This tuesday, October 21st, Seussical will hit the stage at the Manship Theatre.  Seussical is a musical of the best of Dr. Seuss’ stories.  The show is deigned for ages 5 and up.  For tickets and information call (225) 344-0334.  Come check out the "Cat in the Hat" and the "Whos" at 7 p.m. Tuesday evening for some fantastic family fun.

Baton Rouge is rife with activities for the family.  If you are interested in learning more about Baton Rouge contact Glenda Daughety and her team today, (225) 205-2672.  Glenda Daughety and her team are extremely knowledgeable when it comes to Baton Rouge Real Estate and can help make your real estate search educated and informed.

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Baton Rouge and New Orleans were named among the 10 top recession-proof cities in the country by Business Week magazine.  Louisiana is doing pretty well to have two cities named in the top ten.  Baton Rouge made the top ten because of its low rate of unemployment and the diversity of types of employment.    Baton Rouge has $6.5 billion of capital improvement projects currently in the works, keeping the construction industry healthy.  Baton Rouge is in a great position to ride out the economic turmoil currently embracing our country.

If you are interested in relocating to Baton Rouge contact Glenda Daughety and her team at (225) 205-2672. Glenda Daughety and her team are experts when it comes to Baton Rouge Real Estate.  For a complimentary search of all available real estate in Baton Rouge go to www.glendadaughety.com for access to the Baton Rouge MLS.

Contact Glenda Daughety today for the best in Baton Rouge Real Estate knowledge and service!

Baton Rouge Green has been planting trees since 1988, helping to spruce up the city by planting trees. On Saturday Baton Rouge Green is having a tree sale as part of its “Re-Green” project.  “Re-Green” is meant to inspire Baton Rouge residents to replace trees that were destroyed in Hurricane Gustav.  Members of Baton Rouge Green will receive a 10% discount on trees and will also save on sales tax because of the non-profit status.  If you have been wanting to replace fallen trees or simply add trees to your existing home, Saturday would be a great time to do so.  For more information on Baton Rouge Green or to become a member visit www.batonrougegreen.com. or call (225) 381-0037.

Baton Rouge is a beautiful city with a great deal to offer its residents.  If you are interested in relocating to Baton Rouge contact Glenda Daughety today at (225) 205-2672.  Glenda Daughety and her team are extremely experienced and knowledgeable when it comes to Baton Rouge Real Estate.  Visit www.glendadaughety.com for complimentary access to the Baton Rouge MLS, giving you the ability to search all available listings in Baton Rouge.

LSU’s Hilltop Arboretum is having its Fall Garden Tour this Sunday from 1 p.m. to 5 p.m.  The garden tour is titled “Focus on Southdowns” and is featuring six gardens in the Southdowns neighborhood. The gardens being shown this year feature “low maintenance landscape”, a tropical jungle, and classic southern gardening to name a few.  Tickets for the tour are $20 and can be purchased in advance at the arboretum, on the web at hilltop@lsu.edu or on the day of the tour at the homes. For more information call (225) 767-6916.

Baton Rouge is a city full of beautiful homes and gardens that embrace wonderful Louisiana, its climate and its culture.  If you are interested in looking at Real Estate in Baton Rouge go to www.glendadaughety.com for a complimentary search of all available real estate on the Baton Rouge MLS.  For the best in Baton Rouge Real Estate call Glenda Daughety and her team today at (225) 205-2672.  Glenda Daughety and her team have the knowledge and expertise necessary to make your real estate search educated and informed.

While home prices across the nation have been falling and some areas of our country are rife with foreclosures, Baton Rouge home values have actually increased.  According to the Office of Federal Housing Enterprise Oversight home prices in Baton Rouge rose 2.88% during the first quarter of this year.  This is equally impressive in that overall the OFHEO noted home prices declined by 1.4% in the US.  Baton Rouge is not plagued by the same economic issues that affect other areas of the country and appears to be holding strong.

Baton Rouge Real Estate just might be the investment you are looking for.  If you are interested in learning more about real estate in Baton Rouge contact Glenda Daughety at (225) 205-2672.  Glenda Daughety and her team are extremely knowledgeable and educated when it comes to real estate in Baton Rouge and can make your experience educated and informed.  Please visit www.glendadaughety.com for a complimentary search of the Baton Rouge MLS, giving you access to all available real estate listings in Baton Rouge.

Come to the Independence Park Garden Center this Sunday, October 12th, to see the most beautiful roses.  The Annual Fall Rose Show will occur at the Garden Center from 1 p.m. to 4:30 p.m.  The Baton Rouge Rose Society is sponsoring the event.  Come see your favorite roses, there will be minis, hybrid teas, floribundas and old garden roses.  If you don’t know a lot about roses this is a great place to learn.  Take time to smell the roses and come to BREC’s Independence Park this Sunday.

