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Charisse Gibson

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National Edward R Murrow & Emmy Award-winning Journalist. New Orleans girl. @NBCLA Bluesky: charissehasstories.bsky.social
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How a New Orleans journalist helped restore the legacy of Negro League star John Bissant

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By Charisse Gibson Verified
| Yahoo Sports Verified
Every baseball fan has a favorite player. For Ryan Whirty, being a fan went beyond collecting cards and chasing autographed memorabilia. It means chasing stories. "I love doing it," says Whirty. "It's just a part of me by now. It's basically a blown-up hobby." The New Orleans journalist and researcher has spent years documenting the lives of Negro League players, preserving names and histories that too often faded after the final out.
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St. Bernard Public Schools Superintendent to retire after 55 years Original

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By Charisse Gibson Verified
| WWL-TV (New Orleans, LA) Verified
For 55 years, generations of students in St. Bernard Parish have known one name: Doris Voitier. She started as a teacher. Later became a leader. She leaves a legacy as a rebuilder. Now, after more than two decades as superintendent, Voitier is preparing to step away from the title that defined much of her career — while insisting her commitment to the parish remains unchanged. "In the very beginning, I don't think I intended to stay that long in education," Voitier said.
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Oliver Thomas: What comes next

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By Charisse Gibson Verified
| WWL-TV (New Orleans, LA) Verified
NEW ORLEANS — In a conversation with WWL Louisiana anchor Charisse Gibson, the former New Orleans City Council member reflected on a public career marked by ambition, power, scandal and resilience. A question many have asked is whether his political story is truly finished. "If you followed me, one of the things I constantly remind people is you don't have to be elected to serve," says Thomas. That belief, Thomas says, helped fuel most of his political success.
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