Slipping through time, let’s journey to Dwyer Boulevard in New Orleans. Dwyer Boulevard isn’t just a road; it’s a vein in the city’s circulatory system, pulsing with life and stories. In 2019, Dwyer Boulevard underwent a significant transformation. The Michoud Blvd (Chef Menteur Blvd – Dwyer Rd) project, a $4.9 million endeavor, revitalized eight blocks of the boulevard. This wasn’t just a simple resurfacing. The project involved full reconstruction on some blocks, including replacing sewer, water, and drainage lines. Other areas received patch milling, overlays, concrete patching, and incidental road repairs. Evans-Graves Engineers designed the project, and Cycle Construction Company brought the vision to life. The improvements touched every aspect of the boulevard, from the pavement to the sidewalks and curbs. Imagine the disruption, the noise, the dust, as the old infrastructure gave way to the new. Residents likely experienced temporary inconveniences, like rerouted traffic and limited driveway access. But the city worked to mitigate these issues, providing regular updates and working with contractors to address resident concerns. Now, Dwyer Boulevard stands as a testament to the city’s commitment to its infrastructure, a smoother, more resilient artery for New Orleans.
Greater Saint Stephen Full Gospel Baptist Church
Established 82 years ago this is Greater St Stephen Full Gospel Baptist Church. It began in Uptown New Orleans with