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A Moral Imperative and a Case for Action
by State Senator Joe Bouie State Sen. Joe Bouie has sounded the alarm. Citing a Stanford University study and a...
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SANKOFA Breaks Ground on Fresh Food Market in Lower Ninth Ward
Located at 5029 St. Claude Ave., the fresh food store is expected to be completed by next summer Sankofa Community...
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$275 Million EPA Loan Will Help SWBNO Modernize Aging, Damaged System
The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) recently announced a $275 million Water Infrastructure Finance and Innovation Act (WIFIA) loan to...
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Owning a Home: Guidance from Your Local Lending Advisor
Sponsored content from JPMorgan Chase & Co. Are you considering buying your first home, but unsure where to start? Purchasing...
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Our Town | December 2021
Want to Be A Vendor During Mardi Gras 2022? Here’s What You Need to Know Residents interested in operating a vendors...
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December is Toy Safety Awareness Month
With the season of gift-giving here, it is appropriate that December is Safe Toys and Gifts Awareness Month.  There is...
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Time to Lower Prison Telephone Rates in America
by Dr. Benjamin F. Chavis Jr., President and CEO of the National Newspaper Publishers Association Disproportionate mass incarceration of people...
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Stacey Abrams Governor Run Provides a Jolt for the 2022 Midterms
by Stacy M. Brown, NNPA Senior National Correspondent In an announcement that has provided a jolt to the 2022 midterm...
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Study Shows Police Killings in the U.S. Have Been Widely Undercounted
by Lauren Victoria Burke/NNPA Newswire Contributor Police killings in the United States have been massively undercounted according to a study...

THIS ISSUE

No One Wants to be a Teacher Anymore — NO DUH!
A Moral Imperative and a Case for Action
SANKOFA Breaks Ground on Fresh Food Market in Lower Ninth Ward
$275 Million EPA Loan Will Help SWBNO Modernize Aging, Damaged System
Owning a Home: Guidance from Your Local Lending Advisor
Our Town | December 2021
December is Toy Safety Awareness Month
Time to Lower Prison Telephone Rates in America
Stacey Abrams Governor Run Provides a Jolt for the 2022 Midterms
Study Shows Police Killings in the U.S. Have Been Widely Undercounted

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education
Orleans Parish School Board to Hold Series of Virtual Community Meetings Regarding Superintendent Search 
Orleans Parish School Board to Hold Series of Virtual Community Meetings Regarding Superintendent Search 
News
City of New Orleans and Total Community Action Awarded $474K to Eliminate Racial and Ethnic Inequities in Justice System
City of New Orleans and Total Community Action Awarded $474K to Eliminate Racial and Ethnic Inequities in Justice System
Politics
Edwards Unveils Budget, Calls for Significant Investments in Education and Infrastructure
Edwards Unveils Budget, Calls for Significant Investments in Education and Infrastructure
Business, Finance, Money
President Biden Nominates First Black Woman to Serve on Federal Reserve
President Biden Nominates First Black Woman to Serve on Federal Reserve
Politics
The Louisiana Legislative Black Caucus Elects its 2022 Executive Board Officers
The Louisiana Legislative Black Caucus Elects its 2022 Executive Board Officers
News
City Activates Freeze Plan Through the Weekend
City Activates Freeze Plan Through the Weekend
WHAT OTHERS ARE SAYING
The Insurrection Rages On
By Marc H. MorialPresident & CEO of the National Urban League “Our democracy was inches from ruin. Our system of...
Labor Shortage or Payshortfall?
Labor Shortage or Payshortfall?
Why Won’t Democrats Fight?
Why Won’t Democrats Fight?
Emmys 2021: The Diversity and Inclusion Shuffle
Emmys 2021: The Diversity and Inclusion Shuffle
Our Schools Aren’t Better Yet! No, It Aint My Fault . . .
Our Schools Aren’t Better Yet! No, It Aint My Fault . . .

OUR TOWN

Community Elders & Youth to Discuss Racial Healing Across Generations on January 20
Community Elders & Youth to Discuss Racial Healing Across Generations on January 20
As part of Ashé Cultural Arts Center's week-long programming in observance of...
Mayor’s Neighborhood Engagement Office Announces Return of Community Office Hours
Mayor’s Neighborhood Engagement Office Announces Return of Community Office Hours
NOPD Taking Applications for Police Community Advisory Boards
NOPD Taking Applications for Police Community Advisory Boards
Leaders Break Ground on Lower Ninth Ward Road Project
Leaders Break Ground on Lower Ninth Ward Road Project
Development of Fresh Food Grocery Begins in Lower Ninth Ward
Development of Fresh Food Grocery Begins in Lower Ninth Ward

WHAT WE'RE SAYING

Qualifying for City Elections Begin this Week: Who Will Run?
Qualifying for City Elections Begin this Week: Who Will Run?
While several candidates have announced plans to run for local office, they...
Nikole Hannah-Jones Chooses Howard University over UNC and We Love It!
Nikole Hannah-Jones Chooses Howard University over UNC and We Love It!
Mayor Cantrell: Listen to the People and Abandon this Plan to Relocate City Hall to Tremé
Mayor Cantrell: Listen to the People and Abandon this Plan to Relocate City Hall to Tremé
Governor Edwards Makes the Right Move on Federal Unemployment Boosts
Governor Edwards Makes the Right Move on Federal Unemployment Boosts
We Are At War: We’ve Seen “the” Video, Let’s Talk About the Problem—Unchecked Gentrification
We Are At War: We’ve Seen “the” Video, Let’s Talk About the Problem—Unchecked Gentrification
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