On any given day at Louisiana Delta Community College, students hurry between classes, heads down, focused on the next assignment or exam. But every so often, someone stands out. Tommy Elmore is hard to miss. Dressed in a crisp suit,…
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Political leaders warn voters to check voting status before elections begin
Local civic leaders are sounding the alarm for Ouachita Parish residents to verify their voter registration status following the release of the state’s inactive voter list. Jamie Mayo, Chairman of the Democratic Parish Executive Committee (DPEC), and Cliff Thomas, President…
City to haul off accepted junk free, next month, but signup required
Dust off your work gloves and clear out the clutter—spring cleaning season has officially arrived in Monroe. The City of Monroe Public Works Department announced today the return of its annual spring cleanup initiative, “The BIG HAUL.” Starting next month,…
Kappa Brothers promote the Power of Reading
Brothers from the Monroe Alumni Chapter of Kappa Alpha Psi participated in “Read the Day Away” at Carver Elementary School. Brothers Andrew Hill, Ibra January, Roger Thompson, Antonio Howard, and Brandon Allan read to students and encouraged them to continue…
Snaps of the City
Between March 5 and March 11, 2026, our friends were busy on social media, including these snaps.
Snaps of the City
Between February 26 and Month 4, 2026, our friends were busy on social media, including these snaps.
TSU students boast 51 percent student honors, trending upwards
Student success at Texas Southern University continues to accelerate, with measurable improvements in persistence, progression, and academic achievement over the past two academic years. In Fall 2025, full-time (FT) undergraduate enrollment reached 6,366 students, and 51 percent of the FT…