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Pastors Fear Possible Nurses Strike Will Harm Vulnerable Patients

October 12, 2024

A large group of faith-based leaders led by Bishop Tom Watson held a prayer vigil outside the doors of University Medical Center (UMC) Friday, October 11, to urge nurses not to strike. “We’re calling for the community to come together for a speedy resolution to prevent any nurses strike that may occur at University Medical […]

Spencer Rattler: The Spark the Saints Need to Ignite Their Season

October 11, 2024

New Orleans Saints fans, it’s time for a new hero to emerge in the Superdome: rookie quarterback Spencer Rattler. In a surprise announcement this week, head coach Dennis Allen revealed that Rattler will make his NFL debut in a critical NFC South matchup against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers this Sunday. With veteran Derek Carr sidelined […]

Where to Get Pumpkins and Halloween Events Happening in New Orleans

October 9, 2024

When autumn arrives in New Orleans, pumpkin patches start popping up across the city, providing festive fun for families and pumpkin lovers alike. From school-hosted pumpkin patches to bustling local markets and nearby farms, here’s where to find the perfect pumpkin for Halloween. Local Schools Hosting Pumpkin Patches Several New Orleans schools host annual pumpkin […]

Best Libraries in the New Orleans Metro Area

October 7, 2024

Libraries in New Orleans and its surrounding areas serve as vibrant cultural and educational centers, offering much more than just books. From hosting events for all ages to offering unique resources, these libraries reflect the rich history and creative spirit of New Orleans. Below is a guide to some of the best libraries in Orleans […]

PLEDGE Coalition Calls for Environmental Justice Commitment from Congressional Candidates

October 1, 2024

The Protect Louisiana’s Environment and Demand a Green Economy (PLEDGE) coalition, a network of environmental organizations from southern Louisiana, has urged Congressional candidates in Louisiana’s 2nd District to commit to a five-point environmental justice platform. During a press conference on Monday, the coalition outlined its demands, calling for action on environmental justice issues and a […]


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Pastors Fear Possible Nurses Strike Will Harm Vulnerable Patients

October 12, 2024

A large group of faith-based leaders led by Bishop Tom Watson held a prayer vigil outside the doors of University Medical Center (UMC) Friday, October 11, to urge nurses not to strike. “We’re calling for the community to come together for a speedy resolution to prevent any nurses strike that may occur at University Medical […]

Sober Fest Returns to New Orleans: A Family-Friendly Celebration of Music and Alcohol-Free Fun

October 11, 2024

Sober Fest, the alcohol-free music festival hosted by Bridge House/Grace House, will return for its third year on November 23, 2024, at The Sugar Mill. The family-friendly event, running from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m., will feature an exciting lineup of local artists, including Ivan Neville & Friends, Anders Osborne, Jason Ricci & The Bad […]

Setting Yourself Up For Financial Stability

October 11, 2024

Building a solid financial foundation is one of the most important steps you can take toward achieving long-term stability. Just like constructing a house, your financial house needs a strong base to support everything you want to build on top. Setting defined goals is crucial for this process, as it gives your savings and investments […]

Louisiana Bucket Brigade and Inclusive Louisiana Reveal Identities of Enslaved People Buried on Formosa Plastics Site in St. James Parish

October 11, 2024

In a groundbreaking revelation, the Louisiana Bucket Brigade (LABB) and Inclusive Louisiana are set to unveil a report detailing the identities of enslaved individuals buried on the proposed Formosa Plastics site in St. James Parish. The report, titled Buried at Buena Vista: The Untold Stories of Five Enslaved People, brings to light the harrowing histories […]


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