Columns
New Orleans Pelican fans take to social media to debate Durant pursuit
New Orleans basketball Twitter has been buzzing, even if the city’s NBA team is now represented by a bird and not a bee. […]
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Sports
Column: Pelicans brought fans on wild, unexpected ride
The date is November 12, 2021.
The New Orleans Pelicans have just lost to the NBA Championship favorite, the Brooklyn Nets, 120-112. Jonas Valanciunas scored 20 points and grabbed 12 rebounds, but tonight it was in vain – he’s basically been all alone out there for several games. […]
Featured
Column: New Orleans Pelicans face crossroads – yes, another one – with offseason decisions to come
As we roll into the mid-summer, the New Orleans Pelicans are at another crossroads in their franchise history. […]
Obituaries
Jean Mary Hamilton Low
Jean Mary Hamilton Low died of complications from Alzheimer’s disease on November 9, 2019. She was born on May 3, 1942 in Moose Jaw, Saskatchewan, Canada, of John “Jack” Hamilton and Ruth Clarke Hamilton, beginning […]
News
Voodoo practitioner traces lineage to Destrehan Plantation founder
Born into the vibrant, multicultural world of New Orleans’ French Quarter, Dianne Honore’ is a proud witch, voodoo worker and voodoo practitioner although she is most passionate about being a truthful storyteller. […]
What's Happening
July 30 – Membership meeting
The Legal Professionals of New Orleans will hold its Membership Meeting July 30 at 6 p.m. at New Orleans Hamburger & Seafood, 2515 Manhattan Blvd., Harvey. […]
News
GiveNOLA Day yields positives for local non-profits
Devon Walker Foundation, Dr. K, Arc among beneficiaries Several St. Charles Parish based nonprofit organizations were among beneficiaries of the nearly $6 million dollar fundraising effort made for the sixth annual GiveNOLA Day this month. […]
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New Orleans files suit Against oil, gas companies
New Orleans has joined six other southern Louisiana parishes by filing a lawsuit against oil and gas companies because of their roles in coastal land loss, Mayor LaToya Cantrell announced late last week. […]
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Bringing back Charity Hospital
Finally, after years in the stockpile of wrecked and shuttered buildings in the state of Louisiana, redemption may be coming soon to our Charity Hospital Building in New Orleans, which was a classic structure in the old days before it was left to molder by Hurricane Katrina. […]