DJ Star’s Birthday Bash Weekend in Monroe, LA April 26-29, 2012, featuring @OriginalWebbie performing live at @ClubDominos on the 28th.
Monroe Louisiana
DJ Phat presents Wild Wednesdays at Club Nuvvo in Monroe, LA
Apparently Orange Leaf Frozen Yogurt is a chain, but there is one in Monroe near the Portico Bar and Grill, and it was very refreshing after dinner.
Apparently Orange Leaf Frozen Yogurt is a chain, but there is one in Monroe near the Portico Bar and Grill, and it was very refreshing after dinner.
Apparently Orange Leaf Frozen Yogurt is a chain, but there is one in Monroe near the Portico Bar and Grill, and it was very refreshing after dinner.
One of the beauties of Monroe, Louisiana is the fact that it sits between the Ouachita River and Bayou DeSiard. The Waterfront Grill, situated on Bayou DeSiard, is arguably Monroe’s best restaurant, and certainly my favorite, year in and year out. In more than ten visits, I have never had a bad meal there.
One of the beauties of Monroe, Louisiana is the fact that it sits between the Ouachita River and Bayou DeSiard. The Waterfront Grill, situated on Bayou DeSiard, is arguably Monroe’s best restaurant, and certainly my favorite, year in and year out. In more than ten visits, I have never had a bad meal there.
One of the beauties of Monroe, Louisiana is the fact that it sits between the Ouachita River and Bayou DeSiard. The Waterfront Grill, situated on Bayou DeSiard, is arguably Monroe’s best restaurant, and certainly my favorite, year in and year out. In more than ten visits, I have never had a bad meal there.
Last Remnants of DeSiard Street, Monroe, LA
Although I was in Louisiana for Grambling State University homecoming 2011, the nearest hotel I could get a room in was at Monroe, Louisiana, 30 miles away. When I got to Monroe, I came upon this old, seemingly-historic building at 10th and DeSiard. Signs indicated that it once housed the 10th Street Social Club, the Standard Life Insurance Company of Louisiana, the Monroe Free Press (an African-American newspaper), Eddie’s Place and Hilliard’s Cafe. A sign at the entrance to the 10th Street Social Club stated that any women with weapons would be turned over to the police! The 1965 Monroe City Directory indicated that the building was the Roy-Miller Building, and that it was the site of a number of important businesses, clubs and professional offices for the African-American community in Monroe. It is a tragedy that it has been allowed to deteriorate.