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Snaps of the City

November 3, 2022November 3, 2022 Free PressBreaking News, Snaps

Between October 27, and November 1, 2022, our friends were busy on social media, including these snaps.  

Snaps of the city, Social media

Birthdays November 3rd – November 9th

November 3, 2022November 3, 2022 Free PressBirthdays

November 3-Michael Reed II, Hattie Clemons, In Loving Memory of Hattie M. Roggerson, Diane Tanzy, Byron Chauncey Gray, Millie Hopkins, Tamicka Johnson, Demetrius Brown, Robert Tanzy, Jr., Molly Hopkins, Sherwood Duncan, Sr., In Loving Memory of Edward Lee Simmons, Robert…

Leola Goins Keys

Free Press Ballot Picks

November 3, 2022November 3, 2022 Free PressBreaking News

Many voters have made up their minds on issues on next week’s ballot. For those who are still undecided, we make the following recommendations: U.S. SENATE Gary Chambers Mr. Chambers is a young man who advocates for the disenfranchised. His…

Free Press Ballot Picks

Our Rich Black Heritage: John Merrick

November 3, 2022November 10, 2022 Free PressOpinions

By Garry Blanson John Merrick was born into slavery on September 7, 1859( in Clinton, North Carolina ). His parents were so poor that he had to start working at an early age, in order to help support his parents…

Garry Blanson

Arrest of Carroll Coaches teaches students that racism still lives

November 3, 2022November 10, 2022 Free PressRoosevelt Wright

The coaching staff of Carroll High School is the victim of a serious injustice that will scar the memories of this generation of students for years to come. In the aftermath of confrontations between Franklin Parish High School fans and…

Roosevelt Wright Jr

“Please throw me a life preserver”

November 3, 2022November 3, 2022 Free PressBlogs

By Lisa Wilmore My Friends, I recall sharing a story with a group of teachers when I was a new principal many years ago. The story was one that I utilized to help teachers and staff members understand that children…

Lisa Wilmore

Everyday is a second chance

November 3, 2022 Free PressBlogs

By Rusty Potter Every morning we have two choices: continue to sleep with our dreams or wake up early and chase them. Every challenge we may face is an opportunity to become more than we were before. We want to…

Rusty Potter

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Award-Winning Impact: EOZ receives Golden Heron recognition for 2025 Louisiana State Workshop

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Grambling State University and Thurgood Marshall College Fund inspire future leaders through 2026 SOAR HBCU Scholars Program

Sparklight awards $3,000 Charitable Giving Fund Grant to the Domestic Abuse Resistance Team

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Reflections on 2016 Flooding in Monroe

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This Week In Monroe History

Birthdays
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)
Local History
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)

Editorials

  • Mayor’s “I’m a Marine” battle-ready stance hurts relations
  • City schools licensing move is an unenforceable bad move
  • City’s Sickle Cell venue compromise was a win-win

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Our Rich Black Heritage: Caesar Carpentier Antoine

By Garry Blanson Not so long ago, "in most Black communities, in…

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Our Rich Black Heritage: “Held down by Louisiana Law!”

By Garry Blanson The White Louisiana Bourbon Democrats, the 1898 Louisiana State…

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Our Democracy needs committed people now more than ever

By Marie Brown The importance of strengthening the Ouachita Democratic Party Executive…

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