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Step Up Louisiana Announces Once-in-a-Generation Investment in Grassroots Organizing
NEW ORLEANS — Step Up Louisiana announced a “once in a generation” investment in grassroots organizing in the Deep South. The Fall for Liberation is an organizing drive that will train 50 Southeast Louisiana residents on community, labor and electoral organizing. With plans to knock on more than 100,000 doors and have thousands of conversations with workers and voters in our communities, the project has the potential to reshape upcoming elections in Baton Rouge, New Orleans and Jefferson Parish.
Harbor Center unveils 9,000-square-feet of new meeting space
The Harbor Center near Slidell unveiled its long-awaited expansion on Aug. 22, and the added meeting rooms have already caught the attention of people looking to host both large- and small-scale gatherings. “The best part about this new space is that it allows for such a diversity of events, from...
A 'disaster plant' has blanketed a serene lake in Slidell with invasive weeds
Palm Lake, normally a serene, shallow body of water on the south side of Slidell that is home to roosts of egrets and herons, is covered these days with what looks like a huge green carpet. The open water of the lake and the bayous and tributaries that surround it...
WGNO Producer killed, man arrested after fatal crash on Crescent City Connection
NEW ORLEANS — One person was killed and another was arrested after a crash on the Crescent City Connection Friday morning. Louisiana State Police said the crash claimed the life of 48-year-old Mark Deane of Gretna. State police arrested Alberto Martinez-Sanchez, 29, of Gretna for negligent homicide and other traffic-related charges, the release said.
Judge allowed to stay on rape case, DA’s Office plans to fight
NEW ORLEANS (WVUE) - An Orleans Parish Criminal Court judge gets to remain on a rape case after the District Attorney’s Office said he acted inappropriately and biased. Thursday afternoon, Judge Kimya Holmes ruled that Judge Ben Willard can continue presiding over a first-degree rape case. Holmes heard testimony from the DA’s office, defense and an NOPD officer. Holmes also reviewed transcripts obtained from Judge Willard’s court reporter.
Porch Poppin’: New Orleans’ extreme heat has forced youth athletes and coaches to adapt
In this episode of Porch Poppin’, E.J. Johnson talks about the steps Louisiana schools are taking to protect athletes from the extreme heat. Republish our articles for free, online or in print, under a Creative Commons license.
Need weekend plans? Here are some New Orleans events for Aug. 23-25
With plenty of schools back in session, weekend fun becomes most precious. So sashay out there and have a good time with these great Crescent City capers — and even an early Carnival. Get a taste of Carnival merriment Saturday when the Krewe of O.A.K. takes to the streets...
Where to Eat and Drink in New Orleans this Week
Weekdays might not be as exciting as the weekend, but these food and drink events and specials around town are sure to add some tasty fun to your calendar. Coffee drinkers will have a chance to prove their love during Gambit's For the Love of Coffee Crawl. From now through Monday, September 2, visit some of the city's amazing coffee shops for a chance to win The Moccamaster KBGV Select Model Home Brewing System and free entry for you and a guest to the NOLA Coffee Festival on September 27-28. More information on participating coffee shops and rules for entry can be found here.
A sunny and hot Thursday
There is an Air Quality Alert in effect until midnight tonight because ozone is at the Orange level. Thursday: Expect a mostly sunny and hot day with a light breeze, a slight chance of rain and afternoon temperatures in the low to mid 90s. Friday: A partly to mostly cloudy,...
See who made the most explosive plays during the Covington-Brother Martin scrimmage
Covington coach Greg Salter said the Lions got exactly what they needed from their scrimmage against Brother Martin at Jack Salter Stadium on Aug. 21. “Overall, I liked what I saw from our guy’s total effort against a tough Brother Martin group,” Salter said. “Both teams really got after it, and their effort showed. We had good defensive plays. Our defense had good flashes coming up with some key stops.”
Dennis Allen taking a shot at injured Saints RB is further proof he's wrong for this job
After surviving the hot seat last season, New Orleans Saints head coach Dennis Allen continues to prove he's unfit for the position. New Orleans has failed to reach the playoffs in consecutive campaigns in perhaps the worst division in football. Yet still, Allen seems more inclined to bash his players publically than take accountability for the team's shortcomings.
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