Local Attorney LaKeisha J. Johnson formally announces her candidacy for the position of Ouachita Parish Clerk of Court. The election is scheduled for October 12, 2019. Johnson graduated from Neville High School and the University of Louisiana at Monroe where…
The Monroe City School board will have a black super-majority when the new board takes office in January, with that majority comes mandate to improve the performance of all of its schools, especially its failing Southside Schools. In elections last…
Betty Cooper’s attempt to oust Rev. Ambrose Douzart as president of the local NAACP has hit a snag. The national and state officials have put the local election on hold, pending the outcome of an investigation of complaints filed in…
Rick Saulsberry’s election to increase black majority on Monroe City School Board. When the dust settled on Tuesday’s election, Rick Saulsberry arose the victor in a hotly contested District 1 school board race against 30-year veteran Vickie Dayton. District 1…
Secretary of State: Gwen Collins-Greenup We are impressed with Ms. Greenups’ ideas of embracing technology to involve younger voters who live by cell phone. Combined with her commitment to seek 100 percent voter participation through education and technology, we think…
Monroe got its first glimpse of candidates for District Judge at a forum held last week in South Monroe. The forum, sponsored by The Southside Improvement Organization, at the Emily P. Robinson Center, featured most candidates in the November elections.…
The race for the Division G seat on the 4th District Court is heating up as the campaign swings into the final two months. Judge Aisha Clark has plastered the district with billboards and yard signs. However, her opponent Rep. Marcus…
