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Quatre artistes du coeur de la bande neutre

“The Neutral Strip” or “No Man’s Land”… the disputed territory between the United States and Spain along Louisiana’s western border after the Louisiana Purchase became a haven for outlaws, pioneers and diverse...

Maya Angelou – The new face of the US quarter, whose legacy keeps on growing

Maya Angelou was 86-years-old when she passed away in 2014. She was a woman who vowed to leave behind a legacy – and there is no question that she managed to do just that

Terry Landry – Service is the rent we pay for living

After spending his entire adult life in the service of others, former lawman and Louisiana Representative Terry Landry is retiring to focus on serving those closest to him - his family.

Joshua Pierre – creole heritage and family, from a youth perspective

There’s much talk about the rapid pace of change faced by Millennials and Generation Z. It all hinges on the way technology is redefining their work and lifestyles.

Wilma Rudolph – “The triumph can’t be had without the struggle”

"I loved the feeling of freedom in running, the fresh air, the feeling that the only person I'm competing with is me.” It’s quite unusual for a person to be able to retire at the age of just 23. This, howev...

Dr Norman Francis – A Life committed to Education

On April 4th, 1968 Dr. Norman Christopher Francis was appointed President of Xavier University in New Orleans, Louisiana. This day marked the end of one era, but not the end of the fight, and the...

John Willis Menard – His Political Journey

John Willis Menard is best known as an abolitionist, author, journalist, and politician. He was born in Kaskaskia, a town located in Randolph County in the southern portion of Illinois in 1838. His parents were...

Alice Moore Dunbar-Nelson – Softly spoken revolutionary

Poet, diarist, essayist, and activist, Alice Moore Dunbar-Nelson was part of the Creole community of New Orleans in the late 19th century who became a figure of national importance. Daughter of a former black s...

Le Défi Kite au Féminin de Sophie Bernier : une première mondiale !

Lyle and Phyllis Mouton – Two Lives, One Direction

Stella Chase – Continuing the Legacy of Dooky Chase

Tuvalu – The World’s Smallest Paradise, Still Timeless

ACADIA PARISH- The accordion sound that connects two cultures

Jerry Prejean – A Legacy of Leadership, Mentorship, and Community Impact

Back to Congo Square: Benoît LeBlanc’s Quest to Sing the Creole Archive

Dame Lawrence Laurent

Lyle and Phyllis Mouton – Two Lives, One Direction

Stella Chase – Continuing the Legacy of Dooky Chase

Diplomacy and the Power of Connection

The Lambi Fund of Haiti - Making a Difference

Old Medicine: Manglier Tea

Pointe-Marie: A Premier Destination in Baton Rouge, LA, Combining Tradition, Community, and Opportunity

Vincent Ahtime – Bridging Tradition and Innovation – A Journey into Creole Architecture

Cornbury Music Festival - Another great year

New Orleans Jazz Fest 2026 – Music, Culture, and the Spirit of a City

Forty Years of Fête – How Festival International de Louisiane Turned a Louisiana Street Into a Meeting Place for the World

A Launch,a Celebration, and a Morning Filled with Kreol Spirit – Kreol Magazine Launch of Issue 43