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This New Orleans haunted house is expanding to the northshore for Halloween 2026

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By Kasey Bubnash Verified
| The Times-Picayune | The New Orleans Advocate Verified
The Mortuary Haunted Mansion has been spawning screams and horrifying New Orleans each fall for two decades now, but this Halloween it plans to expand its reign of terror with a new location on the northshore. Touted as Louisiana’s “newest and most intense nightmare,” The Sawmill Haunted House opens at Coquille Parks and Recreation in Covington on Oct. 2.
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MS Coast man fighting to save his leg contracts flesh-eating bacteria on a ‘typical day’ fishing Original

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By Kasey Bubnash Verified
| The Times-Picayune | The New Orleans Advocate Verified
It started with a horsefly bite. Or, at least, that’s what doctors think. Steve Wilson didn’t have a cut when he cast his first line in the Gulf off the coast of Mississippi on Saturday, but Amanda Wilson remembers her husband pausing to apply bug spray. Lifelong Mississippi residents and avid fishers, the Wilsons have heard all the horror stories about Vibrio vulnificus, a dangerous flesh-eating bacteria found in warm, brackish coastal waters and raw or undercooked seafood.
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How did Oz transform slow Monday nights on Bourbon Street? Karaoke and drag queens.

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By Kasey Bubnash Verified
| The Times-Picayune | The New Orleans Advocate Verified
Mondays on Bourbon Street are a drag, or at least they were when Mark Lanpher first started working the weekday shift at Oz roughly a decade ago. He was miserable watching tourists stumble into the typically rowdy gay bar to find an empty dance floor, usually prompting them to turn and leave. And though Oz touts daily entertainment, Lanpher said Monday nights tended to feature the same one or two drag queens telling the same jokes every week. “I made maybe $50 a night,” Lanpher said.
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