Front yards, front porches
Some Baton Rouge neighborhoods make it easy to meet your neighbors. Most don't. That's a problem worth fixing.
Get Out
Drifting to Bay St. Louis
A second home for Baton Rouge's well-to-do welcomes all.
A new flavor
Immigration is offsetting a decline in the native population, making Baton Rouge more varied and interesting.
Perils of a good breakfast
A friend is worried RedEye is about to ruin a good thing. Too many people will find out about breakfast at City Pork, and the place will fill up with the rush of discovery. Then he’ll have to fight for a seat, and a place he treasures for its
Fleur de Lis, anchovies an option
With construction costs contained, the Baton Rouge iconic restaurant will return in fall, funky fish a standard.
Splitting the City Park golf baby
Sasaki confirms the golf course stays, but a scaled-back footprint and unanswered questions left stakeholders more unsettled than relieved.
An aria for ambition
Paul Groves has an idea for elevating opera in Baton Rouge