Its Halloween week in New Orleans and there are a lot of fun things to do to get into the spooky mood! Whether youre a haunted house person, or youre just looking for a party with a few festive cocktails, this list is sure to have something that will get your Halloween started right. The […]
The City of New Orleans is going to need extra help from officers working for other law enforcement agencies to manage next years Mardi Gras festivities. According to a source inside the Cantrell administration, Mayor Cantrell and Chief Shaun Ferguson have already made a decision to establish a single parade route that begins at Napoleon […]
A group of Black-led community organizations and Louisiana state officials will break ground later today (Thursday, October 14) on the latest green infrastructure project aimed at combating severe flooding and the negative impacts of climate change. Participating groups include Healthy Community Services, Greater Treme Consortium and the Upper 9th Ward Bunny Friend Neighborhood Association. An […]
Support Is Strong for $15 Wage & Enforcement, Bringing Entergy in Line, and Improving Garbage Collection and Police Protection A post-Ida quality of life poll released today provides a fresh snapshot on a variety of issues including Entergy, garbage, crime, the citys recovery, the $15 minimum wage, and Mayor Cantrells re-election prospects. The poll was […]
While District D City Councilmember Jared Brossett leisurely watched Sundays Saints Domecoming in a comfortable, fully-catered Superdome suite, his early Saints game day experiences werent always as much fun. For years, Brossett along with his mother Brenda and brother Elery – worked as game day ushers to help ends meet. Being an usher was […]
Leaders of OPPRC reached out to their supporters yesterday to correct any misconceptions members might have had about the Help Not Handcuffs (HNH) campaign based on inaccurate information published in a recent article in by Antigravity Magazine. OPPRCs Sade Dumas voiced strong concerns about the articles false and wildly malicious statements.” The story directly named […]
Located adjacent to the Piazza d’Italia in the CBD, the American Italian Cultural Center provides a place for Italians to reconnect with their heritage and where non-Italians can learn more about a culture that is an important part of New Orleans. Founded in 1985 by Joseph Maselli, today his son, Frank Maselli, is chairman of […]
There are few things that all citizens agree on post Hurricane Ida. The Citys blatant failure to quickly pick up tons of smelly trash and debris from homes and businesses across the area is definitely one of them. To vent their anger, more than 1,000 New Orleanians have expressed an interest in attending Saturdays first […]
Here in Southeast Louisiana, we take our food seriously. Were hunters, Were fishers. Were cooks. Nothing says love like a homemade Louisiana meal that comes from the kitchen. Whether its a gumbo, a stock, some game meat, or bone broth, in Louisiana food just means something different. On top of that we are, admittedly, food […]
In the wake of Hurricane Ida, Feed the Second Line is, once again, stepping up to help those most in need in our community. The latest initiative is Stay Lit, a collaboration between Feed the Second Line and Glass Half Full NOLA. The project’s goal is to crowd-fund an installation of solar panels and batteries […]
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