Written & submitted by Gwendolyn Dickson Since the end of the Civil Rights era, African Americans have continued to achieve greatness and contribute to both their race and their country. February is Black History Month. This month is memorable, as…
Written & submitted by Gwendolyn Dickson Since the end of the Civil Rights era, African Americans have continued to achieve greatness and contribute to both their race and their country. February is Black History Month. This month is memorable, as…
Tongee Flemming (née, Smith), daughter of the late CC Smith and Mary Louise Smith is entering local politics in the City of DeSoto, TX (Dallas suburb). She currently works for the Federal Government, married over 25 years with two adult…
The Ouachita Parish sheriff’s Office is currently searching for a missing Calhoun resident. Terry J. Fletcher, age 56, was last seen at Origin Bank in Calhoun on February 11, 2019. He is described as a White male, 5’-8” tall weighing…
Modified schedule designed to help close gap caused by partial government shutdown Baton Rouge – All Louisiana Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) recipients can expect to receive their March SNAP benefits by March 2. The Louisiana Department of Children and…
Baton Rouge, La. – Louisiana’s Early Childhood Care and Education Commission recently unanimously approved a bold plan to address the lack of high quality, affordable child care for children in need. The plan, called “LA B to 3,” aims to…
Insurance Commissioner Jim Donelon announces his approval of another rate decrease for State Farm Mutual Automobile Insurance Company. Over the last nine months, Commissioner Donelon granted to State Farm approval for three rate decreases for coverage on private passenger vehicles.…
Executive director calls theater production a stimulating, thoughtful “psychodrama” to bring action and positive responses Monroe, LA –Northeast Delta Human Services Authority and Candy Studio LLC are partnering to produce two showings of “Addict,” a play to educate the…