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Myrtle Roye, a retired teacher, turned violence interrupter in Effortville, Clarendon Seventy-eight year-old Myrtle Roye, affectionately called ‘Mother Roye’ has only given birth to two biological children but she has nurtured many others. The retired teacher who is now a violence interrupter in Effortville, Clarendon has mentored many children who she taught while as a teacher at Cross Primary and Junior High School in the parish. In fact, at the time of this interview, some of her former students stopped by her house to wish her a happy Teachers’ Day on Wednesday, May 5. Besides her ...

Rise in COVID-19 cases causes Holy Cross School to move to virtual learning (Source: WVUE FOX 8) By Tiffany Baptiste | January 22, 2021 at 3:11 PM CST - Updated January 22 at 3:11 PM NEW ORLEANS (WVUE) - Holy Cross School will be moving students to virtual learning due to a rise in COVID-19 cases, according to a letter sent to parents Friday afternoon. School officials say they have seen a “disturbing trend” of increased COVID-19 cases in the past four days. They also have received word that community members have not been following COVID-19 safety protocols. Beginning on Mon...

It is horrific. Just as I bow out at the second round of sit-ups lest I see my breakfast for the second time in an hour, Joe reads out a message he’s received from someone in their 70s who is exercising at home and I am instantly ashamed. I upload a screen shot of Joe to Showbie, with one word: “brutal”. 9.30am: Break. Maths work for Stacia Briggs' home-schooling day - Credit: Stacia Briggs 9.50am: Maths. Always my Achille’s Heel at school, it took me two attempts to pass my maths GCSE and I remember as a child protesting that I would never, ever use algebra in my adult life. As a 40-...

Derek Mapes, a resident of Laurel Lodge reading his Christmas card. - Credit: Laurel Lodge Youngsters across Norfolk and Waveney have helped to put beaming smiles on more than 1,600 care home residents' faces in the run up to Christmas with their beautifully designed Christmas cards. Downham Grange home manager Anna Wojtkowiak (left) and deputy manager Mariya Petkova with a delivery of card. - Credit: Tom Chapman A member of staff receiving Christmas cards at The Beeches in East Harling. - Credit: Tom Chapman Sarah Mattison, nurse at Thorp House in Griston, receiving the Christmas cards from...