February 2022

Issue Articles

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Floats With Addresses

Jennifer Gibson Schecter was once a tourist in New Orleans herself and is now proud to call NOLA home. There is something both exhilarating and...

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Sisterhood is Good for Business

When Krewe of Muses members Nori Pritchard and Lizette Constantin had the idea to start their business, NOLA Craft Culture — a business built...

Workspaces

Faith in Healing

In November of 2021, the former Norwegian Seamen’s Church reopened its doors as Spyre, a reimagined space for healing of a different sort. Sisters...

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Goodbye to a Chaotic Year

Chris Price is an award-winning journalist and public relations principal. When he’s not writing, he’s avid about music, the outdoors, and Saints, Ole Miss...

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5 Pounds of King Cake, Zero Calories

Halleluiah! King cake lovers everywhere rejoice! The bible of our ubiquitous pastry has finally arrived. King cake obsession, so evident in New Orleans and...

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When Opportunity Docks

While the pandemic may have taken a heavy toll on local industries like hospitality, tourism, and even oil and gas, for the state’s maritime...

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Working Toward a More Equitable Recovery

New Orleans is no stranger to disaster, but the people of New Orleans have always stepped up in the face of disaster, immediately providing...

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The Business Community is Talking

Dallas Cowboys head coach Tom Landry is carried off the field after his team wins Super Bowl VI Jan.16, 1972, at Tulane Stadium in...

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Back At It

This issue feels a bit weird to me. It’s the first one since Biz’s launch in October 2014 that I did not plan. It’s strange...

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Tania Tetlow

Did you know? After being named Loyola’s first woman (and layperson) president in 2018, Tetlow has ushered in a period of enrollment and fundraising growth...

Environment

Trash to Treasure

diverting hundreds of thousands of pounds of glass from our local landfills and turning it into a usable resource. Franziska Trautmann, Glass Half Full During...

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