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Discussing the people, events, and issues of our region with area writers, artists, entertainers, and news makers. From arts events to political activity, find out what's happening in northeast Louisiana.
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The Northeast Louisiana Arts Council will begin distributing Start With Art kits to almost 600 children inkindergarten through fifth grade as part of a pilot program development by the Arts Council. This programprovides creative resources for children in Title I schools. -
Habitat for Humanity of Ouachita Parish will hold its Moonlight Duel at The Terrace on top of Tower Place this Friday night. The event will feature music…
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Ralph Calhoun, an associate of the Biedenharn Museum and Gardens, announced the 3rd annual "Scarecrows in the Garden" where multiple nonprofit…
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After a one-year hiatus, the Annual Biedenharn Scarecrow Competition returns to the gardens. On Tuesday, October 26, from 3pm-8pm, thirteen area…
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As most colleges do, the University of Louisiana at Monroe takes much pride in its international students and will be celebrating hispanic heritage…
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Mental health has always been able to affected our potential to live our lives and can cause a negative result from doing so. DeRon Talley, the public…
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The University of Louisiana Monroe International Student Association presents the Mid-Autumn Harvest Moon Festival at 6 p.m., Tuesday, Sept. 21, at the…
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Bayouval is a new music festival on the bayou at the University of Louisiana Monroe, combining the words "bayou" and "festival." The event on September 17…
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This year will mark the 20th anniversary of the September 11, 2001 attacks on the United States. The University of Louisiana Monroe will host two events…
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In 1962 a black pianist hired a white chauffer and took off to play music in the South. The film Green Book explores life during Jim Crow and offers a…
