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Denny's is out, but this New Orleans favorite will move into a space near Topgolf
The Ruby Slipper, a popular New Orleans-based breakfast and brunch location that also has a presence in Baton Rouge, will open a location in Lafayette. The restaurant was granted a building permit from Lafayette Consolidated Government for the space at 4701 Ambassador Caffery Parkway, Building D, in what had initially been a space for a Denny’s at the Ambassador Town Center.
What's happening at New Orleans museums this week
Sept. 1 is Free Family Sunday at Longue Vue House and Gardens, 7 Bamboo Road. Admission to the gardens is free for Louisiana residents. Tours of the historic home will be offered at the discount price of $7.50 per person. longuevue.com. For a Thursday Dinner with a Curator, National WWII...
Tulane alumna and veteran Title IX professional named new Chief Title IX Officer
Julia Broussard, a distinguished Tulane alumna and seasoned Title IX officer, has been named the university’s new Chief Title IX Officer, effective Sept. 1. “I have had the pleasure of working closely with Julia on a variety of projects, and she is a smart, thoughtful, strategic leader with a deep knowledge of Title IX and related issues, who is tireless in her efforts to make our campus safer and more supportive for all members of our community,” said Robin Forman, senior vice president for academic affairs and provost. “I am thrilled that Julia will now be taking the lead on our Title IX work, both compliance and campus education. This is a great hire for Tulane.”
Saints fans will enjoy the Panthers getting absolutely roasted as a franchise
The dirt is being dished in Ben Standig's latest column on The Athletic which surveyed 31 NFL agents asking them who is the most stable organization, the least stable organization, and who had the best offseason. While the New Orleans Saints weren't crowned as one of the most stable franchises, they also didn't receive any votes for least stable.
Rain chances elevated through early next week for New Orleans
NEW ORLEANS (WGNO) — Several days of stormy weather are in the forecast for the northern Gulf Coast as we enter an unsettled weather pattern. A weak system over the Gulf is expected to move closer to our area, but for most of the region, rain will likely remain scattered off and on throughout the day. Rain chances are at around 60 percent.
Exciting Retail News: Astoria Dollar General Back in Business, New Orleans Stores Closin
Dollar General has clarified the status of its Astoria, NYC location after customers noticed it was temporarily closed. The store on 31st Street was shut down for a week without prior notice, prompting concern among shoppers. Initially, a customer raised the issue on X, expressing confusion about the store’s status....
Journalist Killed in New Orleans: Suspect Held as Flight Risk (video)
Jorge Sanchez Martinez, an undocumented immigrant, has been charged in connection with the death of Mark Dean, a local New Orleans journalist. Sanchez Martinez faces several serious charges, including negligent homicide, reckless operation of a vehicle, and driving without a license. These charges stem from an incident that occurred last week on the Crescent City Connection bridge, where Sanchez Martinez allegedly rear-ended Dean’s motorcycle, leading to the journalist’s tragic death.
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