| BY BOB WARREN | Staff writer |
Shock in Covington: Here’s something you don’t see very often in downtown Covington. Joni Hess reports that workers arriving at a business this morning made a grim discovery. And please check back with NOLA.com for more on this developing story. Interested in news from St. Tammany and the north shore? You might like our North Shore Report newsletter. Daring rescue: Bizarre story out of Maryland -- with a Louisiana connection. (Always, right?) Two people were rescued from an airplane that became tangled in some high-voltage power lines. Birth of a hotspot: Prohibition. German beer hall. And Louis Armstrong. With all that packed into a headline how can you not want to read Mike Scott’s latest history-slash-cool-building feature? No better a day later: OK, so do we even want to talk about the Saints? I think we have to. Catharsis and all. Jeff Duncan called it another bad day at the office. Rod Walker writes that it's been a couple decades since the offense went missing like it did. Jim Derry, meanwhile, had his own spin in his Dattitude podcast this morning. (Worth tuning in just to hear him say, “Where’yat, New Awlins” if you ask me…) And for newspaper fans, here’s what our page designers came up with to chronicle the carnage. Want more Saints coverage? Sign up for our Saints Insider newsletter. Thanks for reading Lunch Line today — enjoy the turkey sandwiches. And remember, you can keep up all day long at NOLA.com. Bob | 