It seems almost like a bad novel to write, but the good feeling of the past four weeks for the New Orleans Saints were done in by two former members of the New Orleans Saints in quarterback Marc Bulger and former New Orleans Saints head coach Jim Haslett, now the defensive coordinator for the St. Louis Rams. […]
NEW ORLEANS (AP) _ Louisiana would have to pay about a billion dollars less than first feared under a White House funding scheme for proposed levee and pump work in southeast Louisiana, the state’s congressional delegation said Wednesday. […]
In a published news story, the Recovery Czar of New Orleans, Dr. Ed Blakely, made what I thought was a ridiculous suggestion for economic development in New Orleans. […]
NEW ORLEANS – The major expansion of the Huey P. Long Bridge has been hit by sharp increases in construction prices following Hurricane Katrina. […]
Top chefs representing 20 American states will gather in New Orleans on Aug. 4 and 5 to compete in the 2007 Great American Seafood Cook-Off presented by the Louisiana Seafood Promotion and Marketing Board. […]
St. Charles Borromeo Catholic Church in Destrehan hosted a week long work camp June 3 through June 9 where teen volunteers from St. Charles Parish and all over the country gathered in teams to gut homes and clean yards in stormed damaged areas in Orleans Parish. […]
If Mardi Gras, Spring Fiesta and French Quarter Festival didn’t show that New Orleans is coming back, Jazzfest 2007 sure did.
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It’s interesting to watch businesses re-open in New Orleans after suffering from the blitz of Hurricane Katrina. Such was the case when Camellia Grill welcomed customers a few days ago on Carrolton Avenue near its bend into St. Charles Avenue near the river.
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HELPING HANDS. Monsanto employees from the Luling plant and their families volunteered with Habitat for Humanity. […]
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