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Because the French Quarter is so central to most peoples’ idea of New Orleans, a better, future New Orleans will require a French Quarter that has been likewise improved. Said another way: whatever you want New Orleans to be in the future, the French Quarter must be perceived in that way by a critical mass. … Continued

The State of Louisiana recently broke ground on the $2 billion Mid-Barataria Sediment Diversion, the state’s largest coastal restoration project. What does this mean for our state and our economy? We know we need to grow a workforce here in Louisiana to work in these jobs — but how? A 2015 Bloomberg report found people … Continued

St. Augustine High School was created in 1951 to provide opportunities for academic excellence to the African American community. Since its inception, though, the school has been so much more than just classwork. The foundation of a St. Augustine education is instilling leadership skills, building confidence, teaching moral values and fostering “a community of brotherhood … Continued