Story and Photos By Ka’Lya Ellis Being a creative is a difficult challenge in a world built for college graduates who are expected to become lawyers or doctors. But local artist from the Tremé area […]
Benjamin Bates Early Voting has begun and ends on Dec. 1st. Data News Weekly in its role as the People’s Paper encourage our citizens to get out and vote. In the November Elections […]
Photos by Glenn Summers The international-acclaimed OJays had the SUSF Members, donors & guests on their feet from start to finish w/ an enchanting trip down ‘Memory Lane’…It was an excellent evening for this VIP […]
By Lauren Victoria Burke With the largest Congressional Black Caucus in history along with a historic number of women entering the U.S. House in 2019, House Democratic Leader Nancy Pelosi (D-CA) has announced plans for […]
On Tuesday, Nov. 20th, Mayor LaToya Cantrell presented the inaugural performance of “Song Stories” as part of the Mayor’s Cultural Series to offer performances by and interviews with some of New Orleans’s top talents. Guitarist […]
By Jared Braud For many generations, food has always brought people together. And on Nov. 15th, Propeller, a social innovator non-profit, hosted its Pop Fundraiser to support its mission of reducing inequities by preparing and […]
By Vincent L. Hall James Earl Jones portrayed world heavyweight boxing champ Jack Johnson, whose power and persona took White America by surprise in the early 1900’s. Johnson presented a double threat to the […]
Photos by Terry B. Jones It was an exhilarating day at the Superdome on Saturday evening as the Southern & Grambling alumni and fans came out in full support of their teams for the […]
Photos by Glenn Summers
Edwin Buggage Editor Battle of the Cats Return to New Orleans Since 1974 during the Thanksgiving Holiday weekend New Orleans have experienced a rivalry that brings people from all of the country to what is […]
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