Kristy Tallman+Follow🚨 INVESTIGATION | MORE THAN 30 BODIES RECOVERED FROM BAYOUS Authorities are investigating after more than 30 bodies were dredged from bayous in Louisiana, prompting public concern about a possible serial offender. Officials have not confirmed that the deaths are connected or that a serial killer is involved. Investigators say the recoveries span multiple locations and timeframes, and each case is being reviewed individually for cause and manner of death. Law enforcement urges the public not to jump to conclusions as forensic work and record checks continue. More information is expected as investigations progress. #BreakingNews #Louisiana #CrimeInvestigation #PublicSafety #Developing230427Share
Susan Moreno+FollowLouisiana CEO’s $443K surprise for workersA Louisiana factory owner just changed the game for employee rewards—after selling his family business, Graham Walker set aside a jaw-dropping $240 million for his 540 workers, averaging $443,000 each. But there’s a twist: to get the full payout, employees have to stay for five more years. Some folks paid off mortgages or started new businesses, while others were shocked by the taxes and the strings attached. This move is sparking big conversations about loyalty, fairness, and what it means to truly value a team. Would you stick around for a life-changing bonus? #Business #EntrepreneurshipStartup #Louisiana00Share
justme +Follow🥶 Roux Year’s Eve 🥶 Forget the ball. Forget the fleur-de-lis. #Louisiana is ringing in the New Year the only way that makes sense tomorrow night… waiting on the BIG GUMBO DROP to fall at midnight so we don’t freeze to death.50Share
robertocarter+FollowLouisiana workers hit the jackpot—literallyImagine clocking out after years of hard work and finding out your boss just handed you a life-changing bonus. That’s what happened in Minden, Louisiana, when Fibrebond’s CEO, Graham Walker, sold the company and split $240 million in bonuses among 540 employees. Folks paid off mortgages, opened businesses, and even took their families on dream vacations. In a town where good news is rare, this payout is more than a headline—it’s a real shot at financial freedom for everyday people. Would you stick around for five more years if it meant a bonus like this? #Business #EntrepreneurshipStartup #Louisiana00Share
Vanessa Brown+FollowLouisiana workers land $240M holiday surpriseImagine clocking in at your job and learning you’ll get a life-changing bonus—just for sticking with the team. That’s what happened to 540 employees at Fibrebond in Minden, Louisiana, after their boss sold the company and set aside $240 million in bonuses for staff. Some folks are using the money to pay off debt, send kids to college, or finally take that dream vacation. It’s not every day you see a CEO making sure everyone wins. Would you stay at your job for five more years if it meant a six-figure bonus? How would this change your life? #Business #EntrepreneurshipStartup #Louisiana10Share
robertocarter+FollowLouisiana factory workers hit the jackpotHundreds of Fibrebond employees in Minden, Louisiana, just got life-changing news: their boss made sure every full-time worker received a massive six-figure bonus after selling the company. Instead of cashing out alone, Graham Walker insisted that 15% of the $1.7 billion sale go straight to the people who kept the business afloat through tough times. Some longtime staff paid off mortgages, others retired early, and the whole town is buzzing. Imagine what you’d do if your boss handed you nearly half a million dollars—would you stay, splurge, or start something new? #Business #EntrepreneurshipStartup #Louisiana30Share
Tristan Richards+FollowLouisiana workers score $240M surprise bonusesFibrebond’s employees in Minden just got the kind of news most folks only dream about: six-figure bonuses, thanks to a CEO who made sure his team shared in the company’s $1.7 billion sale. Instead of just rewarding shareholders, Graham Walker demanded 15% of the deal—about $240 million—go straight to the 540 people who built the business. For many, it meant paying off homes, retiring early, or starting new ventures. The ripple effect? Local businesses are buzzing, and the whole town is feeling the boost. What would you do if your boss handed you a life-changing check? #Business #EntrepreneurshipStartup #Louisiana00Share
Susan Moreno+FollowLouisiana CEO surprises staff with $443K bonusesImagine coming to work and finding out you’re getting a life-changing bonus—just for sticking with your company. That’s exactly what happened to 540 employees at Fibrebond in Louisiana. After selling the family business for $1.7 billion, CEO Graham Walker made sure 15% of the sale—about $240 million—went straight to his team. Each full-timer is set to receive an average of $443,000 over five years. For many, this means no more living paycheck to paycheck. What would you do if your boss pulled off a move like this? Let’s talk about how this could change lives and reshape workplace loyalty. #Business #EntrepreneurshipStartup #Louisiana70Share
Larissa wilson+Follow🚨BREAKING Louisiana Business Owner Rewards Employees With $240 Million in Bonuses After $1.7B Company Sale A Louisiana business owner is being praised for an extraordinary act of gratitude — giving his workers $240 million in bonuses after selling his company for $1.7 billion. The payout averages over $440,000 per employee. The owner said his goal was simple: ‘I hope I impacted my employees’ lives.’ Many of the workers had been with the company for years, and several said the life-changing bonuses will help them pay off homes, support family, and secure their futures. #InspiringNews #GoodBusiness #EmployeeBonus #Louisiana #BusinessLeadership #WorkersFirst #LifeChanging1989Share
William Goodwin+FollowStatewide OMV outage disrupts Baton RougeA major network outage left Louisiana’s Office of Motor Vehicles customer service centers offline for hours Thursday, causing headaches for anyone needing licenses or registrations. By mid-afternoon, services were back up, but officials are still investigating what triggered the disruption. While there’s little chance it was a cyberattack, the incident highlights just how much we rely on digital systems for everyday tasks. Has anyone else run into issues with state services lately? What’s your backup plan when tech goes down? Let’s talk about how these outages impact our routines—and what we’d like to see improved. #Cars #BatonRouge #Louisiana00Share