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Our City, Our Community

April 30, 2026May 7, 2026 Free PressOpinions

By Marie Brown Youth violence is a serious concern throughout the United States and there is no sign of reducing it.  In our local community, each and every day there are reports through the media that horrible crimes are occuring. …

Marie Brown

Our City, Our Community

April 23, 2026April 29, 2026 Free PressOpinions

By Marie Brown Racism is defined as the belief, behavior, or systemic practice that asserts the superiority of one race over others, leading to prejudice, discrimination, and hatred based on skin color, ethnicity, or national origin. An individual or individuals…

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Our City, Our Community

April 9, 2026April 15, 2026 Free PressOpinions

By Marie Brown As residents of the City of Monroe, do you feel that our city is a good place to live?  I’m sure there are a multitude of responses from some who have lived here their entire lives.  The other…

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Our City, Our Community

March 26, 2026March 31, 2026 Free PressOpinions

By Marie Brown What type of leader are you? This is a question for all who are in a leadership capacity. AI overview describes a leader as an individual who guides, inspires, and influences people toward a shared goal or…

Marie Brown

Our City, Our Community

March 19, 2026March 25, 2026 Free PressOpinions

By Marie Brown Community service involves unpaid work aimed at helping people or improving the local area, such as food drives, environmental cleanups, tutoring young people, and elderly assistance. We applaud all organizations and individuals who stepped up to the…

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Our City, Our Community

March 12, 2026March 18, 2026 Free PressOpinions

By Marie Brown What is Leadership?  HOGAN, which is an international authority on the subject– specifically in the relationship between leadership, personality, and job performance, describes Leadership as being not just a title but an ability to inspire followership.  In…

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Our City, Our Community

March 5, 2026March 12, 2026 Free PressOpinions

By Marie Brown We often hear the term “working across the aisle.” Do we actually know what it means? It normally refers to members of one party cooperating with members of the other party to achieve a common goal. In…

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Reflections on 2016 Flooding in Monroe

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Birthdays
Celebrating Birthdays Today: --Marlene L. Newman, Lajuanyka Johnson, Marhia T. Harris, Willie Lawrence, Sr., Jasminika Jackson, Anntionette N. Dawkins, Lanore Williams. (9)
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--- This week in 2000 FEMA offered 12 Black families cash money to move out of the flood prone Froggy Bottom community. The families were not required to move. (26)

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Our Rich Black Heritage: Black businesses that used to be located in Monroe, Louisiana

By Garry Blanson Recently, I learned that several U.S. states are being…

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Our Rich Black Heritage: Caesar Carpentier Antoine

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Our Rich Black Heritage: “Held down by Louisiana Law!”

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