Errol Laborde is the Editor in Chief at Renaissance Publishing LLC. He focuses on travel and tourism, regional interest and world news, as well as culture and society, exploring themes such as cultural movements, pop culture, and subcultures. Errol's work has been featured in NOLA.com, showcasing his insights into event management software and platforms.
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Errol Laborde primarily focuses on local themes within the United States, particularly Louisiana and New Orleans. His coverage spans entertainment news, culture & society, and government & politics.
Given his prominent focus on Mardi Gras, Christmas celebrations, and local political figures like John Bel Edwards, he would be receptive to pitches related to events or developments in these areas. Additionally, he may be interested in commentary from experts with a deep understanding of the cultural significance of these events and their impact on the community.
Pitching stories that tie into seasonal events such as Mardi Gras or Christmas could resonate well with Errol's coverage interests. Offering unique insights into how these celebrations are evolving or being impacted by current societal trends might attract his attention.
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Explore the unexpected ties between Ghent and New Orleans through culture, cuisine, and the recent Belgian soccer connection.
We have been reminded in the past few weeks that Carnival parade routes can be like meandering streams, sometimes changing course because of shifts in the
By: Errol Laborde
Explore how Louisiana's influence shapes the politics of the House and the legacy of Tip O'Neill's leadership.
By: Errol Laborde
of 9 Back in the 1950s, Carol Walther had relatives who lived on a small strip of land in the Mississippi Sound called Deer Island.
By: Errol Laborde
City officials seek solutions as carnival krewes face rising costs and logistical gaps in staging parades for the community.
Discover Dolly's emotional story of delivering tough news to her mentor, Porter Wagoner, and the inspiring lesson that followed.
Dolly Parton would tell the story about the day she had to deliver bad news to her mentor, country singer Porter Wagoner, and the incredible way she would
By: Errol Laborde
Spoiler alert: The Saints are nowhere near the top ranked teams; however the numbers show a possibility that they could win their division, which would
By: Errol Laborde
Only a few seconds into the game on Sunday, Sept. 17, 1967, John Gilliam, a rookie running back for the New Orleans Saints who was also on the kickoff receiving squad, fielded a spiraling projectile kicked from the Los Angeles Rams' side of the field.
By: Errol Laborde
March 8, 1967: Fans started lining up at midnight to purchase season tickets -- which went on sale at 8 a.m. at the Mecom Building, 944 St.
