By Tylan Nash The Veteran’s History Project arrived in New Orleans on May 9TH hoping to enlist New Orleans residents interested in interviewing war veterans for this Library of Congress National Project. With support from […]
By Stacy M. Brown Before they convicted Bill Cosby on three counts of aggravated indecent assault last month, some of the jurors were already plotting on how they could cash in on the case. People […]
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By Edwin Buggage An Historic Day in New Orleans On May 7, 2018 history was made as New Orleans inaugurated its First Female Mayor LaToya Cantrell. Data News Weekly had the opportunity to conduct an […]
By Oba Lorrius On Saturday April 20th, 2018 The Orpheum Theater hosted an almost sold out ecstatic audience for the VOICES OF CONGO SQUARE. Written, Directed, and Produced by Naimah and Shaka Zulu, this groundbreaking […]
Photos by Glenn Summers On May 7, 2018, Dr. Dwight McKenna was sworn in as Orleans Parish Coroner after winning his electoral race in October, 2017. This event is historical not only for New Orleans, […]
Photos by James Terry On Thursday, May 3rd, friends, colleagues, legislators and citizens joined the Morial family and Governor Joh Bel Edwards for a private reception to honor Ernest “Dutch” Morial. The occasion marked 50 […]
By Delaney George Jazz Fest is a time any New Orleanian looks forward to. Each year, the Fairgrounds of New Orleans crawls with music, fun, food and fashion! For two weeks, locals pull out their […]
By Piper Thurman In one of her stops back to her roots, before her inauguration this week, New Orleans Mayor LaToya Cantrell reminded students that she knows exactly what it’s like to be in their […]
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