Faculty at University of Louisiana at Lafayette express concern over potential appointment of new president, lack of transparency in decision-making process. Ramesh Kolluru, current vice president, is front-runner. American Association of University Professors demands fair, open process, emphasizing need for faculty representation and trust in new leader amidst financial challenges.

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Louisiana homeowners can apply for grants to upgrade roofs, with up to $10,000 available through the Louisiana Fortify Homes Program. One thousand grants are offered in the next round, open to residents in coastal zones or specific cities. Registration starts at 8 AM on November 16th and closes at 5 PM on November 19th. Homeowners must cover remaining costs, and homes must meet specific eligibility requirements.

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On November eleventh, Louisiana reports its third measles case of 2025, with an adult contracting the virus during international travel and potentially exposing others at Armstrong New Orleans Airport. The infected person, from Region Nine, is in isolation, but their vaccination status remains undisclosed. Measles, highly contagious and risky for vulnerable individuals, has symptoms appearing 7-12 days after exposure. Public health authorities warn of potential exposure and urge suspected cases to contact healthcare providers before visiting.

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Louisiana Board of Ethics permits campaign funds for Washington Mardi Gras. Mandeville Mayor Clay Madden seeks advisory opinion, plans to attend event in official capacity. Nearly $600,000 spent on Washington Mardi Gras in 2024, with new law clarifying legality of campaign spending on the event.

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Explore the vibrant world of St. Tammany Parish farmers markets, more than just grocery stops, theyre community hubs with live music, prepared foods, and local goods. Each market offers unique charm, seasonal produce, and handcrafted items. Stay updated with weekly newsletters or social media for confirmed vendors and products. Check online before visiting for weather updates and market closures. These markets support local farmers and artisans, offering a delightful way to connect with your community and enjoy local bounty.

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Riverfront Réveillon: A Taste of Nineteen Forties New Orleans is a special event at NOCCA on December fifth, featuring a four-course dinner and entertainment from the nineteen forties. The event supports NOCCAs Culinary Arts and Entertainment Production Design departments, with tickets priced at one hundred fifty dollars. The evening includes a cocktail hour with appetizers and performances, followed by a main dinner inspired by New Orleans holiday traditions. Tickets are available online at riverfrontreveillon.eventbrite.com.

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Experience the magic of the Winter Lantern Festival in New Orleans, featuring stunning LED lanterns, live acrobatics, and cultural entertainment. The festival runs from November 14th to January 4th, 2026, at Bayou Segnette State Park. Enjoy date nights, family fun, or a peaceful stroll amidst the luminescent displays. Tickets start at $18, with pre-sale available now.

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New Orleans Musicians in Art exhibition grand opening at Historic New Orleans Collection on November twelfth, featuring live music, live drawing, art insights, and vintage pennants. Free admission, register online.

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From Homelessness to Hope: A Vietnam Veterans Journey & Communitys Effort to Support Our Heroes - This episode shares the inspiring story of Eddie Nighel Anderson, a Vietnam veteran who battled homelessness, addiction, and mental health issues for decades. After meeting Tiffany McGary-Cyprian, founder of Project Blessings All Year Round, Anderson found stability and support. The organization houses sixteen veterans, addressing their recovery, medical needs, and overall well-being. McGary-Cyprian emphasizes the importance of supporting our veterans, as an estimated thirty-two thousand are homeless in the state. The episode highlights Project Blessings All Year Rounds third annual Sleepout for Veterans event, encouraging community members to experience homelessness and raise funds for the cause.

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Get ready for a soul-stirring celebration of New Orleans culture as saxophone virtuoso Roderick Rev Paulin and his band, Rev and the Congregation, perform at the historic Dew Drop Jazz Hall in Old Mandeville on November twenty-second. Known for their unique blend of jazz, gospel, and funk, this high-energy show promises to be a revival, street parade, and groove-filled experience. With a deep musical background and passion for teaching, Rev Paulin, a gifted tenor saxophonist and clarinetist, will lead the band in an unforgettable performance. Admission is ten dollars for adults, with kids and students getting in free. Dont miss this opportunity to enjoy a complete evening of entertainment, including food and drinks.

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