With the request of a trade by AD, happening in the same week as the Saints were denied a spot in the Super Bowl, it was like pouring salt into an open wound.
Tag: JRNOLA
Big Easy Magazine is excited about our partnership with the New Orleans Junior Journalism Program (JRNOLA). JRNOLA is seeking to change the face of journalism by giving hands-on training to high school students from traditionally underrepresented populations in journalism. Learn more at jrnola.org.
Teen Dating Violence Awareness Month, Week 1: How Teens Handle Rejection
February 5, 2019February is Teen Dating Violence Awareness Month, an initiative created in 2010 by Congress to help raise awareness about this pervasive problem.
Wizard World: A welcoming community of cosplayers
January 12, 2019Wizard World is an amazing experience for anyone who is a fan of anything within popular “nerd” culture.
Community Spotlight: JRNOLA
January 10, 2019The New Orleans Junior Journalism Program is working hard to educate and mentor the next generation of New Orleans journalists.
Elfrid Payton is the key to Anthony Davis staying or leaving
January 6, 2019It is evident that in Payton’s first year with the team, he is one of the most important players.
The Clinch That Stole Christmas
December 28, 2018Sunday, the (12-2) New Orleans Saints hosted the (8-5-1) Pittsburgh Steelers in what was a crucial game for both teams with the playoffs looming.
One Last Dance in the Nola
December 19, 2018Many fans showed up at the Smoothie King Center repping their favorite Wade gear and holding Wade posters proudly throughout the arena.
Pelicans Fantasy Roundup
December 17, 2018The (13-13) New Orleans Pelicans hosted and would be defeated by the (14-9) Memphis Grizzlies in the final game of their three-game homestand Saturday.
Art in New Orleans takes a new form…treasure hunting!
December 4, 2018Artists are hiding their miniature art around New Orleans and post hints online for Instagram users to find. Treasure hunting is born.
Colorism holds back black women in Hollywood
November 27, 2018It is hard for African-American women with darker complexions to become successful actresses because producers and screenwriters are hooked on exotic black females who look more multiracial than solely black.
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