A Recession Is Looming — What That Could Mean for New Orleans

April 7, 2025

The Warning Signs Are Flashing Red With the implementation of tariffs globally and the escalation of trade wars, the odds of a recession in 2025 are rising fast. What began as a slow economic cooling — driven by high interest rates, stubborn inflation, and reduced consumer confidence — is now being accelerated by policy decisions […]


Is the Federal Reserve Sinking Louisiana’s Middle Class? Here’s What You Need to Know

March 30, 2025

When the Federal Reserve and Louisiana middle class raises interest rates, headlines usually focus on Wall Street. But here in Louisiana, especially for working families, the Fed’s decisions hit a lot closer to home—from mortgage payments in Metairie to credit card bills in Baton Rouge. In this explainer, we break down what the Fed actually […]


Supporting Small Businesses in New Orleans

August 30, 2024

New Orleans is a city rich in culture, history, and community spirit, and its small businesses are the heart of this vibrant tapestry. From cozy neighborhood eateries to unique shops that celebrate the local flavor, supporting small businesses in New Orleans not only sustains the local economy but also preserves the city’s unique character. Resources […]


The Progressive’s Lifestyle: Cowbell Rejects Hate

August 24, 2019

  It’s a potentially dangerous scenario to be in as a business, to openly make a statement tinged with such political and societal undercurrent. After all, people often purchase and consume along with their values, when given that choice. “COWBELL WELCOMES EVERYONE. HOWEVER, IF YOU BELIEVE IT IS ACCEPTABLE TO CONDONE HATE, RACISM, AND THOSE EQUALLY […]


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