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Baton Rouge celebrity chef Jay Ducote has left Guaranty Media after more than three years, according to Guaranty President and CEO Flynn Foster. 

We can’t talk about tacos without the owner of Gov’t Taco Jay Ducote. Since opening the first location of his taco shop at White Star Market on Government Street in 2018, he has been creating his own colorful spin on street tacos, themed around the U.S. government and made with fresh and bold ingredients. After...

The Fountain Hills Rotary Club last presented its Public Safety Awards for the area police and fire agencies in 2020 and immediately afterward the COVID-19 pandemic shut things down. There

Baton Rouge, Louisiana is all decked out in purple on gamedays, but its food scene stays golden all of the time.

Lauren Spierer is only one of the 1,200+ people missing in Indiana. Less prominent cases include Frank Giza, Kevin Nguyen and Ka'Rena McClerkin.

Restaurants booming, but struggle with adequate staffing 4 days 19 hours 29 minutes ago Tuesday, March 16 2021 Mar 16, 2021 March 16, 2021 8:08 PM March 16, 2021 in News Source: WBRZ Share: BATON ROUGE - As things slowly start going back to normal, people are coming out of their homes and flocking to restaurants. “We’re definitely busier now than we were before the pandemic started,” said Trent Fresina, owner of Our Mom’s. “It certainly seems like these loosened regulations have made ...

This king cake burger is topped with your very own tiny naked baby Lillian Stone © Photo: The Washington Post (Getty Images) Hand sprinkling sugar onto king cake We’ve all just decided we’re done with standard sandwiches, apparently. Last week, we were putting grilled cheese on doughnuts. This week, we’re smashing a beef patty between two slices of Mardi Gras king cake and calling it a burger. Eh, well—it’s almost Fat Tuesday, after all. Burgersmith, a Louisiana-bas...

Parades may be canceled, but that’s not stopping Burgersmith from getting into the Mardi Gras spirit. The Louisiana-based restaurant is bringing back its king cake burger collaboration with Baton Rouge-based Calandro’s Supermarket for a second year, just in time for the Carnival season.

King cake burger returns to Burgersmith locations this February Feb. 1 - Feb. 16 and last updated 2021-02-01 10:04:52-05 A Louisiana-based restaurant is bringing back the flavors of Mardi Gras in a festive, one-of-a-kind burger. The Mardi Gras Mambo Burger has returned to all six locations of Burgersmith in Louisiana. The restaurant says its a way to keep the spirit of the carnival season alive after this years parades were cancelled due to the pandemic. "I think were all missing our Mardi Gras...

King Cake Burger Makes a Triumphant Return If you thought Mardi Gras was over for good in 2021, you can start rejoicing now, because our Acadiana spirit is strong during carnival season. The parades, for the most part, are not rolling, which makes looking for other ways to celebrate even more important this year. Just look around at all the businesses and neighborhoods that are going all out to keep Mardi Gras alive in the middle of a worldwide pandemic. Us Louisiana folks know how to make the...