Between May 18, 2022, and May 25, 2022, our friends were busy on social media, including these snaps.
Category: Events
Jacobs recognized for outstanding professionalism
Sylandria Jacobs, an elementary teacher at Shelling Elementary School was praised at Tuesday night’s meeting of the Monroe City Council by Councilwoman Juanita Woods. Jacobs was recognized with a plaque from councilwoman Woods praising Jacobs for her outstanding work at…
Former Carroll student “G.O.A.T” becomes head football coach
Carroll High School has a new football coach, Brandon Landers. Many alumni and Carroll Boosters rank him as one of the school’s “G.O.A.T.” alumni. G.O.A.T. is a term that means “Greatest Of All Times.” Landers is a 2004 graduate of Carroll…
DeSaree Player’s student assault case reset for third time
No decision has been made about the fate of Carroll High School band director, DeSaree Player, her court date has been delayed again. Player was suspended from her duties as Band Director of Carroll High School in December of…
Senate bill by Jackson could close case on Harris’ bogus 2010 conviction
If a bill sponsored by Senator Katrina Jackson becomes law, it could finally close the file on a wrongful conviction that wrongfully ended the political career of a former Richwood Mayor. Jackson is sponsoring SB 334 which will eliminate…
Plan to help Southside businesses get small loans opposed by Ellis Administration
A plan to help small businesses in South Monroe get loans to create or expand businesses is being opposed by the Ellis Administration and could be the subject of discussion at next week’s meeting of the Monroe City Council. …
As deadline passes, many officials noncompliant, one owes fines
The last day for elected and appointed officials to file personal finance records and complete ethics training for 2022 was May 16th. Although the deadline has passed many local appointed and elected officials, are among the delinquents, with one official…