Eve Crawford Peyton is a journalist based in New Orleans, Louisiana. She writes for Renaissance Publishing LLC, focusing on local stories that capture the essence of life in the city. Her articles cover a range of topics, from personal anecdotes and experiences to reflections on the unique culture and traditions of New Orleans.
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Eve's coverage is centered around family, relationships, and house & home topics with a local focus on the United States, Louisiana, and New Orleans. Her articles often include expert commentary and how-to guides related to seasonal themes.
If you're considering reaching out to Eve with a pitch or expertise in areas such as family dynamics, parenting advice, household tips specific to her geographic area (Louisiana or New Orleans), or insights into local events impacting families and homes within this region would likely be well-received. Additionally, offering expert commentary on seasonal activities or providing how-to guidance relating to common domestic challenges could also capture her interest.
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When we moved in to our current home in 2014, our next door neighbors were a family with kids close in age to our own kids. They were excited for another
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It’s been 20 years now since I first tried to cook an entire Thanksgiving dinner by myself, armed with a probe thermometer and a set of china from my wedding
I was a very skeptical, practical child – so it says a lot about the “magic” of Christmas that I fully bought into the Santa Claus thing. Even after some of
Junior year was definitely my favorite year of high school: I was finally settled in enough to be able to help freshmen open their lockers and give
The Emerald City was a lovely place to visit, but I’m happiest here at home.
As a teenager and young adult, I always celebrated Pride Month – why would I not? Growing up in New Orleans’ thriving arts community (my mother worked at the Contemporary Arts Center for the majority of my childhood), gay people were all around me and were some of my favorite humans.
By: Eve Crawford Peyton
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