Ernst Cafe
RestaurantsGame-day go-to: Ernst Cafe is a true Warehouse District institution where you can post up for the game with wings, burgers, loaded fries, and cold beers.
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The official first day of fall is September 22, but there is also "meteorological fall," which began on September 1.
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The Krewe of Dolly is planning a celebration of Doll Parton's life in New Orleans, with a second-line event planned for 9/5.
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Taysom Hill, the only player in the NFL's Super Bowl era to amass 1,000 or more yards passing, rushing and receiving, has announced that he will not return to the New Orleans Saints, where he spent his first nine NFL seasons.
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