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Moreau Physical Therapy in BR, Central  by Al Moreau, Moreau Physical Therapy BATON ROUGE — Moreau Physical Therapy is currently performing Trigger Point Dry Needling and having successful patient outcomes. TDN is a treatment for muscular tightness and spasm which commonly follows injuries and often accompanies the degenerative processes.  This muscular tightness and spasm will […]

GREENWELL SPRINGS — Gary and Marianne Chapman have devoted a lifetime to serving the people of Baton Rouge and Central — a total of 45 years — through their business, Plant World, 10131 Greenwell Springs Road.  They’ve been at their current location for 42 of those 45 years. Stepping into Plant World is like stepping […]

Capital Radio Wars Park IV — Afternoon Drive by Woody Jenkins, Editor Guaranty Broadcasting Eagle 98.1 • Talk 107.3 • ESPN 104.5 • Country Legends 104.9 • The Tiger 100.7 BATON ROUGE — For Gordy Rush, market manager for Guaranty Broadcasting in Baton Rouge, afternoon drive represents the largest audience of the day, and he approaches it as […]

BATON ROUGE — Supporters of the right to keep and bear arms scored big victories in the House Committee on the Administration of Criminal Justice at the State Capitol Wednesday. The committee approved seven bills strengthening the right to keep and bear arms and killed two bills which would have weakened it. The committee approved […]

Should EBR Be a Parish Where There Is No Room For Working Mid-Income Families With Children? by Woody Jenkins, Editor BATON ROUGE — It was great to see the announcement that IBM will be moving an office here and hiring hundreds of workers.  It is also exciting to know that some of the plants along the Mississippi River […]

BATON ROUGE — A survey of the top-performing public school districts in the Baton Rouge area — Zachary, Central, West Feliciana, Livingston, Ascension, and St. Tammany — indicates that only one of them has magnet schools. The one exception is Ascension, which has authorized magnet school programs on the west bank of the parish in […]

Can SE District Bring Families Back to EBR? BATON ROUGE — Supporters of the proposed Southeast Baton Rouge Community School District say the new school system can provide an outstanding education to children in the Woodlawn-Parkview area.  But they say it can help do something else as well: Begin to bring families with children back […]

BATON ROUGE — While East Baton Rouge Parish has lost children for generations, the nearby parishes of Livingston and Ascension parishes have been growing rapidly, and the number of school age children has also grown dramatically.  In Livingston Parish, the school age population (age 5 to 17) has increased from 10,929 in 1970 to 25,658 […]

Since 1970, EBR’s Population Grew from 285,167 to 440,171; Yet, Number of Children FELL by Woody Jenkins, Editor BATON ROUGE — An analysis of U. S. Census data from 1960 to 2010 tells an amazing story of East Baton Rouge Parish’s disappearing children. Over the past 50 years, the population of the parish has grown by […]

Proponents Hope To Gather 3,500 Signatures for Incorporation Vote WATSON — Neighbors in Action, a group of citizens in the Livingston Parish community of Watson, officially kicked off a petition drive Saturday to give voters in Watson the option to incorporate as a city.  The group’s chairman, Gene Baker, said more than 300 voters signed the first day […]