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- Indexed articles, last 90 days
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- Oct 1, 2026
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Viral New Orleans oyster shucker hits a big goal ahead of schedule: ‘This is the moment, baby’ (opens the original)
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Sixteen months of slipping a blade beneath shells behind the raw bar brought Marquis Riley to the moment he would pry, cut and lift the 100,000th oyster. He reached it eight months ahead of his original two-year timeline on a recent Monday afternoon at Seaworthy, a seafood restaurant in downtown New Orleans where Riley shucks several days a week. Regulars sat at the bar as the bartender, Thomas Garatie, counted down to the final oyster. âThis is the moment, baby,â Riley recalled saying. âT
A New York Times reporter spent 36 hours in New Orleans. Here’s where she explored and dined. (opens the original)
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New Orleans has long been a subject of fascination for The New York Times, whose journalists have chronicled the city over the years, dining at neighborhood hole-in-the-walls and renowned restaurants, drinking at gritty dives and fashionable lounges, listening to live jazz along Frenchmen Street and, at one point, declaring it was like âno city in the world.â Last week, the Times returned to New Orleans for the second time in its â36 Hoursâ series, in which reporters travel to destinatio
This cozy Marigny café is expanding to Magazine Street in a serendipitous homecoming (opens the original)
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Long before she opened her own café in New Orleans, Elizabeth Hess was a barista and manager at HEY Café on Magazine Street, where coffee was served in a shotgun house wedged eight inches between Casamentoâs Restaurant and Ms. Maeâs. Hess is returning to that Uptown building six years later after the latest tenant, Undergrowth Coffee, closed earlier this year. The homecoming also marks a moment of growth: Hess is opening a second location for Honeyâs, the Marigny café she founded in 20
What did the grand jury report, autopsy say in death of Nolan Wells? Here’s a full breakdown. (opens the original)
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A copy of the grand jury report in the case of Nolan Wells, an 18-year-old Ocean Springs man found dead two days after a boat outing with friends on July 4, was released Monday by Jackson County District Attorney Angel Myers McIlrath. The report found insufficient evidence to bring criminal charges, with jurors concluding that the circumstances and condition of Wellsâ body were âconsistent with drowning,â though two autopsies could not definitively determine cause of death. It also said th
Fleurty Girl owner transforms pink Bay St. Louis cottage into a Dolly Parton-themed getaway (opens the original)
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Nestled along Main Street in Bay St. Louis is a soft pink house where floral-patterned walls, a gold-rimmed vanity mirror and a smiling portrait of Dolly Parton above the bed welcome all, except Jolene. Inside a Creole cottage built in 1880, the aptly named Dolly Suite was designed by Lauren Haydel, owner of the New Orleans-based boutique Fleurty Girl, who bought the house in 2020. It was originally a vacation home for the Haydel family until the rooms emptied as their children left for college.
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