The Orleans Levee District will be at the Lake Vista Community Center for about a year in a renovated building, before moving into a built station for the first time since Hurricane...
With a 3-2 split, the City Planning Commission voted to recommend that District Donuts on Harrison Avenue be eligible as a specialty restaurant and able to pursue a conditional use...
business / concerts / Events / Land Use & Development / Parks & Recreation
by Tyree Worthy · Published September 8, 2017
Lakeshore Landing’s sneak peek event was such a success, owners Roland and Mary Von Kurnatowski have decided to offer live music every weekend this month starting Friday, Sept. 15. The...
Arts, books, and music / Events / Land Use & Development
by Jamal Melancon · Published September 6, 2017 · Last modified September 7, 2017
The Lakefront’s new entertainment destination held its first outdoor event with a free family-friendly concert overlooking Lake Pontchartrain. The sneak peek event attracted crowds and community members interested in previewing the...
The St. Thomas Community Health Center (CHC) has announced the opening of a new state-of-the-art healthcare facility, St. Thomas at Columbia Parc, located at 3943 St. Bernard Ave. near City...
The Non-Flood Protection Asset Management Authority approved access gates to be installed at Shelter No. 1 and Shelter No.2 and provided an attorney’s opinion that deemed Shelter No. 1’s leasing...
In anticipation of Anthony Bean Community Theater’s final summer camp performances, the theater looks to raise $2 million to complete renovations on its new block-wide space on 3738 Paris Avenue, according to...
A boat repair shop was approved to open a pizzeria, and the owner of Brisbi’s seafood restaurant received approval to build a 16-unit condominium project. The Non-Flood Protection Asset Management...
After reports of an attempted break-in, the Non-Flood Protection Asset Management Authority is working to potentially install access gates at Shelters No. 1 and No.2 on Lakeshore Drive. Shelter 1...
Story by Zach Brien The New Orleans Delta Foundation (NODF) began renovations for the Church of the Epiphany, its rectory, and convent on Saturday, July 22. The local nonprofit arm...
City Government / flood protection and drainage / Land Use & Development / public safety
by Jamal Melancon · Published July 14, 2017 · Last modified July 21, 2017
Residents and businesses on several streets in the Gentilly area will experience low water pressure on Monday, July 17 from 7 a.m. to 4 p.m. Sewerage and Water Board crews...
Nonprofits Green Light New Orleans and the Urban Conservancy helped a resident replace paving with an installation of a rain garden and rain barrel on their property. The nonprofit organizations...
