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- Indexed articles, last 90 days
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- Sep 30, 2026
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Music & Culture Coalition of New Orleans to hold anniversary benefit show Oct. 1 at Nola Brewing (opens the original)
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The Music and Culture Coalition of New Orleans will celebrate itâs 14th year Oct. 1 with a benefit show at Nola Brewing featuring performances from the Keiko Komaki Trio, George Porter Jr., John Boutté, Corey Henry and more. The benefit runs from 6 p.m. to 10, and will also include performance by Whitney Alouisious and Susan Cowsill, as well as Michael Cerveris and Kimberly Kaye of alt-country band Loose Cattle. Thereâs a suggested donation of $20 per person, but MACCNO says no one will be
New Orleans is going all out for its Dolly Parton Day celebration (opens the original)
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New Orleans is about to throw one hell of a party for the late, great Dolly Parton, and damn near everybody from marching krewes and bars to furniture companies and grocery stores seems to be getting in on the action. Parton was best known for her work as a musician. But she was also an enormously successful businesswoman and staunch supporter of the queer communities, anti-racism movements, workers rights and, most notably, children. Soon after Parton passed Aug. 25, preparations to celebrate t
New Orleans is going all out for its Dolly Parton Day celebration (opens the original)
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New Orleans is about to throw one hell of a party for the late, great Dolly Parton, and damn near everybody from marching krewes and bars to furniture companies and grocery stores seems to be getting in on the action. Parton was best known for her work as a musician. But she was also an enormously successful businesswoman and staunch supporter of the queer communities, anti-racism movements, workers rights and, most notably, children. Soon after Parton passed Aug. 25, preparations to celebrate t
Struggling French Quarter businesses threatened with fines over unpermitted chairs, signs (opens the original)
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The New Orleans Office of Safety and Permits recently warned a number of small businesses and bars in the French Quarter they must remove unpermitted chairs and A-frame signs from sidewalks and could face significant fines. The visits from the city comes as businesses in the area struggle to remain open amid city construction projects that have dragged on for much of the last year. On the afternoon of Sept. 11, a Safety and Permits enforcement officer visited a number of businesses around the in
New Orleans music venue Howlin’ Wolf sues StubHub over deceptive business practices (opens the original)
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New Orleans music venue The Howlinâ Wolf Sept. 10 filed suit in federal court against ticket resale giant StubHub, accusing the company of a host of unfair business practices. Howlinâ Wolf alleges StubHub is selling tickets that donât exist, falsely claiming ticket shortages to shows where no tickets have been sold, and using manipulative language to unfairly coerce consumers into paying above face value prices, among other allegations. In the suit, filed in the United States District Cour
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