Between March 20 and March 26, 2025, our friends were busy on social media, including these snaps.
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Women’s history month trailblazers, opened many doors
March is Women’s History Month, a time dedicated to recognizing and celebrating the achievements of women who have shaped our communities and country. The origins of Women’s History Month trace back to 1981, when Congress first declared a Women’s History…
Snaps of the City
Between March 13 and March 19, 2025, our friends were busy on social media, including these snaps.
Mayo named to steer Democrats, as area party leader
Former Mayor Jamie Mayo was elected chairman of the Democratic Party Executive Committee during a meeting held Tuesday night, stepping into a key leadership role for Democrats in this region of Louisiana. Mayo replaces Rev. James Boatner, who relocated to…
DOGE cuts $600,000 SU grant studying transgender menstrual cycles
The Trump administration has terminated a $600,000 federal grant awarded to Southern University Agricultural & Mechanical College in Louisiana, which was intended to fund a study on menstrual cycles in transgender men and other gender-diverse individuals. The decision, announced Friday…
Black Tie Guys learn strategy from old fashioned “Checkers”
Amidst the glow of smartphone screens, members of the Black Tie Guys mentoring program gathered Monday night to master an analog challenge: the game of checkers. Roosevelt Wright, Jr., program director, emphasized the timeless value of strategic board games, telling…
Two Neville Teachers sponsor over 200 youth in a successful mentor program
At Neville High School, two teachers are proving that education goes far beyond textbooks and test scores. Courtney Wallace and Rachel Gray are not just teaching math and English—they’re changing lives. Wallace, the founder of Boom Youth Fraternity, leads a…