Our discussion of longevity of appliances led Richard Harris, of Baton Rouge, to share this story of a beloved pot:
Go out or stay in this Halloween? That's the big question as we continue to wander through this crazy COVID-19 world. Either way, have a little fun, but be safe.
In a sign of the coronavirus times, Louisiana country-punk-rock institution Dash Rip Rock has only one gig on its calendar.
Get the kiddos in the Halloween spirit with this fun recipe.
Amy Drago addresses an all too timely issue:
The management of the future Four Seasons Hotel still won’t confirm that New Orleans Saints quarterback Drew Brees has purchased a posh multi-million-dollar condo in their new development in the former World Trade Center building, at the river-end…
In the old days (you know, pre-coronavirus), right now you might be chomping down on a deep-fried Oreo at the fair.
Deep Fried Oreos
"Can you take another 'mispronounced name' story?" asks Nolen J. LeBlanc Sr., of Harahan:
Smallcakes Baton Rouge is a franchise of a national chain, but it's no cookie-cutter business.
The Cottonport Bank, 6500 Corporate Blvd., is holding Burgers 4 Badges, giving first responders free burgers, chips, drinks and gifts from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. Oct. 29.
After working the stage and her vocal range with Aretha Franklin's "Baby I Love You," New Orleans singer Casmè became the newest member of Team Legend on "The Voice" Monday night.
Joan Felder, of LaPlace, offers "Wisdom from a child's mouth:
Pittman Casting Inc. is searching for single guys 21 and older for a yet-to-be-revealed major cable network's new "groundbreaking" dating series.
You're likely seeing spiders everywhere these days — and we're not talking about those giant Halloween decorations.
Theatre Baton Rouge never dreamed it would be celebrating its 75th season amid a pandemic. But, in that time-honored theater tradition, the show will go on.
Alzheimer’s disease is the most common form of dementia and is the only disease in the top 10 causes of death that has no prevention, treatment or cure. Many misconceptions and myths surround the debilitating, neurogenerative disease.
As a gumbo purist, I was somewhat shocked by T.W.'s note:
Mark your calendars and get ready to bid on more than 30 works in Baton Rouge Gallery's annual Kinetics live art auction fundraiser. This year's event will be online on Nov. 20, but free registration is open now at batonrougegallery.org/kinetics.T…
Gentrification.
The LSU School of Theatre Lab goes live and virtual with Samuel Beckett’s absurdist play, "Happy Days," opening Oct. 27.
"Rest and wait."
In Louisiana, many of us respect the tradition of assigning human names to big storms. Calling an ugly weather event Katrina, Rita or Gustav gives it a useful if illusory sense of scale, designating a villain we might hope to meet on equal terms.
Dear Smiley: My dog Boudreaux is beautiful; a mixed-breed with thick brown, black, and white fur.
The Thomas Jefferson Chapter Daughters of the American Colonists hosted the dedication of the organizing chapter regent’s project to repair damaged War of 1812 panels at the Ascension Veterans Park on Oct. 3.
"What can I get for you today?"
For better or for worse, the five Louisiana couples on this season's "Married at First Sight" have already made show history even before the finale airs on Wednesday.
Phil Ragusa says, "Years ago I went to a dermatologist to have a small growth removed. After removing it, he said to call him Friday — he was going to have it biopsied! That shook me up.
“On the Rocks” adds another poker-faced rascal to Bill Murray’s gallery of comic rogues.
Scones are the biscuits of the British world. But then, biscuits, to our brethren across the ocean, are our cookies.
Jolie Bonck, of New Orleans, says, "This happened when my now 31-year-old daughter was about 2 or 3 years old.
Perry A. Snyder, of Baton Rouge, says, "En route to 'Pre-school 3' (whatever happened to 'kindergarten?'), grandson Harrison asked, 'Mom, are we going to have a hurricane this week?'
ST. FRANCISVILLE — The Francis Southern Table & Bar is more than a place to get good southern food. It's a destination.
Local restaurants are getting in a spooky mood.
Just when I think I've lamented enough about this terrible year, along comes another story:
As the coronavirus pandemic continues, local blood provider Vitalant and food delivery company Waitr are partnering to launch a two-week blood drive to help Baton Rouge patients through life-saving blood and plasma donations.
Could this be the season for a Louisiana winner on "The Voice"?
Trees are very important features of our landscapes, providing shade in summer, allowing heat to radiate into the house in winter, adding aesthetic beauty and actually improving the value of our homes.
If you're planning to add trees and shrubs to your yard, now is the time to do it.
Trees are very important features of our landscapes, providing shade in summer, allowing heat to radiate into the house in winter, adding aesthetic beauty and actually improving the value of our homes.
If you're planning to add trees and shrubs to your yard, now is the time to do it.
The Kiwanis Club of Red Stick held its Installation, Induction and Awards Banquet on Oct. 1 at Drusilla Seafood Banquet Hall. Members celebrated 61 years of service.
This holiday season, the Baton Rouge Ballet Theatre is sharing the "Nutcracker" in a three-part series through Zoom.
As Alzheimer’s disease develops, one of the first affected areas in the brain is the hippocampus, which is responsible for forming memories.
For Erin Credo, the ultrasound for her second pregnancy looked familiar and incredibly shocking all at the same time.
James R. "J.R." Clary Jr., of Baton Rouge, has this "hard times" story:
The man sleeping under the bridge has a name. The woman with the “Please Help” sign? She has a name, too.
The work of artists April Hammock, Craig McCullen and Jessica Sharpe is on exhibit through Oct. 29 at the Baton Rouge Gallery, 1515 Dalrymple Drive.
West Baton Rouge Museum, 845 N. Jefferson Ave., Port Allen, will host "A Merry, Not Scary Halloween" from 6:30 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. Oct. 23. It will include socially distanced activities, a costume contest, a take-home craft, take-home treats and a 7…
The Krewe of Artemis introduced its 2021 royal court at its 20th coronation event Oct. 3 at the Hilton Baton Rouge Capitol Center. The royal court will be presented at the krewe’s annual Mardi Gras Soiree on Jan. 16.
Recently I received the book “The Bible & Ancient Science,” then I heard about a group study book, “Science & Christianity.”