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What good are laws to protect students if officials look the other way?

September 22, 2022September 30, 2022 Free PressRoosevelt Wright

Most of us know that it is illegal to have a firearm on a school campus, but most don’t know that student use of a cell phone on a school campus is also unlawful. It’s even illegal to print a…

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“Southside Dream” in hands of city council, “Ain’t we people, too?”

September 8, 2022September 22, 2022 Free PressRoosevelt Wright

 The fate of the “Southside Dream” is in the hands of the Monroe City Council members, the majority of whom represent the Southside. Its outcome should be obvious, but Monroe Mayor Oliver Ellis is working behind the scenes to water…

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CAP has $600,000 to help pay back-rent, utilities, funeral expenses so apply now

September 1, 2022September 8, 2022 Free PressRoosevelt Wright

   The local CAP agency has money to help those who were hit by COVID last year, even if you have been helped by other CAP programs in the last year. Those who have not applied for the help need…

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Two whites running to represent new Black School Board District

August 25, 2022September 1, 2022 Free PressRoosevelt Wright

   The Black community may have missed its chance to have a second representative on the Ouachita Parish School Board, we dropped the ball, and now two white candidates are campaigning to represent a newly formed Black majority district  …

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Brumley’s right, A and B high schools should not have Fs in academics

August 18, 2022August 25, 2022 Free PressRoosevelt Wright

Should schools with poor academics and ACT scores receive school grades of A? The State Superintendent of schools says, “No” and we agree. Superintendent Cade Brumley says that most of the schools in the State have rankings of A and…

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Did COVID kill in-person Sunday School in African-American churches?

August 11, 2022August 18, 2022 Free PressRoosevelt Wright

Whatever happened to Sunday School?
 For that matter, youth Bible Studies altogether.During the Covid epidemic, churches struggled to keep their congregations together using technology. However, most of those Zoom meetings, Facebook broadcasts, and conference calls were aimed at adults.The casualties…

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Mayor offers Southside $12 million with strings, it should be “no deal”

August 3, 2022August 11, 2022 Free PressEditorial, Roosevelt Wright

When Mayor Oliver Ellis was elected two years ago, he pledged to work diligently to help South Monroe. So far, that hasn’t happened. What’s needed to help South Monroe is spelled out in Southside Economic District’s 25-year plan. It amounts…

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--- This week in 1974 Rev. P. Rayfield Brown, III was the Men's Day Speaker at Greater New Hope. Read More (52)
--- This week the Capital Lions defeated the Carroll Bulldogs 42-8 in football. Clipping and Photo of team. (52)
--- This week in 2013 City School Board member Rodney McFarland accused Carroll Jr. High principal Tammye Turpin of double dipping because she assigned the extra duty of running the Title 1 program as well. (13)
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Our Rich Black Heritage: The Forgotten Negro Organizers of “The First Official Monroe Chapter of The NAACP”

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