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Board meeting shuts down after Willson demands Garnishment of Cooper, Shelling paychecks
Neville Charter decision, could chart new ground or maintain the status quo
Supreme removes Judge Foxworth for repeated dishonesty, fake military claims.
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Board meeting shuts down after Willson demands Garnishment of Cooper, Shelling paychecks

December 12, 2025December 23, 2025 Free PressBreaking News, City School Board

A contentious moment at the end of Thursday’s Monroe City School Board (MCSB) ended with the meeting being abruptly cut short as board member Bill Willson publicly accused two colleagues, Board President Betty Cooper and Vice President Brenda Shelling, of…

Betty Cooper, Bill Willson, Brenda Shelling, Monroe City School Board

Neville Charter decision, could chart new ground or maintain the status quo

December 12, 2025December 23, 2025 Free PressBreaking News, Education

The Monroe City School Board’s decision to remove the requirement for a parental and staff vote on the Neville High School Charter proposal marks a turning point in the city’s educational landscape. This move could significantly alter not only how…

Monroe City School Board, Neville Charter

Supreme removes Judge Foxworth for repeated dishonesty, fake military claims.

December 11, 2025December 22, 2025 Free PressBreaking News, Courts

The Louisiana Supreme Court has ordered the immediate removal of Judge Tiffany Foxworth-Roberts from the 19th Judicial District Court, citing repeated acts of dishonesty and misrepresentation, including false claims of military service and misleading police about a burglary report. In…

Judge Foxworth, Louisiana Supreme Court, Military

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-- This week in 2012 the city was abuzz about various groups' attempt to start charter schools in Monroe. One group has Neville Principal Brent Vidrine as an advocate and another had Roosevelt Wright, pastor of Tabernacle as an advocate. Read More (14)
On Today in 2017 Sabrina January was promoter to Driver Captain in the Monroe Fire Department; a first for women. (9)

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Our Rich Black Heritage: Fredessa J. Shamlin Payne

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Our Rich Black Heritage: Rosaline Parker Saunders, “Esteemed Negro Music Teacher of Monroe, Louisiana”

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