Poet Wolfe is a Gulf Coast Reporter at Gulf Coast Reporter. He covers a diverse range of topics including transportation and mobility, food and beverages, crime and justice, and animal welfare, with a particular focus on public transportation and traffic management systems. Poet's work has been featured in prominent outlets such as Yahoo News, Sun Herald, and NOLA.com.
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Poet Wolfe's articles primarily cover local news in New Orleans and Louisiana, with a focus on breaking news, announcements, evolving stories, and event coverage. The topics covered include crime, events, and house & home.
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By: Poet Wolfe
The Bywater biergarten has been a neighborhood fixture for nine years. Now, it’s closing due to rising rent.
Great white shark Percy was tagged by Ocearch and recently pinged off the Florida Coast
By: Poet Wolfe
A rare celestial event will be seen in complete totality in New Orleans and the Gulf Coast. But there’s a small catch.
By: Poet Wolfe
Ranging from white tablecloth establishments to casual neighborhood spots, here’s a look at the city’s newest eateries.
By: Poet Wolfe
Regulars at the neighborhood dive open for decades know it’s closing soon. Still, they ask, “Where are we going to watch the Saints games?”
Casey's, a Midwestern convenience store chain known for its homemade pizzas, is expanding along the Alabama and Florida Gulf Coast after acquiring
By: Poet Wolfe
Cracking open a $2 Schlitz under the Christmas lights at Snake and Jake’s was a true New Orleans experience.The lager was discontinued nationwide this week, taking a piece of the dive bar’s soul with it.
By: Poet Wolfe
Let’s rewind back over a century into the careers of Pan Zareta and Black Gold, widely considered the most successful horses to race on the New Orleans track.
By: Poet Wolfe
Restaurants, bars, grocery stores, shopping destinations. Here’s a closer look at some of the iconic NOLA businesses that have said goodbye forever and why.
By: Poet Wolfe
Shirley Lee stands only slightly taller than the bar tables inside her New Orleans restaurant, Miss Shirley’s. But her personality is far bigger and has brought the community together for more than 50 years.
