New York Times’ Maureen Dowd recently opined on the decline of English majors as students flee to technology: “It is a loss that will affect the level of intelligence in all American activities.
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WWL-TV was honored with four 2023 regional Edward R. Murrow Awards, including Best News Documentary, Best News Series, Best Sports Reporting and Best Digital Coverage.
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Are you looking for a way to help supply food to those who desperately need it in Louisiana? Get involved with Second Harvest Food Bank today and make a difference in the community.
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Steering committee members involved in the coalition are focused on improving the lives of Louisiana children.
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When you unfriend someone on Facebook, what happens? They won’t see your posts, updates or be able to interact with you through Messenger.
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JEDCO’s flexible and accessible loan programs have become a financing gem for local entrepreneurs.
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Hurricane season begins this month and these tips will help you get ready.
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It is summertime, and Demo Diva celebrates 17 years in business this month.
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Did you know? The Hispanic Chamber of Commerce of Louisiana (HCCL) Foundation is an initiative that’s dedicated to empowering the Hispanic community in Louisiana.
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We’ve all felt it.The Sunday scaries … the anxiety you feel the day before going back to work.
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With the rise of car break-ins, here are some essential tips to prevent car thefts and break-ins.
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The modern workforce is evolving at a quick clip and creating a cohesive whole at work – among disparate individuals no less – is more challenging than ever before.
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Having served in World War II on the USS Columbus, my dad was a proud Marine, and the military honors at his recent funeral were befitting.
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As we head into hurricane season, it’s important to be prepared.
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WWL-TV/WUPL is excited to announce Nicole Waivers as its next news director.
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Earlier this month, The Historic New Orleans Collection was honored to host a special group from the National Urban League while they were in town for the organization’s 2023 Leadership Summit.
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The Hispanic Chamber of Commerce of Louisiana (HCCL) has been working to prioritize healthcare accessibility, promote healthy living habits and connect the community to innovative technology for years.
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Geaux Far Louisiana is unique in that 55% of the steering committee is made up of parents or early childhood education and health providers.
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While summer officially begins June 21, temperatures are already climbing nationwide.
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Award-winning journalist and New Orleans native Lucy Bustamante was inducted into the Den of Distinction on Thursday, May 11, at The Chloe.
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The days are long. The years are short. When we look up, look back and notice the passage of time, we start taking measurements of life.
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Thinking about takeout? Single-use plastics are a carry-out food staple that often ends up in waterways.
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Chalmette Refining employees and business partners recently participated in the Fourth Annual Fishing Rodeo benefitting United Way of Southeast Louisiana.
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With hurricane season right around the corner, Eagan Insurance Agency wants you to know we stand with you during these uncertain times.
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All rise Tuesday, May 30-Sunday, June 4 for Academy Award winner Aaron Sorkin’s adaptation of Harper Lee’s Pulitzer Prize-winning masterwork, “To Kill a Mockingbird,” at The Saenger Theatre.
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If you are marketing “you” yourself, you may be missing the mark.
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Despite their size, small businesses face big risks among them cyber liability.
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Before you start sharing your earned media, think about which social media platforms are most appropriate for your business or brand.
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I recently read my friend Michelle Miller’s autobiography, “Belonging,” where she shares life lessons from her experiences.
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Hibernian Memorial Park, the 4-acre expanse being developed at 6800 West End Blvd., will be an interpretive site to increase awareness about the significance of the New Basin Canal.