Carbon monoxide poisoning is a risk after a hurricane
NEW ORLEANS, LA - Carbon monoxide is known as the "silent killer" because it has no color, odor, or taste. A portable generator can provide power to your home after a hurricane or storm has knocked out the power, but it can also put you at risk of carbon monoxide poisoning.
Read full storyFestival Acadiens at Creoles 2021 postponed
LAFAYETTE, LA – Due to COVID-19 concerns Festival Acadiens at Creoles 2021 has been postponed. The organizer has decided to cancel this year's Festival Acadiens at Creoles and presenting this event again on March 18-20, 2022 at Girard Park.
Read full storyCheck out these places in September
NEW ORLEANS, LA - Summer is going to end soon in September, but there are still so many treats you can try in New Orleans. Here are some of the places you should try in New Orleans during September.
Read full storyEnjoy live music in the Big Easy
NEW ORLEANS, LA - New Orleans, also known as the Birthplace of Jazz, is famous for its music culture and nightlife. Listening to live music is one of the ways you can do to enjoy the sounds of New Orleans. Here are some of the best music venues in New Orleans.
Read full storyCelebrate Beignet Fest by yourself
NEW ORLEANS, LA - Beignet Fest is a festival that celebrates beignet, one of the most popular desserts in New Orleans. It was supposed to be held on September 25, 2021, but was canceled due to the recent surge of COVID-19 cases. You can still celebrate by yourself by visiting spots in New Orleans that serve beignets.
Read full storyNOLAxNOLA presented by numerous music venues in collaboration with New Orleans & Company
NEW ORLEANS, LA - Numerous iconic music venues and nightclubs in New Orleans is collaborating with New Orleans & Company to create NOLAxNOLA, which is a series of live music events created to support musicians, culture bearers, and music venues in New Orleans during this difficult time.
Read full storyCultivate Wonder Women's Conference
LAFAYETTE, LA – Calls for women of every age and experience to attend Cultivate Wonder Women's Conference at Trinity Anglican Church. The conference will take place on September 10 – 11, 2021 from Friday, 6 p.m to Saturday noon.
Read full storyThe history of Washington Parish
FRANKLINTON, LA - Washington Parish is one of Louisiana's southern parishes. It spans about 676 square miles wide. On the east and north borders of the parish is the Mississippi state line. The western boundary is Tangipahoa Parish. On the south, it has the boundary with St. Tammany Parish.
Read full storyNew Orleans' Yellow Fever Pandemic in 19th century, part 4
NEW ORLEANS, LA.- Being a coastal town, New Orleans has many problems regarding its waterways, either in the levees or the water management. This article is the last of four pieces that show New Orleans' yellow fever pandemic and its effort to manage sanitation.
Read full storyNew Orleans' Yellow Fever Pandemic in 19th century, part 3
NEW ORLEANS, LA.- As a coastal town, New Orleans has many problems regarding its waterways, either in the levees or the water management. This article is the third of four articles that show New Orleans' yellow fever pandemic and its effort to manage sanitation.
Read full storyNew Orleans' Yellow Fever Pandemic in 19th century, part 2
NEW ORLEANS, LA.- Being a coastal town, New Orleans has many problems regarding its waterways, either in the levees or the water management. This article is the second of four articles that shows New Orleans' yellow fever pandemic and its effort to manage sanitation.
Read full storyNew Orleans' Yellow Fever Pandemic in 19th century, part 1
NEW ORLEANS, LA.- As a coastal town, New Orleans has many problems regarding its waterways, either in the levees or the water management. This article is the first part of four articles that shows New Orleans' yellow fever pandemic and its effort to manage sanitation.
Read full storyMetairie's top bubble tea places
METAIRIE, LA - Bubble tea is a cold milk tea drink with chewy tapioca balls, usually called boba or pearl. The drink came from Taiwan around the end of the 1980s. These days, you can find any cafe or shop that serves bubble tea all around the US. For either Metairie residents or visitors who are looking for the best bubble tea, here are some of the recommended places in Metairie.
Read full storyZeanah has been named an American Academy of Nursing Fellow
LAFAYETTE, LA - Dr. Paula Zeanah, a University of Louisiana at Lafayette educator has been named to the American Academy of Nursing's 2021 Class of Fellows. Zeanah is UL Lafayette's second academy Fellow in as many years.
Read full storyStroll around New Orleans
NEW ORLEANS, LA - If you have been cooped up at home for too long, cycling around town is a great choice to get some fresh air, especially since Blue Bikes are returning to New Orleans on September 1. New Orleans has lots of parks and trails and offers several bike rentals, and one of them is Blue Bikes. Just download the app and find the nearest bike rack. Here are some of the bike routes in New Orleans.
Read full story4 Brunch spots to check out in Kenner
KENNER, LA - Brunch offers a midday dining option when you are too hungry for a light breakfast yet still not ready for a heavy lunch. The following list highlights restaurants suitable for brunch-goers in Kenner.
Read full storyTaste yummy tacos in Metairie
METAIRIE, LA - As Mexican food is still one of the favorite cuisines in New Orleans, people tend to try the most recommended tacos in their neighborhoods. Here is a list of taco recommendations and where to find them in Metairie.
Read full storyMore things you can do in September in NOLA
NEW ORLEANS, LA - August is almost over and there are lots of activities to do and places to visit in New Orleans. There are ongoing and upcoming events you should look out for. So, here are some more things you can do in September in New Orleans.
Read full storyThings to do in September in NOLA
NEW ORLEANS, LA - September is almost here and there are so many things you can do in New Orleans. From its various restaurants, festivals, events, sports events, and more. Here are some of the activities you can do in the Big Easy.
Read full storyRecommended Chinese restaurants around Bourbon Street NOLA
NEW ORLEANS, LA - Taking a bite of Asian cuisine when you have an empty stomach will never go wrong. One of the most favorite Asian cuisines is Chinese food. When you go around Bourbon Street, and a glimpse of Chinese cuisine comes to your mind, you can catch up with your craving by visiting these Chinese restaurants.
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