The dueling era in New Orleans had come to a close. NOW: There used to be two Dueling Oaks in City Park, but a hurricane took out one of them in the late 1940s.

Dueling in the park was outlawed in 1890, but stories of what happened under those trees remain. The oaks, well over 100 years old, were located near what is now the New Orleans Museum of Art.

New Orleans City Park lost approximately 2,000 trees after Hurricane Katrina and the federal levee failures, but the Dueling Oak still stands where Dueling Oaks Drive meets Dreyfous Drive between ...

Nola’z New Orleans Dueling Piano Bar & Eatery will open Friday, in time to be available for the crowds at the four-day Carolina Country Music Fest across 9th Ave. North.

The City of New Orleans says it is stepping up inspections to protect people from fallen trees, but one Uptown resident says they won't do anything about a leaning oak tree in front of her home.

Advocate file photo by ELIOT KAMENITZ--Fireworks light up the sky over New Orleans along the Moonwalk in a celebration of Independence Day in New Orleans. The dueling barges will light up the sky ...

New Orleans’ tree coverage ranked last among 10 comparable cities in the South, according to a report SOUL produced for the city in 2022. While most of the cities, including Atlanta; ...

To combat flooding and extreme heat, a new master plan for rebuilding New Orleans’ urban forest calls for 100,000 new trees to be planted by 2040. Released Friday, the Reforestation Plan calls ...