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Jimmy Carter: A Progressive Legacy That Will Echo Through History

December 31, 2024

With the passing of Jimmy Carter, the world has lost not only a former president but a moral compass whose life exemplified the essence of progressivism. Carter’s presidency and post-presidency work stand as a testament to his unwavering belief in human dignity, social justice, and global peace. His legacy is one of profound progress, woven […]

Derek Carr: Should the Saints Double Down or Move On?

December 31, 2024

As the New Orleans Saints’ season inches closer to its conclusion, the debate around Derek Carr intensifies. Is he the right quarterback to lead this team, or is he another placeholder in a long line of stopgap solutions since Drew Brees’ retirement? The short answer: Derek Carr is not the problem. The Saints’ issues run […]

Southerns Food Truck Finds a Home in Metairie: Fried Chicken & More

December 30, 2024

Longtime fans of Southerns food truck now have a new sanctuary at which to worship. The popular feedery has a new brick-and-mortar location in Metairie at 4620 Veterans Memorial Blvd. Co-founders Anthony Cruz and Gene Colley opened their new spot in August and are serving up the same fried chicken sandwiches, burgers, and specials that […]

New Year’s Eve in New Orleans: A Guide to Celebrating in Style

December 26, 2024

New Orleans, a city renowned for its unique culture and lively celebrations, knows how to ring in the new year in unforgettable ways. Whether you’re a local or a visitor, the Crescent City offers an array of dining options, bar specials, and unique events to make your New Year’s Eve extraordinary. Here’s a guide to […]

Louisiana Hemp Laws Change Jan 1: THC Drinks Limited to 5 mg

December 20, 2024

Louisiana’s burgeoning hemp industry is gearing up for significant changes as Act 752 takes effect on January 1, 2025. The legislation introduces stricter regulations on THC content in hemp-based beverages and edibles, impacting local brands and consumers statewide. Crescent Canna, a New Orleans-based pioneer in the THC beverage market, is preparing to adjust its product […]


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December 31, 2024

Cardiovascular disease (CVD) remains a leading cause of mortality worldwide, urging us to pay closer attention to our heart health. Often, the body sends out warning signs that something is amiss. Recognizing these can be crucial for early intervention, which is why it’s essential to stay informed. Palpitations Palpitations, or an irregular heartbeat, can feel […]

Jimmy Carter: A Progressive Legacy That Will Echo Through History

December 31, 2024

With the passing of Jimmy Carter, the world has lost not only a former president but a moral compass whose life exemplified the essence of progressivism. Carter’s presidency and post-presidency work stand as a testament to his unwavering belief in human dignity, social justice, and global peace. His legacy is one of profound progress, woven […]

Derek Carr: Should the Saints Double Down or Move On?

December 31, 2024

As the New Orleans Saints’ season inches closer to its conclusion, the debate around Derek Carr intensifies. Is he the right quarterback to lead this team, or is he another placeholder in a long line of stopgap solutions since Drew Brees’ retirement? The short answer: Derek Carr is not the problem. The Saints’ issues run […]

Southerns Food Truck Finds a Home in Metairie: Fried Chicken & More

December 30, 2024

Longtime fans of Southerns food truck now have a new sanctuary at which to worship. The popular feedery has a new brick-and-mortar location in Metairie at 4620 Veterans Memorial Blvd. Co-founders Anthony Cruz and Gene Colley opened their new spot in August and are serving up the same fried chicken sandwiches, burgers, and specials that […]


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