By Christopher Tidmore Contributing Writer It was the spring of 1995, and Quentin Dastugue had just won the Louisiana Republican Party endorsement for Governor. His final triumphant speech at the Baton ...
By Nayita Wilson Contributing Writer Generations linked and were reminded of African American history and involvement in Louisiana’s legal arena during the Greater New Orleans Chapter of the Louis A. Martinet Legal ...
By Susan Buchanan Contributing Writer The choice of a contractor to design and build the new Edna Karr High School in Algiers is delayed after a bid by one of three shortlisted ... Murders down, but rape, robbery and theft on the rise in N.O.
You’re more likely to be raped, robbed or become a theft victim than to become a murder victim in New Orleans, according to crime statistics released last week by the ... China and Mississippi River lead to cruise line pulling up anchor in N.O.China and Mississippi River lead to cruise line pulling up anchor in N.O.
By Christopher Tidmore Contributing Writer In 2012, The Royal Caribbean’s massive Voyager of the Seas sailed from New Orleans to Singapore, carrying passengers re-positioning from the Crescent City to stops in Europe—and ... Celebrated Civil Rights murals on display at NOMA
By Fritz Esker Contributing Writer The works of one of America’s most celebrated artists showcasing some of the most pivotal moments in African-American history are now on display in New Orleans. Second Harvest battles summer hunger with innovative feeding program
For thousands of children and their families in south Louisiana, summer vacation brings an end to the nutritious meals they rely on through the free and reduced-price breakfast and lunch ... Landrieu drops plans to create civic center at former Charity Hospital
By Charles Maldonado The Lens Mayor Mitch Landrieu has dropped an ambitious $300 million plan to convert the old Charity Hospital building into a civic center housing City Hall and the Orleans ...
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