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Little: SEDD making plans to reduce crime, expand Southside Businesses

February 2, 2023February 2, 2023 Free PressBreaking News

How to reduce crime and expand business opportunity in South Monroe was the focus of two meetings this week as the South Side Economic Development District (SEDD) continues its push to develop masterplans to roll out what it calls the…

reduce crime, SEDD, Southside businesses, Southside Economic Development District

Services set Saturday for minister, drummer, Isaac Roland

February 2, 2023February 2, 2023 Free PressBreaking News, Deaths

A funeral service will be held Saturday in West Monroe, La., for 44-year-old Isaac Roland. Services for Isaac (Jermaine) Roland will be held at 2 p.m. Saturday at the Olive Branch Baptist Church. Mr. Roland died on January 27, 2023.…

Isaac Roland

Black history parade scheduled for February 25th

February 2, 2023February 2, 2023 Free PressBreaking News

Thirty-nine years ago, the first Black History parade rolled down Desisard Street with one band and less than 10 cars, but Mary Bryant, a youth, and the late Emily P. Robinson had a dream of promoting Black history through a…

Black History Parade 2023

Tension over election disrupts NAACP meeting; Brown in tears

February 2, 2023February 2, 2023 Free PressBreaking News

The regular meeting of the N.A.A.C.P. abruptly ended Thursday night after tempers flared, resulting in accusations, shouting, and one woman stepping outside in tears. As the Ouachita Parish Branch of the N.A.A.C.P. met at the Benoit Recreation Center for its…

Election, NAACP meeting

Snaps of the City

February 2, 2023February 2, 2023 Free PressBreaking News, Snaps

Between January 25, and February 1, 2023, our friends were busy on social media, including these snaps.  

Snaps of the city, Social media

It’s “Safe to be Black Month,” so let’s get it on!

February 2, 2023February 9, 2023 Free PressRoosevelt Wright

We are officially in “It’s safe to be black month.” For 28 days, the black community can explore its culture, history, successes, and failures without risking being labeled racist. During “Black History Month,” we can safely be “Black” until March…

Roosevelt Wright Jr.

Birthdays February 2nd – February 8th

February 2, 2023 Free PressBirthdays

February 2–Wanda Collins, Ralph Ellis, Roy Dunnaway, Anthony Guillort, Harrison Hubbart, Joy Jackson, Emma Perkins, Willie B. Russell, Hattie Williams, Willie Zimmerman III, Felicia D. Wilson, Ida L. Jackson, Florine Iseah, In Loving Memory of Rev. B.F. Martin, Michael Allen,…

Takeisha DeBurr

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Reflections on 2016 Flooding in Monroe

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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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This week in 2016 the city council gutted a city plan that would have allowed it to seize property of homeowners under a "Fight the Blight" program. The gutted version allows for seizures but only after a hearing before the council. (10)

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