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Juneteenth plans unfold with three parades, party, picnics in works

April 13, 2023April 13, 2023 Free PressBreaking News

Plans are being made for a month-long celebration in June that will once again feature three parades, picnics, parties, and plenty of family and adult-oriented fun. Twelve years ago, Marie Brown began promoting the Juneteenth holiday with a South Monroe…

Juneteenth, Marie Brown, Sonya Jacobs

Is this an explosion waiting to happen?

April 13, 2023April 13, 2023 Free PressBreaking News

Citizens who live in Newtown Community are fearful that a gas leak in their neighborhood may result in an explosion if an unexplained spark sets off a gas explosion that could cause injuries. Two weeks ago, neighbors began complaining about…

Atmos Enegry, Newtown Community

Laws to lock up parents of high absentee students rarely enforced

April 13, 2023April 20, 2023 Free PressRoosevelt Wright

What can be done to improve the performance of underperforming schools in Monroe? This column has addressed disruptive scheduling and the adverse effects of extra-curricular activities on underperforming schools in past weeks. Another problem the school district faces is high…

Roosevelt Wright Jr

Our Rich Black Heritage: John Gilmore Riley

April 13, 2023April 20, 2023 Free PressOpinions

By Garry Blanson For those who didn’t know, the reason why I chose to write my “Our Rich Black Heritage” articles is to highlight other African-Americans besides the ones that we are use to hearing about during Black History Month.…

Garry Blanson

Snaps of the City

April 13, 2023 Free PressBreaking News, Snaps

Between April 8, and April 11, 2023, our friends were busy on social media, including these snaps.  

Snaps of the city, Social media

Birthdays April 13th – April 19th

April 13, 2023 Free PressBirthdays

April 13-In Loving Memory of Cleve Glover, Iris S. Alexander, Cherrell Goodwin, Keirra Jena’ Robinson, Jemekia Brandy, Cednecia McGinnis, Jeanetta Marzell, Vance A. Price, Karen Jackson. April 14-Bennie Armstrong, April Joy Jackson,In Loving Memory of Edward Bolden, Chrissie Tanner, In…

April Bias

Thank God for pursuing us while we were still sinners

April 13, 2023 Free PressBlogs

By Lisa Wilmore …For when we were still without strength, in due time Christ died for the ungodly. For scarcely for a righteous man will one die; yet perhaps for a good man someone would even dare to die. But…

Lisa Wilmore

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Celebrating Birthdays Today: --Vallerie Arnold, Malcom Etienne, In Loving Memory of Kimberly Crane, Lollia D. Reed, Alvin Hill, In Loving Memory of Dorothy Johnson, Earlene Thomas, In Loving Memory of Frances Givens, Ahmad Smith, Morris Coleman, Madison J. Johnson, Colby Qualls, Kyeshia Washington, Thad Hollingsworth, Brenda Brown Tfabiyi, In Loving Memory of Rachel Holmes, Jayden McGee, James Ratcliff, Sr, QuanZavion Howard. (9)
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