SUMMARY: WGNO is highlighting women in the New Orleans community throughout March, culminating in the announcement of “New Orleans’ Most Remarkable Woman 2025” on April 1, 2025. They recently checked in with 2024’s honoree, Dawn Bradley-Fletcher, CEO of the New Orleans Women and Children’s Shelter, who shared her recent transition to a larger facility to better serve community needs. Expressing gratitude for her recognition, she emphasizes the importance of inspiring others and creating opportunities. Bradley-Fletcher also enjoyed a VIP trip to Los Angeles, fostering connections with fellow women leaders and encouraging future honorees to embrace their impact.

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SUMMARY: WDSU’s weather report indicates strong winds and storm damage in the River Parishes and lower Plaquemines as parades proceed on Fat Tuesday. Wind gusts reached nearly 70 mph, with significant rainfall in some areas. Temperatures are dropping, with a chilly start expected on Ash Wednesday, but warmer weather returns for Friday, reaching near 80°F. A weak front is predicted to bring rain over the weekend, with potential for stronger storms. Meanwhile, small craft advisories remain in effect. The weather over the next few days will be mostly clear but breezy, with cooler temperatures into Sunday and next week.

Meteorologist Devon Lucie shows you where the high wind reports and storm damage were reported across Southeast Louisiana Tuesday evening, how strong the gustiest winds were on Tuesday, how much rain you got, and then shows you how much cooler the next two days will be before tracking out next likeliest round of storms to move in while finishing with your seven day forecast.

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SUMMARY: Tony McCarty, principal at Lexington Elementary, and Montrell Marshall, principal at Carol Junior High, discussed registration for Monroe City Schools on Louisiana Living. Registration for pre-K and kindergarten begins on March 17th. It’s crucial for kids to register early to provide a strong start in a safe environment with certified teachers, which enhances their educational opportunities. Parents should contact the school board at 32561 or visit the Monroe City Schools website to determine their zoned school. Required documents include a birth certificate, shot records, Social Security card, proof of residency, and income verification. Pre-K students must be four and kindergartners five by September 30th.

Louisiana Living: Monroe City Schools

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