Javier Gallegos is a journalist based in Baton Rouge, Louisiana. He writes for The Advocate and his work has also appeared in the Santa Fe New Mexican and Taos News. Javier's articles cover a range of topics including local events, business openings, nature and wildlife, and community activities in Baton Rouge.
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Javier Gallegos focuses on local announcements and private sector developments, with a particular emphasis on transportation & logistics. If you have news related to these areas in Baton Rouge or Louisiana, he may be interested in covering it.
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A pallbearer is handed tissues by a funeral home worker during Reggie Hunter’s funeral service.
Songs of worship rung through the sanctuary packed near capacity as mourners gathered, sang and told their favorite stories about Reggie Hunter during his funeral at Big Zion AME Church
Maintenance worker Brady Davis cleans the fountain at Perkins Rowe and rids it of acorns and leaves on Wednesday, January 15, 2025.
Denis Mitchell, campus landscape architect, Sibel Bargu Ates, professor and chair of the Committee to Preserve Campus Mounds and Irene Martí Gil, anthropology collections manager at LSU Museum of Natural
By: Patrick Sloan-Turner, Javier Gallegos
The head coach, now mayor-president, was not seen as a serious contender until just a few months before the election.
Pillows and pillow cases sit atop a line of beds at St. Vincent De Paul Shelter on Friday, January 17, 2025.
Bradley Benton braves the weather and looks up at the falling snow while walking his dogs, Milo, black, and Nola, white, nearby the State Capitol on Tuesday morning, January 21,
Joshua Williams shovels the snow off a barrier along a bridge nearby the airport that a plow couldn’t get to on Wednesday, January 22, 2025.
Maintenance crews use sledgehammers to fasten clamps onto the railroad that runs along the Mississippi River by downtown on Tuesday, January 28, 2025.
Students raise their hands after Gov. Jeff Landry asks who’s in 4th grade during a press conference regarding the latest results for The Nation’s Report Card. According to the results,
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