Ja'Maya Clark
Student ReporterJa’Maya Clark is a freshman at the University of Louisiana at Monroe, where she is majoring in Pre-Nursing and participating in the Honors Program. Born in Fort Worth, Texas, and raised in Tensas Parish, Louisiana, she graduated as the Valedictorian of Tensas High School’s Class of 2024.
Her academic achievements and dedication to excellence have shaped her drive to pursue a career in healthcare. Ja’Maya is passionate about nursing because of her strong desire to help others and her belief in the importance of compassionate care. After earning her degree, she plans to become a registered traveling nurse, allowing her to serve diverse communities while making a meaningful impact in patient care.
Ja’Maya enjoys spending her downtime traveling, volunteering, and spending quality time with her family. She values opportunities that allow her to grow personally and professionally, and she is eager to build connections that align with her future career goals. Through her position with 90.3 KEDM, Ja’Maya looks forward to developing professional skills, gaining real-world experience, and contributing to her campus community. She is excited to use this opportunity as a foundation for both personal growth and preparation for her career in healthcare.
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Experience a fresh take on the beloved classic as an all-girl cast brings Anne of Green Gables to life on stage. This heartwarming, contemporary adaptation follows the spirited Anne Shirley as she transforms the lives of those around her with imagination, determination, and charm. Tickets on sale now!
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The Ouachita Parish Public Library is celebrating Halloween with a month of themed events, from spooky films to a zombie prom, inviting the community to enjoy seasonal fun and creativity.
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Full report and video released in Louisiana fatal crash investigation -
Twilight tour at Hasley Cemetery, where history comes alive through living stories of West Monroe’s past. -
The Monroe Symphony Orchestra returns with a full-orchestra performance.
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The Friends of Black Bayou have canceled the annual Fall Celebration as the government shutdown closes key refuge facilities. Trails and boat launch remain open for public use.
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A billion birds die each year from city lights. The LWF offers tips on how residents can make a difference tonight.
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Louisiana’s energy agency gets a new name.
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Habitat for Humanity of North Louisiana partners with local families to build affordable housing, promote stability, and inspire hope across the region. -
Louisiana Farm Bureau auto insurance rates will drop 11.8% in 2026, benefiting over 80,000 policyholders statewide.
