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Recent News in Monroe

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Winnsboro Mayor Alicia Wallace hosted the 'Truce' event to address rising teen violence and bullying in Franklin Parish—LaDonte Lotts from Houston spoke with teens about spreading positivity and breaking the cycle of violence. The event ended with teens and parents shaking hands and pledging to end violence in their community.

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The Ouachita Parish 4-H Club and the Shriners Foundation held a Clays for Kids Clay Shoot competition — at the local shooting range.

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On March 20, four people were sentenced for gun charges in Ouachita Parish and received a total of 15 years in prison (three from Monroe and one from Memphis) after being stopped on traffic violations and in a pawn shop theft.

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