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One of America's and Louisiana's unsung heroes was Perry Thomas. His death had been unbelievable, upon hearing of his passing on Monday September 13, 2021. The phone hadn't stop ringing asking if his death was true. He was a champion for the voiceless and those casted aside. He was a very proud person on the inside not showing any signs of his brilliance outward. Perry was a champion while never wanting recognition. He teamed up with the Legendary Irma DeTiege/Monroe Dispatch to form a legacy...
Domestic abuse is a tumultuous behavior that affects many people. The abuse may take the form of verbal abuse, sexual abuse, physical battering, or psychological (emotional) unavailability. Abuse is a learned behavior and has an escalating cycle; abusive behavior cuts across all racial, ethnic, educational, and socioeconomic boundaries. According to police reports, on Wednesday, September 8, 2021, police arrested suspects Ronald Otis and Dantrica R. Daniels for domestic battery in the presence...
It is official. Richwood mayor Gerald Brown will soon face a recall vote in effort to remove him as mayor. The recall election with take place on November 13, giving Richwood voters the final word on whether Brown stays or goes. Most Richwood observers say that Brown has had a bumpy ride as he is in his second term facing voter dissatisfaction from a variety of issues. One of the most threatening challenges is his relationship with other town leaders. Brown has said that the recall effort is...
Though he didn't outright say it, Louisiana State Police Superintendent, Col. Lamar Davis seemed to indicate that if the Department of Justice (DOJ) decides to investigate the agency, he would have no qualms about it. Davis hinted at his acceptance of what may come after addressing allegations of excessive force caused by troopers under his watch once again. There have been calls for the DOJ to intervene after the public has learned about more alleged misconduct cases related to arrests and subsequent beatings suffered by motorists when...
Thursday, September 16, 2021, 5:30-7:30PM is the official reception for the "Many Rooms: The South Got Something to Say" exhibition at the Masur Museum (1400 S Grand St. in Monroe, LA). Dress to impress or come as you are. Free admission, food, and drinks. ID required. Tag a friend, bring a friend....
P.E.E.P. (People Economics Education & Public Service) continues, "to bring light to dark places," following in the footsteps of the late legendary Benny Ausberry in sharing hope in the community. On September 10, 2021, P.E.E.P. donated $500 to Roy Neal Shelling Elementary School in Monroe, LA. P.E.E.P. President Kenneth Wilson along with its board of directors shared the donation in hopes others will donate to help the students too. Photo PEEP- Darryl Berry, Monroe City School Board President,...
Congratulations to Naiya Fort, who has been selected to serve as the Region 1 State Vice President for Health Occupations Students of America (HOSA). The organization's mission is to empower students to become leaders in the global health community through education, collaborations, and experiences. Fort will soon travel to Washington DC, attending the Washington Leadership Academy as a Louisiana delegate. While there she will explore our nation's capital, meet with top government officials,...
Week 2 Last Friday's September 10, 2021, DownSouth Sports Magazine "Game of the Week" featured General Trass vs. Wossman. The Panthers gave the Wildcats an embarrassing home loss by the score of 56-22. General Trass quarterback, Wydett Williams was named "Most Valuable Player" and led the way with 5 touchdowns (1 rushing and 4 passing). He passed for over 200 yards and rushed for over another 100 yards. The DownSouth Sports MVP was presented by Coach Crawford (The Voice of the Wildcats) and...
Alicia "Cocoa" Calvin has always stood out for her commitment to her community and leadership, representing others with integrity. After all, her grandparents, Willie May and Elijah McCoy taught her what it means to support her community. Together they built the Corner Store & Café and created a place where neighbors could come together and talk about how to make their community better for all residents. Her grandmother's message to a young Calvin - "Your greatest gift is giving of yourself."...
Republicans are in an uproar not seen since Donald Trump lost the election, as President Joe Biden seemingly has said "enough is enough". President Biden is going all out in an attempt to vaccinate as many Americans as humanly possible. Biden recently announced his latest vaccine plan by using federal law that he knows Republicans will have a tough time fighting in opposition. Biden will use what is being called the "OSHA Mandate", that arm of federal law that protects people in the workplace that has been in effect since 1970. The...
Edna’s Cooking “Home of the Breakfast Bowl” Serving southern style hot breakfast and lunch daily: Monday - Friday, 6:00 AM – 2:30 PM. Saturday, 7:00 AM – 2:00 PM. All plates come with coffee or fountain drink. Great food! Great service at reasonable prices. Three Monroe locations: Now Save #1 4399, Hwy 165 South, 318-737-7873; Tiger Market Café, 1800 Forsythe Ave, Suite 1, 318-325-4000; Now Save # 5, Hwy 165 South and Hadley St. Ms. Edna and Staff ~ Serving up LOVE every day! Edna’s Cooking features $4.99 breakfast and coffee, $6.99 lunch,...
Coach Rankins is and has been a true Neville Tiger. Coach remembers Coaches Ruple, Brown, Coates and McCarty. He knows the history which he has been an intracule part. We can never forget when Coach Rankins got off his cart going to the tiger locker room at halftime to give courage during a playoff game during Coach Jeff Tannehill's first season. While remembering Neville Greats Ruple, Brown, Coates McCarty add Rankins! Coach Rankins still chants, "Get Down Tigers!"...
5 Wossman High School Golden Girl Faith Porter is ready to perform and give it all for a show stopping performance. Faith is one of many Wossman Golden Girls to be on the lookout....
Gilbert Bernard Armstrong, 59 Gilbert Bernard Armstrong of Ruston, LA Truck Driver Died: Thursday September 9, 2021. Graveside Service: Friday 2:00 PM September 17, 2021 Providence Cemetery in Homer, LA. Visitation: Thursday September 16, 2021 10:00 AM to 1:00 PM McFarland Funeral Companies in Monroe, LA under direction of McFarland Funeral Companies-Monroe. Violet Bowman, 58 Violet Bowman of Baton Rouge, LA (formerly of Jonesville, LA) Homemaker died Thursday September 9, 2021. Service: 2:00PM Saturday September 17, 2021 at Ackland Creek...
February 24, 1948 August 23, 2021 Albert Lee Qualls "Sonny" was born to Ester Staten and Doretha Qualls in Monroe LA He was one of four children. Preceding him in death were his parents, one brother and sister and two sons. "Sonny accepted Christ at an early age at St. Joe Baptist Church in Alto LA. He later joined St. Timothy COGIC in Sacramento CA, and Union Missionary Baptist Church in Wilmington NC until his health began to fade. "Sonny attended Grambling State University majoring in...
Duke's Bar & Grill Grand Opening, 1207 DeSiard St., Monroe LA grand opening was during the Labor day Holiday Weekend September 4, 2021. Duke's Bar & Grill owners are Carlos & Sheteria Webb, from Atlanta, GA. Carlos is originally from Monroe LA, is a Carroll High School Graduate who attended Grambling State University. Drop by Duke's Bar & Grill!...
Overall Record 23-12 Last Week's Record 12-7 Featured Games: 1-1 (2-1) WEEK 3 GAME OF THE WEEK #2 WEST MONROE REBS (1-0) VS CATHOLIC BEARS (2-0) When you talk about storied programs in Louisiana football history, there are about 10 school's who's name would be mentioned in over 90% of the average football fan. Friday night 2 of those names will meet on the same field when Catholic (Baton Rouge) travels to West Monroe to face the Rebs. The bears will make the 3-hour drive north after defeating re...
