In the Eye of the Storm: Will the Current Recovery Last?
June 30, 2021 Down in Louisiana, where the bayous slowly snake their way past moss-laden cypress and where 300-year-old live oaks stand witness to a colorful and mystical past, the state’s residents are readying themselves for another hurricane season. It seems to be an annual rite of endurance for this intrepid population. In the early 90s, Mary Chapin Carpenter captured this gulf-coast reality in her hit song, Down at the Twist and Shout: They got a alligator stew and a…