.
Baton Rouge,Education,Finance,In the IssueYoung Investors plan for future financial growth with local bank
Financial advocacy group LABEST, The Middleburg Institute, and Gulf Coast Bank partnered to set the students up with a real savings account
Baton Rouge,In the Issue‘I am that next legacy’
When Cameron Sterling speaks, the nation watches. In July of 2016, he grabbed the attention of protestors, political leaders, television programs, and the President of the United States with his determined words of peace and quiet demeanor. The 16-year-old admonished protestors to stay peaceful and he explained to the world why his father’s life and […]