There is always something going on in Baton Rouge Louisiana.  If you are interested in looking at Real Estate in Baton Rouge contact Glenda Daughety today, (225) 205-2672.  Glenda Daughety and her team are extremely knowledgeable and experienced when it come to Baton Rouge Real Estate.  Visit www.glendadaughety.com today for a complimentary search of all available listings on the Baton Rouge MLS.

If you love the Halloween Season and scary, spooky things look no further.  Baton Rouge is home to America’s scariest haunted house, 13th Gate.  13th Gate has been in operation since 2002 and has been getting scarier every day since.  With incredible make-up work and  a mix of professional actors and LSU students, each room in 13th Gate is scarier than the next and sure to raise hairs if not evoke screams.  13th Gate opened in September and will remain open through the week after Halloween.  Admission is $20 to tour 13th Gate.  Call the Hotline at (225) 389-1313 for more information, hours and dates.

If you are interested in learning more about Baton Rouge and exploring the real estate market there please contact Glenda Daughety at (225) 205-2672.  Glenda Daughety and her team are extremely knowledgeable when it comes to real estate in Baton Rouge and can make your experience educated and informed.  Please visit www.glendadaughety.com for a complimentary search of the Baton Rouge MLS, giving you access to all available real estate listings in Baton Rouge.

While panic is settling in across the country bankers in Louisiana say they are doing okay.  Financial institutions in Baton Rouge say that they are doing well, and that Baton Rouge has a strong economy.  In a recent interview on News 2 Neighbors Credit Union said they didn’t get caught up in the sub-prime lending market and says they are doing well and looking to lend, seeing mortgages as an opportunity.  Baton Rouge is holding strong in a tough time.

If you are looking to buy real estate in Baton Rouge, look no further.  Glenda Daughety and her team can help you explore the Baton Rouge real estate market.  Glenda Daughety and her team have the experience and knowledge to make your real estate transaction educated and informed.  Please go to www.glendadaughety.com for a complimentary search on the Baton Rouge MLS. 

When tragedy strikes basic human goodness shines through and nothing shows that more clearly than the corporate response shown by Tropicana ti its Baton Rouge employees.  When Hurricaine Gustav hit the Baton Rouge area, Belle of Baton Rouge was closed for 4 days due to the electricity outage caused by the storm.  During this time Tropicana Entertainment, LLC did not shut down their payroll, continuing to pay its 745 Baton Rouge employees.  In addition a $10,000 contribution was made to the American Red Cross Hurricane Relief Fund for Baton Rouge, Louisiana, by Tropicana. In the face of tragedy and damage Tropicana really pulled through for their employees.

Baton Rouge is a wonderful city with a big heart.  Companies like Tropicana are just an example of what a wonderful place Baton Rouge is to be.  In tough times people pull together.  If you are looking to relocate to a city with a big heart look no further.  Baton Rouge is a fantastic city, rich with traditions, culture and opportunity.  For a complimentary look at all properties available on the Baton Rouge MLS please go to www.glendadaughety.com.  Glenda Daughety and her team are extremely knowledgeable when it comes to Baton Rouge Real Estate and can make your real estate transaction both educated and informed.

Due to Hurricaines Gustav and Ike the Baton Rouge Ballet has opted to extend their auditions for The Nutcracker, a Tale From the Bayou.  Additional auditions will take place this Saturday and Sunday, September 27th & 28th.  More than 300 children will dance in a variety of role in The Nutcracker, a Tale From the Bayou.  On Saturday advanced dancers en pointe will audition at 10:30 a.m.  On Sunday 8 and 9 year olds will audition first at 1:00 p.m.  followed by 10-14 year olds will audition at 1:45 p.m.  Children should dress appropriately in ballet dress (leotards, tights and ballet slippers).  There is $5 audition fee for all dancers who audition and it is strongly suggested that dancers arrive at least 15 minutes prior to their audition time.  The audition location is the Dancers’ Workshop, 10745 Linkwood Court, Baton Rouge.  The Nutcracker, A Tale From the Bayou will perform with the Baton Rouge Symphony Orchestra at the River Center Theatre for the Performing Arts December 20-21.  For more information, call (225) 767-5814 or (225) 766-8379 or visit www.batonrougeballet.org.

Baton Rouge is a community with traditions, some or which are deeply routed in culture.  If Baton Rouge is a city you are interested in relocating to contact Glenda Daughety today at (225) 205-2672.  Glenda Daughety and her team are extremely knowledgeable about Baton Rouge Real Estate and can give you the expertise you need to make your decision educated and informed.  If you are interested in real estate in Baton Rouge go to the complimentary Baton Rouge MLS search at www.glendadaughety.com.