When it comes to chicken, two fast food joints come to mind; Popeyes and Chick-fil-A. But, we have to ask, who makes a better chicken sandwich? As a New Orleans native, I might be a little bit biased on the subject, but the folks at the New Yorker really got …
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I recently was interviewed about one of my favorite topics — food in New Orleans. Here’s an excerpt from that interview. I hope you enjoy and find my suggestions helpful. Whether you’re planning a trip to New Orleans, or you’ve lived there your entire life, there’s always new and exciting …
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It’s awesome to see my friends Rob’s Rockin’ Dogs featured on such a prominent website and getting the attention the deserve. Awesome food and fantastic customer service! Check it out by tapping or clicking on the link below from Only in Louisiana. Learn More: https://www.onlyinyourstate.com/louisiana/new-orleans/robs-rockin-dogs-nola/ Ray Reggie @RayReggie www.RReggie.com
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Raymond “Ray” Reggie began his career in the automobile business in 1983 as a salesman and has worked at practically every position in the business. He is recognized by peers in the auto and media industries as a leader in marketing, branding, e-commerce, and sales training. Lecturing throughout the country …
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Could you spend an evening at a restaurant here in New Orleans that might be haunted? Check out the article from Only in Louisiana to learn more! Learn more: https://www.onlyinyourstate.com/louisiana/new-orleans/maison-soule-nola/ Raymond Reggie Ray Reggie New Orleans
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Battle of the brands: A newspaper war in New Orleans The following article appeared in USATODAY: NEW ORLEANS – The pirate flag hanging in the New Orleans Advocate’s office in downtown is something of an inside joke – a hammy reminder of the startup paper’s unlikely insurgency against its entrenched …
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In case you missed this. This is a very interesting article about the Causeway Bridge. I hope you enjoy it. Construction of the Lake Pontchartrain Causeway’s first span, which opened in 1956. (NOLA.com | The Times-Picayune archive) Robert Rhoden, NOLA.com | The Times-Picayune By Robert Rhoden, NOLA.com | The Times-Picayune …
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We have talked before about the way Brad Pitt has jumped in and helped with rebuilding New Orleans after Katrina but this is worth another mention. This house he has had built now is very cool. Brad Pitt’s Make It Right Foundation showed off the first “permitted” floating house in …
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Ray Reggie shares about his involvement with the JTRA food bank with us — RRW: Ray, How long have you been involved with the JTRA? Ray Reggie: I have been involved with the JTRA since 2002. RRW: How did you become involved with the JTRA? Ray Reggie: In 2002, I …
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The push for change across our Nation began long before the President made it a household mantra. The economy has been in a changing pattern for years. People have been increasingly beginning to gear their lifestyles away from the fast paced, competitive lives we have created and going back to …
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