Randi Rousseau
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Here's how you can celebrate Dolly Day in New Orleans today (opens the original)
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New Orleans will celebrate Dolly Day on Friday, Sept. 25., honoring country music icon Dolly Parton with a series of events throughout the city. The date, "9/25," is an homage to her hit movie and song "9 to 5." The day will begin with the unveiling of a new Dolly-themed license plate, with $25 from each plate sold going to support local Imagination Libraries. A memorial parade will start at 5 p.m. from Armstrong Park, winding through the French Quarter and ending at the Jazz Museum. "It is not
Connecting the Coast: The future of Highway 90 between Louisiana and Mississippi rests on federal funding (opens the original)
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Louisiana and Mississippi leaders are waiting on the green light for federal funding to rebuild US 90 bridges Louisiana and Mississippi leaders are waiting on the green light for federal funding to rebuild US 90 bridges After years of delays, detours and deterioration, Louisiana leaders are holding out hope that much-needed repairs will soon begin on four U.S. 90 bridges between Louisiana and Mississippi. "This is as hopeful as I have been since this all started," said Louisiana State Representa
Dolly Parton's imagination library legacy continues on in Louisiana (opens the original)
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Dolly Parton, the beloved music icon who passed away today at the age of 80, left behind a legacy of promoting literacy that continues to inspire efforts in Louisiana. “You can never get enough books into the hands of a child,” Parton once said. Parton’s Imagination Library, which provides free books to children under the age of 5, was a labor of love spearheaded by the singer. The program is now available in almost every parish in Louisiana. “So Dolly makes the books in Tennessee, and we pay fo
Louisiana families honor Drew Brees with baby and pet names (opens the original)
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Drew Brees’ legacy in Louisiana lives on as families name their children and pets after the beloved Saints quarterback. Drew Brees’ legacy in Louisiana lives on as families name their children and pets after the beloved Saints quarterback. Paul Clouatre II has always been a passionate fan of the New Orleans Saints, a devotion reflected in his personal Saints shrine in his home. "Right there you have Pierre Thomas, and he inscribed it the first Saints Super Bowl touchdown, which is really cool be
LASPCA and New Orleans City Council clash over budget cuts (opens the original)
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Animal advocates raise concerns over increasing stray animals and animal abuse calls in New Orleans Animal advocates raise concerns over increasing stray animals and animal abuse calls in New Orleans During a discussion over the future of mule-drawn carriages in the French Quarter, animal advocates quickly shifted gears to animal control concerns across the city of New Orleans, in light of budget cuts to the LASPCA. The discussion happened during the New Orleans City Council meeting Thursday. As
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