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RedEye: Journalism to kickstart Baton Rouge

RedEye: Journalism to kickstart Baton Rouge
Flowers bloom on new islands in City Park Lake. More on the lake project—and what will grow along the banks—when RedEye launches. | RedEye photo

Grab a cup of joe and let's go! Our new publication will deliver news that makes sense—in your inbox every weekday before 7 a.m.

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Before the city stirs, you'll get:

  1. The Bottom Line: Clear reporting on East Baton Rouge news that matters.
  2. Civic Solutions: Thoughtful stories on how EBR's cities and the parish can function better.
  3. Local Flavor: The culture, food and people that make our parish a delight.

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RedEye will be produced by veteran journalists: JR Ball, formerly an editor at Business Report and The Times-Picayune | Baton Rouge, and Mukul Verma, the founding editor of Daily Report and a former communications director at the Baton Rouge Area Foundation.

Why RedEye? Because you want this parish to prosper and you need something to read while waiting for an endless freight train to clear College Drive.

RedEye will launch in early March.