Aris Williams is a journalist based in Baton Rouge, Louisiana, writing for KLSU-FM. With a focus on local news and events, Aris covers a range of topics including music, arts and culture, community events, and student life at Louisiana State University. Aris is passionate about showcasing the vibrant and diverse aspects of Baton Rouge through their articles.
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Aris Williams focuses on local event coverage and entertainment news in Baton Rouge, Louisiana. His articles mainly cover music events, local activities, and cultural performances.
To effectively reach out to Aris, consider pitching stories related to upcoming local events, new projects or releases by artists performing in the area, or human interest pieces about individuals involved in the local entertainment scene. Additionally, highlighting unique cultural performances or events that showcase the diversity of talent within Baton Rouge may capture his attention.
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Attendees gather at the front of the store for the official ribbon cutting.
By: Aris Williams
Future Ex Youth (FXY), a new and quickly growing creative collective at LSU, began as the vision of two of its founding members. Local musicians Jack Redlich and Sam Ellis
By: Aris Williams, Taij Stewart
LSU gymnastics struck gold by recruiting Olympian Hezly Rivera. Here's what to know about her Two months ago, 16-year-old Olympic gymnast Hezly Rivera won gold in Paris, and now she is headed to Baton Rouge.
By: Alexis Persicke
The Imani Winds Quintet plays Quintet No. 2 by Jean Franciax Tuesday, Oct. 1st, 2024 in the LSU School of Music theater.
Ugo and Uzo, Baton Rouge natives and LSU alumni courtesy of the siblings.
By: Aris Williams
As Halloween approaches, there couldn’t be a better time to revisit some familiar spooky films. Here’s a rundown of what we’re watching this Halloween:
By: Aris Williams
The University Recreation Center hosted an Eras Tour-themed night of condensed group fitness classes to commemorate the arrival of Taylor Swift’s Eras Tour to New Orleans on Thursday, Oct. 24.
By: Aris Williams
The LSU Museum of Art unveils its new exhibition to the public. "In a New Light: American Impressionism 1870-1940, Works from the Bank of America" is a collaborative effort by
By: Aris Williams
Baton Rouge Gallery hosted its annual fundraiser on Friday, Nov. 8 in the heart of City Park.
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