The youth of New Orleans has been in the news a lot lately. With the recent announcements of Mayor LaToya Cantrell’s new juvenile justice initiative and the implementation of a citywide curfew, some residents have become concerned that the reputation of New Orleans’ children is being skewed unnecessarily negatively. “As a city, we should be […]
Juneteenth is celebrated to honor the day African American slaves in Texas found out they were free two years after the Emancipation Proclamation.
On Wednesday, June 19, the LaundryCares Foundation will host a Free Laundry Day event in New Orleans.
Editor’s Note: This post originally appeared on the NolaChic blog. It has been reprinted with permission. Today is Father’s Day, and like some of you, my father is not here on earth, and I miss him dearly. My life is taking me to a place where I know my Daddy would have been to guide, […]
Please tip our street Performers, especially if you stop, listen, and take pictures or record them.
Hurricane Katrina survivor Warren Brown and his wife Kenyetta Woodard have survived yet another natural disaster.
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