Lifetime Zachary resident Scott Masterson is a true Louisiana man: he’s an outdoor enthusiast, a musician, and a devoted husband and father who loves his hometown. But when it comes to hobbies, what he’s best known for is his tomato crop.

Sponsored Content As we celebrate the Fourth of July, we also honor a remarkable milestone in our nation's history—the 250th anniversary of the United States of America. For two and a half centuries, America has stood as a beacon of freedom, opportunity, courage, and resilience because of the sacrifices of those who came before us.

Sponsored Content The Library Millage Continuation Proposition was approved by voters on June 27, ensuring that the East Baton Rouge Parish Library can continue providing the services, resources, and programs the community relies on every day.

Molly Myers turned a high school project into Molly Myers Dance Academy, building a studio rooted in faith, passion, and a commitment to serving children through dance. Since opening in 2009, the academy has grown into a lasting part of the community, reflecting her focus on purpose-driven work, steady growth, and meaningful impact.

The City of Zachary is inviting entrepreneurs and business owners to become part of the city's history by submitting proposals to lease and operate retail businesses in two of downtown Zachary's most recognizable historic buildings: the Historic Zachary Train Depot and Old Town Hall.

Sponsored Content Cardiovascular Institute of the South (CIS) announces the addition of Dr. Manpreet Singh, interventional cardiologist, to its team of physicians in Zachary.

Sponsored Content Build East Baton Rouge (Build EBR) has been awarded a $10,000 Community Public Art Grant from the Louisiana Division of the Arts to support the creation of a community-driven mural at the City Hall Annex in the City of Zachary.

Sponsored Content Lane Regional Medical Center is pleased to welcome Kameryn Kline Fevella, MSN, FNP-C, to its primary care team, where she will provide comprehensive care for patients of all ages.

Building wealth is less complicated than it seems. Think of it like sports—three simple decisions shape everything.

Nine area students received awards and recognition at the recent Louisiana State Cotillion Spring Ball and Louisiana Cotillion Auxiliary’s Cotillion Court Ceremony, events celebrating character, leadership, and social excellence among youth participants.