Our city of New Orleans inspires us to live our best lives, always. To start the new year with a healthy outlook, Spyre is excited to introduce the #InSpyreMeDaily Challenge! Located at 1772 Prytania Street in the heart of New Orleans’ Lower Garden District, Spyre debuts a thoughtful renovation of the former, historic Norwegian Seamen’s Read More…
Propeller, New Orleans Regional Black Chamber of Commerce, ThriveNOLA, New Orleans Business Alliance (NOLABA) and The Collaborative have compiled a working list of local BIPOC (Black, indigenous, people of color) contractors in response to recovery needs post-Hurricane Ida. The comprehensive list derives from lessons learned over a decade ago from Hurricane Katrina, in which Read More…
This holiday season, try shopping with some of Propeller’s alumni and current ventures for unique local gifts and experiences. 2 B Chic Boutique and Glam Parlor 4000 Washington Ave. 2BCHIC Boutique & Glam Parlor is your stop shop made exclusively designed for women and girls. This boutique has a mixture of styles such as comfy Read More…
True olive oil lovers know there’s olive oil, extra-virgin olive oil — and then there’s Olio Novello, the first batch of oil made from the year’s olive harvest and the most coveted style of olive oil sold. Italians line up to buy bottles on the day they are released. Rouses Markets exclusive Olio Novello is Read More…
Hello neighbor, I am Troy Glover, a proud son of New Orleans, and I hope to serve our community as the next City Council member for District D. I was raised in the Calliope housing project and graduated from McDonogh 35 High School. I earned my bachelor’s degree in political science from the University of Read More…
“Unconstitutional medical and mental health issues have permeated this litigation, and your efforts have greatly helped the Court address those concerns. Our work is not yet completed, but the path is clear. Once Phase III has been completed, a major obstacle will have been cleared toward substantial compliance.” – Judge Lance Africk addressing Sheriff Gusman’s progress on federal Read More…
Dear Friend, Your trust and confidence has been so important to my service on the City Council. I want to continue the work we’ve started––and ask for your vote this Saturday. As your representative on the Council, I took the lead–– working with state, federal and local officials––to clean up the mess after Hurricane Ida, restore Read More…
The concert on the lawn at Ursuline Academy in New Orleans will feature three performances: The Hundreds Brass Band — The Original Pinettes — Charmaine Neville. Here in New Orleans, festivals play an essential role in celebrating our unique culture. After a year of virtual concerts and drive-by events, fall 2021 is finally gearing up Read More…
Sign up to pick up a box of produce at the farm each week. The CSA program is Community Supported Agriculture, the Farm Share initiative is an opportunity for customers to enjoy chemical-free, fresh produce while investing in the Grow Dat farm and youth leadership program. This locally grown produce box runs for 29 weeks Read More…
SPECIAL EARLY VOTING EDITION You only have until Saturday, Nov. 6, to vote early for JP at these locations. ICYMI: Here’s a Rundown of What Happened This Week: Every Local Newspaper (yes, you read that right) is Endorsing JP This week, all the city’s premier Black-owned newspapers – New Orleans Tribune, Louisiana Weekly, and Data News Weekly – joined with Read More…
