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Category: Editorial

Are you even qualified to die for your country?

June 1, 2017June 17, 2017 Free PressRobert Wright

The country recently celebrated Memorial Day. It was a day of which we paused to honor the men and women of the Armed Services who made the ultimate sacrifice on the battlefield in defense of not only the country, but…

Memorial Day, Veterans

The joke of being Bad and Boujee

February 11, 2017June 22, 2017 Robert WrightRobert Wright

 The hit song “Bad and Boujee” by Atlanta rap group Migos made it to the number one spot of Billboard’s Hot RnB/Hip-Hop Songs last week. The track has a catchy rhyme and seductive beat that has heads bobbing all over the…

Why not be first; name our terminal “Obama Regional Airport?”

January 27, 2017July 4, 2017 Robert WrightRoosevelt Wright

The Monroe Regional Airport should be named after President Barack Obama! It was President Obama’s push in 2009 that sent millions of dollars to local communities across the nation in what was called “Shovel Ready” projects. Among the hundreds of…

Airport, Building Names

Is School prayer O.K. if it’s not our prayer?

December 5, 1999June 24, 2017 Free PressRoosevelt Wright

     It’s a touchy subject, this idea of prayer in school. While it is as much a part of the American way as apple pie, it does run against our national Constitution which forbids the government from taking actions that…

Editorials, Prayer in school, Religious eduction, Roosevelt Wright Jr

2500 Eagle Scouts, is that possible?

November 23, 1999June 17, 2017 Free PressRoosevelt Wright, Youth Activities

I have spent more than half of my 50 years,  trying to inspire youth to achieve and to encourage others to do the same.I believe in the power of imagination and ingenuity. I know that a good idea in the…

Boy Scouts, Youth Development

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Celebrating Birthdays Today: --In Loving Memory of Pearlie Bolden, Edwin Anthony Collins, Melvin James Houston, Jacinto Lavounta Tubbs, Ciera Fredricks, Danielle Kirk, Jean Newton, Jabari Edwards, Dembie Baker, Quatonio Hattisburg, Speciality Dunn, Jr., Khaliyah Coleman, Dorothy Minor, Briana Hines. (9)
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--- This week in 2002 The importance of reading as a tool for freedom was the subject of a Robert Wright editorial in the Free Press. (24)
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