Baton Rouge’s underwater mystery
A Civil War submarine found near New Orleans is a centerpiece of the Capitol Park Museum
Last Call
The joy of missing out
Baton Rouge is quiet for a week. Go wild.
Aisle be singing
Why some people break into song near the orecchiette.
First Tuesday adds a new tool
A volunteer group discovers nonprofits sometimes need brains more than brawn.
What’s in a name?
In one generation, the nursery nameplate went from pop culture to Scripture—with a detour through a Victorian English garden.
New plants at lake have a purpose
Along the City Park Lake shoreline, something is coming back to life—or more precisely, being brought back. The University Lakes restoration project, aimed at returning the lakes to something closer to a natural state, is now far enough along that you can actually see it: wild indigos and primrose
The tap paradox
Baton Rouge tap water just got an A. So why do people still buy water in bottles?