Each Friday in March Mayor Arceneaux will share his  “Friday Inspiration” which highlights the contributions of women. Today's inspiration is Mayor Arceneaux’s wife, Elizabeth Arceneaux! 

Elizabeth is determined and talented. She directs her passion to make everything she touches better, whether it is in interior design, historic preservation, ministry, or being a wonderful wife, mother, and grandmother. She is the ultimate multi-tasker and plate spinner. She certainly is storing up treasure in heaven as well as making real contributions here on earth.

Each Friday in March Mayor Arceneaux will share his “Friday Inspiration” which highlights the contributions women.
Mother Teresa’s life teaches that living an authentic life of service will add up to alleviate suffering and make changes for society. This Friday’s inspiration is Mother Teresa.

Listen to this podcast with Von Jennings as she tells us about some of the programs that Community Development has in place.

Listen to the City Council Meeting from 2-27-24

Each Friday in February Mayor Arceneaux will share his “Friday Inspiration which  highlights the contributions of African American heroes who might not be known to many.

This Friday's feature is Phillis Wheatley. Although she was an enslaved person, Phillis Wheatley was one of the best-known poets in pre-19th century America. 

We are so excited to welcome Pam Atchison and Rebecca Bonnevier from the Shreveport Regional Arts Council to the I ❤ Shreveport Podcast!

Each Friday in February Mayor Arceneaux will share his “Friday Inspiration” which highlights the contributions of African American heroes who might not be known to many. 
This Fridays feature is Dr. Jane Cooke Wright, a pioneer in the development of chemotherapy as a treatment for cancer.
Press play and be inspired. 

Take a listen to the State of the City Address.

Each Friday in February Mayor Arceneaux will share his “Friday Inspiration” which highlights the contributions of African American heroes who might not be known to many.
This Fridays feature is Joseph Samuel Clark aka J.S. Clark, first president of Southern University in Baton Rouge, serving from 1913 to 1938.

City Council Meeting 2-13-24