John Pope is a reporter at Brunswick News Inc. He covers a variety of topics including In Memoriam, Louisiana, New Orleans, style, and fashion, often exploring the cultural and social dynamics of the region. His work has been featured in prominent publications such as The Advocate, Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists, NOLA.com, and Revolver Magazine.
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John Pope's coverage primarily focuses on local profiles and events in New Orleans, with a particular emphasis on individuals' achievements, contributions, and deaths within the community. If you have significant insights or personal stories related to notable figures in New Orleans, particularly those who have made a substantial impact locally through their work or philanthropy, your pitch is more likely to resonate with him.
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By: John Pope
In New Orleans, there are certain things that are simply accepted, no questions asked.
By: John Pope, Gregory Adams
Pittsburgh sludge-gaze trio Spotlights have launched a GoFundMe after getting robbed during their European tour this week.
By: John Pope
The paintings, which Lawrence completed in 1938 at the age of 21, have not been seen publicly since 2010, when they were on view at the New Orleans Museum of Art. Preserving them will take time because the process entails a scientific analysis of each painting and its components, such as the paint and paper, said Kathe Hambrick, the center's director.
By: John Pope
Did you know that Catholic nuns and priests once rode streetcars free? Here's everything you need to know about this New Orleans institution.
By: John Pope
of 2 Whenever he comes to New Orleans from his home in Greenwell Springs, Dr. Herschel Dean makes a point of hopping aboard a streetcar.
By: Tyler Bridges, John Pope
"Sybil Haydel Morial is a giant in New Orleans history, and I know the entire city mourns her passing," former Mayor Mitch Landrieu said in a statement Wednesday. "Few women have played such an outsized role in the recent history of New Orleans."
The life of Sybil Haydel Morial, an activist and university administrator who was the wife of one New Orleans mayor and the mother of another, will be celebrated in a multifaith service at Xavier University on Sept. 23.
By: John Pope
of 4 Once upon a time, about 60 years ago, there was a grand plan for a six-lane expressway that would sweep down Elysian Fields Avenue and run alongside the Mississippi River.
Marigold “Margot” McNeely, who warned British cities of German air attacks during World War II, died Sept. 12 in her Covington home. She was 98.
By: John Pope
Richard died Dec. 23 at Ochsner Medical Center.
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