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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.

As we head into hurricane season, it’s important to be prepared.

WWL-TV/WUPL is excited to announce Nicole Waivers as its next news director.

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.

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.

Geaux Far Louisiana is unique in that 55% of the steering committee is made up of parents or early childhood education and health providers.

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.

A chamber of commerce is a group of businesses and professionals working together to increase local commerce and serve their community.

My father died two days after Easter. What a glorious time to reflect on the example he set.

The 19th Amendment extended the vote to American women in 1920 – the crowning achievement of a decades-long struggle by women nationwide to be part of the democratic process.

Hosted by the Arts District New Orleans, Jammin’ on Julia is a spring art walk + music festival that will coincide with the First Saturday gallery openings and the second weekend of the New Orleans Jazz and Heritage Festival.

M C Bank partnered with local artist, Rhenda Saporito, on their first artist rotation in their newest office – located in the Ellsworth Corporation building at 3636 I-10 Service Road in Metairie.

“The Dooky Chase Kitchen: Leah’s Legacy,” WYES’ newest cooking series, shares dishes prepared by the younger generations of the legendary family.

Now that Easter and spring vacations are behind us, and Jazz Fest is on the horizon, it is the perfect time to tackle a few home spring cleaning projects.

I love traveling with girlfriends. There’s even science behind girl groups. Research reveals that female friendship is one of nature’s commanding behaviors.

Being outside and enjoying nature benefits kids’ bodies and brains. It also helps them learn more about nature’s wonders and builds a deeper connection to the outdoors.

In New Orleans, people typically want to know you before doing business with you. Thus, connecting with new people is key to growing your business and reputation.

From the first communication course, I have had a love affair with PR.

French Quarter Fest celebrates the culture and heritage of music in New Orleans during its 40th anniversary April 13-16 with 270+ performances across 20 stages – and WWL-TV eagerly returns to sponsor this favorite free, local event.

The Hispanic Chamber of Commerce of Louisiana invites female innovators, entrepreneurs and business owners to save the date – Wednesday, May 3 – for the eighth annual Women’s Business Symposium at the Four Seasons Hotel.

Chef Leah Chase and her family make their public television debut in a new national cooking series The Dooky Chase Kitchen: Leah’s Legacy,” premiering April 29.

JEDCO will host Meet the Lenders, a free regional match-making event to connect small business owners with capital.

Since becoming a state in 1812, Louisiana has participated in America’s bold experiment with democracy.

As we honor Women’s History Month in March, Betsie Gambel reflects of the legacy of two of Louisiana’s most memorable women who paved the way for others on the national stage.

To help protect these vulnerable birds in coastal Louisiana, the Gulf of Mexico Alliance has funded a project through the Gulf Star Program that supports work by the National Audubon Society. 

Being active on LinkedIn can help you build a professional network and showcase your skills and experiences. Here are some of my best practices to help you get the most out of your LinkedIn experience:

Libbie Sonnier, executive director of the Louisiana Policy Institute for Children, recaps how Geaux Far Louisiana’s recent retreat in Woodworth, Louisiana leveraged insight from those closest to the needs of families and children across the state.

Inspired by McCord’s culinary background, passion for food and support of his partner and wife, Jackie, McCord Butchery opened its doors to customers for a personalized experience seen nowhere else.

Just in time for Jazz Fest, and located mere steps from Bayou St. John restaurants, lies this meticulously maintained home at 3221 Grand Route St. John St.

• An advocate for disability rights, Helen Keller became the first deaf/blind person in this country to earn a college degree.