AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoNew Orleans Nightlife Support: Starting in September, Frenchmen Street performers can get discounted parking through a new Musician’s Discounted Parking program tied to the city’s Downtown Discount effort, with rates averaging 60% off at two Decatur lots and 73% off at Elysian Fields. Riverfront Planning: Audubon Nature Institute is gathering public input for the next phase of Goldring Woldenberg Park, aiming to open a 2.5-acre stretch by early 2029 while adding revenue-generating features to help maintain the riverfront. Uptown Development Update: After Uptown outcry over a proposed Ted’s Frostop demolition, the Robert family revised plans to preserve the diner and build a smaller three-story, 26-unit apartment complex beside it. Sports & Community: LSU baseball legend Skip Bertman has died at 88, leaving behind five national titles and a Baton Rouge baseball boom. Heat Alert: South Louisiana braces for dangerous heat in the days ahead, with highs in the upper-90s and heat indices potentially topping 110. Arts & Entertainment: G Herbo released the official video for “How Can I Lose,” filmed in New Orleans, and Martha Reeves debuted “To Know You is to Love You” (Eric Kupper Power Remix).
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