In a city prone to hurricanes and crumbling infrastructure, problems can feel insurmountable and the sheer number of them can feel overwhelming. But in 2023, there were many people who
Despite New Orleans’ homelessness rate having dropped 34% since 2020, the visibility of homeless encampments has led to the creation of a new Office of Homeless Services and Strategy to address the issue. The office’s director, Nathan Fields, said he believes that rising housing and insurance costs are to blame for homelessness in New Orleans..
The impending drag ban in Tennessee has raised concerns for the New Orleans drag community, who are now fearing that similar laws could be passed in the city that will put their livelihoods at risk. Drag shows are being banned in Tennessee effective April 1 due to the passing of Senate Bill 3, which prohibits.
Nola on Tap returned to New Orleans this past weekend after a three-year hiatus due to COVID-19. Nola on Tap, hosted at Lafreniere Park on Saturday, March 18, is an event dedicated to showcasing local beer companies and homebrewers. Proceeds from the event benefit the Louisiana SPCA, an organization devoted to protecting and advancing the.
Newport Beach, California (PRWEB) April 12, 2022 A March 24 op-ed from The Loyola Maroon recounts one young woman’s experience with plastic surgery, which