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Glenn “Chayil” Jones Data News Contributor Yes, it’s carnival time!!! What is carnival? We know what Mardi Gras is and its culture, or do we? Well, this year it all falls in February and that’s […]

Eric Connerly Data News Weekly Contributor In what has been called the most African-influenced city in the U.S., the Black History of New Orleans is rich and multifaceted, truly reflecting the unique cultural and social […]

Story and Photos by Shawniece Mitchell Data News Weekly Contributor Artistic Director Kai Knight and the Dancers of “Breathe” a Kai Knight Dance Collective delivered a moving performance of contemporary Afro-modern dance titled “Ori: Journey […]

Story and Photos by Makenna Mincey Data News Weekly Contributor Terrance Osborne’s “Private Works” exhibit comes as a full circle moment in many ways. The internationally acclaimed New Orleans native who graduated from the New […]

Terry B. Jones Publisher, Data News Weekly This weekend marked the beginning of a new regime in the leadership in Baton Rouge. Jeff Landry is now our state’s Governor and much of the state leadership […]

Terry B. Jones Publisher New Orleans Data News Weekly As we approach the final hours of 2023, it’s time to pause and reflect on a year that has been nothing short of extraordinary. In the […]

Story and Photos by Zamariah Strozier Data News Weekly Contributor It’s the time of year when families and communities come together. In the spirit of the holiday season, local experts led college students in combining […]

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 […]

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 […]