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Douglas: “I’m not their friend, I’m their mother”

May 8, 2025May 15, 2025 Free PressBreaking News, Community News

At 33 years old, Mondrian Douglas is the kind of mother who turns ordinary days into lifelong lessons, and simple routines into sacred rituals. Raising four children as a single parent—Christian (17), Hillary (11), Elizabeth (9), and Daniel (6)—she’s learned…

Mondrian Douglas, Mothers Day

She was a foster child, but Fra Tonna is a full-time mom of six

May 8, 2025May 15, 2025 Free PressBreaking News, Community News

On any given Sunday, you’ll find FraTonna Williams sitting in a pew at the Solomon Temple Baptist Church surrounded by six young faces—each one hers. Their eyes are fixed on the pulpit, but their hearts are wrapped around the woman…

FraTonna Williams, Mothers Day

Joslyn Wright: Mother and Friend to three sons, two grands

May 8, 2025May 15, 2025 Free PressBreaking News, Community News

Joslyn Marie Adams Wright is a daughter shaped by duty, a mother fueled by compassion, and a wife anchored in partnership and is the epitome of what it means to give your life to others without ever losing yourself. Born…

Joslyn Wright, Mothers Day

Mildred James: Prayer, food and love, mother of eight

May 8, 2025May 15, 2025 Free PressBreaking News, Community News

This Mother’s Day, the family of Mildred James celebrates more than a mother—they honor a matriarch whose unwavering faith, unconditional love, and homemade meals have shaped four generations. “She’s a loving, nurturing, compassionate woman,” said her daughter, Debra James White,…

Mildred James, Mothers Day

Wade: None of her own, but 22 call her godmother

May 8, 2025May 15, 2025 Free PressBreaking News, Community News

Brenda Wade never gave birth to a child of her own. Yet, on any given Mother’s Day, she’s likely to receive two dozen phone calls, a bouquet of cards, and enough “I love you, Mama B” texts to fill her…

Brenda Wade, Mothers Day

Betty Blakes, teaches her children a legacy of service and love

May 8, 2025May 15, 2025 Free PressBreaking News, Community News

  In the world of public service, where meetings, movements, and moments often collide in a blur of urgency, some mothers manage to raise children with both purpose and poise. Betty Blakes is one of them.   A mother of…

Betty Blakes, Mothers Day

Thunderstorms, high winds bring damage to Monroe area

May 8, 2025May 15, 2025 Free PressBreaking News, Community News

Residents of Monroe, Louisiana, faced a tumultuous evening as severe thunderstorms swept through the region, unleashing powerful winds, torrential rain, and widespread flash flooding. The National Weather Service issued multiple warnings, including a Severe Thunderstorm Warning until 6:00 PM CDT…

Monroe area, Ouachita Parish, storm damage

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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)
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