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10-year-old Antranae Alexander, Angola Deputy Warren Rochelle Ambeau, future animal scientist Kayla Benton, New Schools CEO Kenneth Campbell, Civil…
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Apr 17
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Hammond civil rights leader Henry Jackson honors other heroes during annual event
Accepting an award for Alvin Kenneth Holden, Debra G. Holden tells of her father's legacy as the first Black to vote in Tangipahoa Parish.
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Mar 5
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Essie Bellfield, first Black Mayor of Orange, TX and Southern University alumna, died at 89
'Bellfield gave 100 percent for Orange' says residents. She passed away Sunday, Jan. 23
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Jan 26
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Harvey Adger, Taylor Barnett, Terence Blanchard, Tyricia Clark, Monica D. Doss, Glenn Dorsey, Hue Jackson, Mickey Joseph, and Erica D Williams
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Jan 12
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Pride of Louisiana
Holding a 6-foot tall trophy, Zaila Avant-garde, the 14-year-old national spelling bee champion basketball phenom from Louisiana, was celebrated by…
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Dec 1, 2021
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There were four girls in New Orleans that day
For decades, most historical accounts of Nov. 14, 1960, featured Ruby Bridges as the sole child crossing hostile lines to attend an all-white school in…
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Nov 21, 2021
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Shreveport floral artist heads to Tournament of Roses Parade
Sharon Johnson teams up with national designers at the January 2022 parade. It is an opportunity renowned event planner Scot Wedgeworth calls the ‘Holy…
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Oct 18, 2021
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Value of One: A 9/11 hero's marker celebrates life, soothes personal grief
A father’s one grave marker will forever rest directly to the left of the monument of Petty Officer Yokum, my town’s one special 9-11 hero.
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Sep 11, 2021
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‘A True Jewel of Shreveport' has passed
The wife of State Representative Sam L. Jenkins, Cynthia Hightower-Jenkins, 64, was a community activist, volunteer, and entrepreneur.
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Aug 4, 2021
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Someone etched her legacy in stone, then shared it with free books and prayer
Rosa A. Haney is memorialized at a small prayer plaza nestled in the Baton Rouge Eden Park community. Weather has battered the plaza's little free…
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Jun 27, 2021
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Baton Rouge native develops antiviral drug with potential to fight coronavirus
Darnisha Harrison, founder and CEO of Ennaid Therapeutics, is advancing the development of ENU200 that could treat as much as 80 percent of…
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Apr 19, 2020
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Muralist immortalizes Julian T. White, architect and LSU's first Black professor
The halls of LSU's College of Art + Design now directly honors one of the most iconic and boundary-breaking professors: Julian T. White.
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Mar 5, 2020
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