An illustrated journal of the New Orleans area

Sugarcane grinding season is here, and Raceland Raw Sugars, like many other sugar mills in southern Louisiana is grinding cane, taking delivery by truck several times per day. However, this scene on Saturday is probably not how this cane was supposed to be delivered. Raceland is about 35 miles west-southwest of New Orleans along the [...]

This is Part 2 of 2 of the NOLA Post‘s coverage of the opening march of the Occupy New Orleans movement on Thursday 6 October 2011.  Part 1 can be seen here. Criticisms of “corporate greed” were a big part of the protests, which were an array of different ideas. Similarly, others criticized what they [...]

This is Part 1 of 2 of the NOLA Post‘s coverage of the Occupy New Orleans demonstration that took place today (Thursday 6 October) along Tulane and Loyola Avenues. The march began at the courthouse on the corner of Tulane Avenue and Broad Street, and seen below, the parade of demonstrators moves downtown along Tulane [...]

This is Part 2 of 3 of the NOLA Post‘s coverage of the high school football match between John Ehret High School and Jesuit High School and surrounding activities taking place at Tad Gormley Stadium on Friday 30 September. Halftime Winds Down With the second half to begin soon, Jesuit players return to the field [...]