Story and Photos by Zora Thomas Data News Weekly Contributor World AIDS Day, which is designated on Dec. 1st every year since 1988, is an International Day dedicated to raising Awareness of the AIDS Epidemic […]
Edwin Buggage Editor-in-Chief Data News Weekly ArtSpot Productions and the New Orleans Jazz and Heritage Foundation present Papa Legba Meets Papa Noel: A Christmas Season Blessing during two performances at the André Cailloux Center for […]
Data News Staff Edited Report Adonis C. Expose’, a former King Zulu will be hosting his 25th Annual Toy Drive. The Toy Drive will be a Drive-By Toy Drive. This Drive-By Toy Drive will be […]
Tashia Hogue Data News Weekly Contributor Bea’s Bayou stands out by harnessing the power of probiotics and bayou herbs, offering a natural and effective solution for those seeking relief from persistent itchiness. Named in honor […]
Data News Staff Edited Report Recently, Council Vice President Helena Moreno codified a new law to authorize the city to enforce code enforcement violations against slumlord nonprofits that imperil the safety of their residents. The […]
Stacy M. Brown NNPA Newswire Senior National Correspondent As the nation approaches the 68th Anniversary of Rosa Parks’ historic arrest, U.S. Rep. Terri Sewell of Alabama’s 7th District, along with Congressional Black Caucus (CBC) Chairman […]
Story and Photos by Kennedy Shanks Data News Weekly Contributor Koats for Kids hosted its Annual Concert at Gallier Hall to recognize 14 years of service to the community and to fundraise for children in […]
Tracee Dundas Fashion Editor @fashionablyyoursnola Get ready for fashions to light up the night at Luna Fête Festival 10th Edition taking center stage December 7th-10th. The event celebrates all things that illuminate and this year […]
Terry B. Jones Publisher The 50th Annual Bayou Classic, a celebrated event in college football, particularly within the realm of Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs), concluded with Southern University securing a victory over Grambling […]
Kenneth Cooper Columnist Think 504.com Black people don’t be about voting. Yeah, I know, that’s a statement covered in blankets. But the numbers don’t lie, at least here in Louisiana. Pick a parish and peep […]
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