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Life as we know it will change when the COVID-19 pandemic ends

April 9, 2020April 16, 2020 Free PressCovid-19, Roosevelt Wright

When the Coronavirus pandemic ends, the entire country will rethink the way we operate; some things we have been reluctant to do will become the new normal. Local communities will quickly begin to assess our use of technology in every…

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Governor Edwards is leading during COVID-19, but he can’t do it all

April 2, 2020April 9, 2020 Free PressRoosevelt Wright

Governor John Bel Edwards is to be commended for taking charge of the Coronavirus response in the state. He is working tirelessly to make sure that the state’s army of state and local leaders are armed with the resources they…

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Did Mayor Jamie Mayo call councilman Doug Harvey a “dumb ass” Tuesday night?

March 25, 2020April 2, 2020 Free PressRoosevelt Wright

Did he say it? Probably not, but to many, it sounded like he did. The question revolves around a comment Monroe Mayor Jamie Mayo made at the Monroe City Council’s meeting Tuesday night that has been interpreted two ways, depending…

Roosevelt Wright Jr

Should churches close during pandemic if malls and shopping centers open?

March 18, 2020March 26, 2020 Free PressRoosevelt Wright

On March 16, 2020, Governor John Bel Edwards declared a public health emergency in the State of Louisiana that effectively suspended communal life in the state until April 13. The health emergency is in response to the COVID-19 virus pandemic…

Roosevelt Wright Jr

Mayo’s $50 million funding secret, the devil is in the details

March 11, 2020March 19, 2020 Free PressRoosevelt Wright

Monroe Mayor Jamie Mayo released a stunning visual presentation of his proposed new $135 million event center last week, but he refuses to show the full report that reveals the details. Usually, the devil always hides in the details. Mayo…

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Mayor’s race: People who wear the MAGA hats tagged as racists

March 5, 2020March 13, 2020 Free PressRoosevelt Wright

Since 1996, race has been a deciding factor in mayoral elections. Before 1996, all serious candidates for mayor were usually white; blacks had the tongue and cheek task of choosing the “lesser of the evils.” Abe Pierce tried to change…

Roosevelt Wright Jr

Mayo’s fight to hide Reggie Brown’s records undermines his effectiveness

February 26, 2020March 5, 2020 Free PressRoosevelt Wright

Whenever government officials attempt to operate in the dark, suspicions are raised. Over the years, we’ve had to go to court to force local governments to produce public records. Citizens who take the government to court over freedom of information…

Roosevelt Wright Jr

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-- Celebrating Birthdays Today: Gertrude Myles, E.L. Barnett, Jr., Ursula Saulsberry, Lillian Harris, Tyrone Harris, Sabrina Woods, Luvenia Revels, Lisa Brown, Clemenstine Nash, Javontae Jefferey Scoby, Jamontae Jerome Scoby, Malvern Lewis, Lonnie Hudson, Travante Tawon Pollard, Dexstavious James, Donnie Andrews, Jr., Renee Brown, Clyde Yearby. (9)
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--- This week in 1974 District Attorney Johnny Parkerson told blacks to contact his office to provide background on cases before he prosecutes them. Read More. Read More (52)
--- 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)
On this day in 2013, Ambra Simone Brice was crowned Miss Grambling State University. (13)

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

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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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