Kaileah Calloway
KEDM Student ReporterKaileah Calloway is a sophomore attending the University of Louisiana Monroe majoring in communication. Kaileah was born in Minden, Louisiana but graduated from Doyline high school in Doyline, Louisiana as valedictorian. She enjoys spending her time with her friends, family, listening to music and discovering new things. She is expressive, engaging and loves a good conversation. Her future plan includes graduating with a bachelor's degree in integrated media. Taking her newly learned skills, she will pursue being a news anchor or working in broadcasting, either in front or behind the camera. Kaileah's motto is... "I'm doing it for myself."
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Local Monroe areas will be closed in honor of Veterans Day from November 11 to November 12. -
The Louisiana Department of Health (LDH) will distribute federal Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) funds to all eligible Louisiana SNAP recipients starting November 7. The Department has also ended staff furloughs and reopened SNAP offices, effective today.
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The University of Louisiana Monroe College of Business and Social Sciences presents the Business Outlook Summit 2025 on Friday, November 14, at Bayou Pointe Event Center to guide local business owners and community leaders.
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The City of West Monroe will host a Veterans Day program on Monday, Nov. 10 at 10 a.m. honoring all Veterans in the area. -
Contribute to cleaning and recycling local areas. Put trash away with Americas Recycle Day! -
2025 Louisiana Delta Comic Con is Saturday, November 8, 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Providing a day full of all things comic, anime, gaming and pop culture.
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New Orleans recognized for Best Food City and Best New Tourism Initiative and Louisiana named the State of the Year. -
Here's what to expect at the 2025 Louisiana book festival.
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Local Boy scouts are collecting food donations for The Food Bank of Northeast Louisiana on Saturday, November 8. -
ChillCo, provides maintenance, repair and parts services for commercial and industrial chilled water systems across the Gulf South plans to expand. This project will create 84 new job opportunities and retain 68 current positions.
