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Carroll Coach free, as alumni schedule prayer rally for homecoming revelry

September 28, 2023September 28, 2023 Free PressBreaking News

Carroll football coach Drouzon Quillen is out of jail, but his fight to clear his name has been sidetracked as Carroll Alumni are rallying, meeting and praying for the revelry of its Mardis Gras style homecoming while seemingly ignoring Coach…

Carroll High School, Coach Drouzon Quillen

Starting Sunday, Foodstamp rules to require the able bodied to work

September 28, 2023September 28, 2023 Free PressBreaking News

Most able-bodied SNAP recipients will be required to work 20 hours a week or be in job training programs for 20 hours a week if they expect to get SNAP (food stamps) help for more than three months. BATON ROUGE,…

benefits, EBT, SNAP

Fact check of Cook’s DMAC Claims prove true

September 28, 2023September 28, 2023 Free PressBreaking News

Cook says Mashaw and Russell praise Tramble’s DMAC work at election time, but DMAC founder hasn’t been promoted in 29 years. During Tuesday night’s live NAACP candidate’s forum, Chuck Cook, a candidate for Sheriff, leveled two startling accusations at his…

Chuck Cook, Deputy Kenneth Tramble, DMAC program, Lt. Eric McElroy, Marc Mashaw, Sheriff Jay Russell

Paster continues 36 year fight to clear his name

September 28, 2023September 28, 2023 Free PressBreaking News

Lester Paster, 68, has posted giant billboards on the grounds of courthouses, passed out fliers, picketed, and appeared before local governments for 36 years trying to get his day in court. Law enforcement won’t arrest him, and courts won’t give…

36 year fight, Lester Paster

Funeral service set for Esther Badger, 61

September 28, 2023September 28, 2023 Free PressBreaking News

Esther Lee Badger, beloved daughter, sister, mother, and friend, passed away on September 23, 2023, at the age of 61. Her family and friends will gather to celebrate her life at the Greater Free Gift Baptist Church on Saturday, October…

Esther Badger

Our Rich Black Heritage: Miss McCree Harris

September 28, 2023October 5, 2023 Free PressOpinions

By Garry Blanson Today, many Black High School  Students in Monroe , Louisiana are shocked to hear about a court case involving a Black person where the person decides to “serve jail time,” rather than “pay the fine!” Well, during the…

Garry Blanson

Council vote to change charter borders on malfeasance

September 28, 2023October 5, 2023 Free PressRoosevelt Wright

The city should reconsider its ill-advised decision to amend the city charter without a public vote; to do otherwise borders on malfeasance. The recent decision by the Monroe City Council to amend the city’s charter without submitting it to a…

Roosevelt Wright Jr

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