The Monroe community mourns the loss of a beloved spiritual leader as Pastor Inez Walker, 73, transitioned peacefully to her eternal reward on January 13, 2025. Known for her tireless dedication to faith and service, Pastor Walker left an indelible…
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Snaps of the City
Between January 9 and January 15, 2024, our friends were busy on social media, including these snaps.
Multiple violent incidents, murder, mark start of 2025
A series of violent incidents, including a homicide and the arrest of a mother when her three-year-old shot her four-year-old, have occurred in the Monroe area since late December, according to local law enforcement. Child Shot in December Incident, Mother…
Marshal Robert Cherry among state’s highest paid officials
In a surprising revelation, some city marshals across Louisiana will continue to enjoy substantial paychecks in 2025, with several earning more than the governor, legislators, other state officials, judges, and even the mayors of the cities they serve. The Monroe…
School board to vote on Neville Charter application
In a significant development for Monroe’s education landscape, the Neville Charter Association’s (NCA) application to convert Neville High School into a Type 3 charter school faces a critical juncture. The Monroe City School Board is set to convene on Friday,…
Community mourns recent deaths as year begins
The Monroe and Richwood communities recently gathered to celebrate the lives of several cherished residents who passed away during the holiday season, each leaving behind meaningful legacies of service and dedication. Lavern Hester Lavern Robert “Knockout” Hester, 87, a pillar…
Snaps of the City
Between January 2 and January 8, 2025, our friends were busy on social media, including these snaps.