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This category highlights work from journalists, thinkers, and creators whose words shed light on the culture, challenges, and spirit of New Orleans and the wider world.

A year after Times-Picayune announced cutbacks, news habits changing in New Orleans

Last year, shortly after The Times-Picayune announced that it would stop daily publication to focus on its website, photographer Bevil Knapp captured images of the daily newspaper ritual around New Orleans. WWNO's Eve Troeh joined her this week to see how people and communities are adapting.

by Eve Troeh and Bevil Knapp May 24, 2013 Updated November 7, 2019

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