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By Calla Victoria Unless you have been up at the North Pole helping Santa for the past year or so, you are well aware of the mounting problems at the New Orleans Sewerage & Water […]

By Amyre Brandom It’s the time of year when every household fret about what gifts to give but sometimes the greatest gifts are selfless and free. One gift that could save lives is the act […]

By Oba Lorrius Blackmasking.org Contributor A New Orleans Sunday second line feels like a procession to Heaven, rooted in American Aboriginal Cultural traditions. Social Aid & Pleasure Clubs march through New Orleans, backed by electric […]

Edwin Buggage A Day in the Life of Mayor LaToya Cantrell As the citizens of New Orleans are living in historical times; its first woman Mayor LaToya Cantrell, is rolling up her sleeves and pushing […]

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 […]

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 […]

By La’Shance Perry Dozens of smiling faces, and eager minds filled the Ogden Museum of Southern Art to admire and educate themselves on the history of photography and paintings in the region on Nov. 8, […]

By Benjamin Bates It was a historic night for voters nationwide. In New Orleans citizens went to the ballot to vote for several elected offices and Louisiana Constitutional Amendments on the ballot. Including Constitutional Amendment […]

By Terry Jones New Orleans get ready to get out and vote on Election Day November 6, 2018. Data News Weekly, in its role as “The People’s Paper encourages all citizens to get out and […]