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Meet the West Sisters: Bringing Louisiana stories to the stage
8+ hour, 29+ min ago (72+ words) From Creole heritage to coastal erosion, Lafayette's West sisters are creating original films and musicals inspired by South Louisiana. Meet the West Sisters: Bringing Louisiana stories to the stage Chasah and Charliese West hope 'Swell' sparks conversations while showcasing Acadiana's…...
Making bank: How New Orleans entrepreneurs can find funding for the next big thing
3+ hour, 48+ min ago (1180+ words) The Tulane Innovation Institute is one of several groups helping people start small businesses in New Orleans. Editor’s note: Emy Foster is the child of former Gambit Publisher Jeanne Exnicios. Emy Foster and Charlie Kehlenbach knew they wanted to be…...
Three New Orleans Pelicans Stars With Most To Gain This Season
2+ day, 4+ hour ago (384+ words) The New Orleans Pelicans have a lot riding on this season after not really doing much outside of a coaching change this offseason. Another failed year could mean massive shifts to this roster, even by the trade deadline. On top…...
This Ominously Named Hike Is Actually One of Louisiana's Best Trails - AOL
1+ day, 19+ hour ago (541+ words) The Backbone Trail might sound like a scary hiking trail in Louisiana, but don’t let the formidable name scare you away. While it’s one of Louisiana’s more challenging hikes, the reward is worth the effort. Instead of flat swampland, this…...
10 Yelp-reviewed spots to grab a daiquiri in New Orleans on National Daiquiri Day
1+ day, 9+ hour ago (749+ words) NEW ORLEANS (WGNO) — National Daiquiri Day is Sunday, July 19! Few drinks are as synonymous with New Orleans as the frozen daiquiri. Offering everything from traditional fruit flavors to unique, boozy creations, there is no shortage of spots serving up the…...
REVIEW: Author's debut novel explores Louisiana's oil industry, home loss and identity
1+ day, 4+ hour ago (687+ words) “Should the Waters Take Us,” by Stephanie Soileau, Doubleday, 336 pages. In “Last One Out Shut Off the Lights,” her wickedly titled 2020 short story collection that didn’t receive its just laurels — perhaps blame the pandemic — Stephanie Soileau offered a fiercely piercing…...
Superdome manager Doug Thornton’s decision leaves ‘big shoes to fill’ in New Orleans sports scene
1+ day, 8+ hour ago (1402+ words) Doug Thornton stands inside the Mercedes-Benz Superdome in New Orleans, Friday September 23, 2016. A year after Katrina, Doug Thornton, got the Superdome ready for the big football game between the Saints and the Falcons. New Orleans Saints president Dennis Lauscha, left,…...
LDH reporting four heat-related deaths in June
1+ day, 19+ hour ago (104+ words) The Louisiana Department of Health is reporting four heat-related deaths as extreme temperatures continue to impact the state this weekend. The LDH confirmed that the deaths include one person from the Northshore, another from Acadiana, and two from Northeast Louisiana....
11 New Orleans Cocktails Every Home Bartender Should Know - AOL
2+ day, 10+ hour ago (898+ words) Every summer for the past 23 years, the cocktail world has converged on New Orleans for Tales of the Cocktail, one of the industry’s premier gatherings, where bartenders, distillers, drinks writers,... Every summer for the past 23 years, the cocktail world has…...
The New Orleans Saints Did Well Securing Alvin Kamara
3+ day, 10+ hour ago (1316+ words) In my previous article, I chronicled the dramatic Alvin Kamara saga that occurred this offseason and argued the Saints must resolve this situation they created, rather than continue to let it drag out. The next day, the Saints did just…...