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Troy Henry's children share thoughts about their father.
Troy Henry's children share thoughts about their father.
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TROY HENRY TRIBUTE TO DR. KING
TROY HENRY TRIBUTE TO DR. KING
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Troy Henry speaks with Ken Jones from WDSU Ch. 6
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Troy Henry Lauches Media Campaign "Dedicated to a Higher Standard"
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Troy Henry thanks Algiers Political Action Committee for Mayoral endorsement.
Troy Henry thanks Orleans Parish Democratic Executive Committee for Mayoral endorsement.
The Orleans Parish Democratic Executive Committee endorsed Troy Henry for mayor in the February 6, 2010 election. The endorsement is quite a coup for Henry, having won over the Democratic Lieutenant Governor, Mitch Landrieu.
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Troy Henry thanks Independent Democratic Electors Association for Mayoral endorsement.
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This will be my one and only response to the Morial family statement regarding my tribute to the late Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.
I am proud of my 23-year-old son Brandon, a young engineer who has openly referred to me as his role model. As I'm sure you can understand, it is heart warming for any father to be the focus of a child's love and admiration. In an effort to contribute to my campaign for Mayor, Brandon took it upon himself to pull family photographs from our scrapbooks and create a 60-second video using the audio from my tribute to Dr. King.
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Please tune in to 98.5 FM on Sunday, January 17, 2010. WYLD 98.5 FM will host an interview with Troy Henry regarding the city's Mayoral race. Radio broadcast will begin at 7 AM and continue throughout 9 AM.
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 Please tune in to FM 106.7 on Thursday, January 14, 2010. Old School 106.7 FM will host an interview with Troy Henry regarding the city's Mayoral race. Radio broadcast will begin at 8 AM.
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Election Day is short time away. Come out to the next W.I.T.H. event to meet Troy Henry or bring your friends, neighbors, and co-workers to meet your candidate for Mayor. Come to listen to his vision for the City of New Orleans. Get involved with electing Troy Henry, #22, as the next Mayor of New Orleans.
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Today in The Times-Picayune newspaper, columnist James Gill wrote, “Sure, in a rational world, the color of hizzoner's skin would be irrelevant. But we live in New Orleans.”
Those words should send shivers up the spine of every citizen in this community. Whether the columnist is right or wrong is irrelevant. What is more important is that we don’t let any reports, any politician or anyone deduce that a candidate is about to be anointed mayor without the benefit of the democratic process.
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Senator Ed Murray was a formidable candidate with strong legislative skills. I can only imagine how tough it was for him to make the decision to withdraw from the mayor’s race. I know he had the City of New Orleans’ best interests in his hopes and heart. His exit from the campaign, does not impact my message, platform, or passion to transform New Orleans. Our candidacy’s rapid momentum continues because I wholeheartedly believe that my method of managing, problem solving, and determination to achieve positive results are the right skills for this important position. Of course, I will reach out to Sen. Murray and all of his supporters in hopes that they will join my campaign for change.
New Orleans—Women Inspired by Troy Henry (WITH) will sponsor a fundraiser and social event on Wednesday, December 30, from 6:00-8:00 p.m. at Chef Austin’s Restaurant, 2005 N. Broad St. During the event, Troy Henry will give remarks on why he is uniquely qualified to be the next mayor of the city of New Orleans. Henry is the only candidate with 25 years of relevant executive experience, running and managing complex enterprises. He has a proven track record of turning large, underperforming organizations around and making them work again. He will do the same as mayor. He will make New Orleans the most desirable city in America in which to live and work.
The suggested donation for this event is $50.00.
New Orleans--The first televised debate of the political season for mayoral candidates was moderated by Norman Robinson and aired on WDSU-TV December 15, 2009. By many accounts, there was a clear frontrunner—Troy Henry. The most important confirmation of Henry’s status as a major candidate in this important election, however, came from the people of New Orleans. Overwhelmingly, a survey of post debate commentary by everyday residents and various blog entries reviewing the candidates’ performance cited Troy Henry as the outright winner or ranked him high among the standout contenders.
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New Orleans—James Perry apologized to fellow mayoral candidate, Troy Henry, for the Perry Campaign’s false accusation concerning who was behind a short-lived parody political website. Perry admitted his mistake and personally extended an apology to Henry last night at a mayoral crime forum in Treme. Henry graciously accepted the apology and asserted that he will continue to run his mayoral campaign the same way he will run his future administration—with respect, integrity, and a commitment to excellence.
New Orleans—New Orleans Saints fans watching the game Sunday against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers will have two opportunities to learn more about mayoral candidate, Troy Henry, as he launches an aggressive media campaign featuring two 30-second spots during the televised game.
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In at least one respect, Troy Henry hopes he can replicate the success of Mayor Ray Nagin. He wants New Orleans voters to elect him, a business executive and relative unknown making his first run at public office, to lead city government and clean up corruption, just as Nagin convinced them to do in 2002. MORE »
It was nearly three years after Hurricane Katrina, and local businessman and nationally known consultant Troy Henry looked upon the neighborhood in which he had grown up, and realized the restoration of Ponchartrain Park was still not on any politician's agenda. He telephoned his childhood friend, actor Wendell Pierce, and the two men decided to do something.
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The still-evolving New Orleans mayor's race got more crowded Wednesday when business consultant Troy Henry announced that he will join a growing list of hopefuls seeking to succeed Ray Nagin. MORE »
A New Orleans East business man says he will enter the New Orleans mayor’s race. Troy Henry, 48, the managing partner of Henry Consulting, a consulting firm that operates locally and in Charlotte, North Carolina. MORE »
The New Orleans mayor's race got more crowded Wednesday when business consultant Troy Henry joined a growing list of hopefuls seeking to succeed Ray Nagin. MORE »
Troy Henry may be the only mayoral contender to have a Hollywood celebrity playing a visible role in the campaign. Actor Wendell Pierce has been a friend of the candidate's since the two were children in Pontchartrain Park. As he jumped into the race, Henry revealed that actor Wendell Pierce will serve as his campaign chairman. Pierce and Henry are childhood friends who are spearheading the effort to restore the Pontchartrain Park subdivision in Gentilly by buying lots that were sold to the state through the Road Home program and building storm-resistant new homes on them. MORE »
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