Aug 21 Thursday
The City of West Monroe is seeking applicants for the 2025-2026 Mayor’s YouthCouncil.
The Mayor’s Youth Council is a group of high-school students who will develop their individualleadership skills to strengthen the West Monroe community through volunteer service and greaterawareness of how municipal government operates. Members of the Mayor’s Youth Council will alsoprovide insight about issues affecting the community.
Students will be selected through an application process. Those students entering grades 10-12 whoreside in West Monroe or West Ouachita Parish are eligible to apply for the Mayor’s Youth Council.Applications are due to the West Monroe Mayor’s Office by Friday, August 22. To receive anapplication, please contact the Mayor’s Office at (318) 396-2600 or emailmayorsoffice@westmonroe.la.gov.
Applications may be picked up on the first floor of City Hall at 2305 N. 7th Street on Mondays throughFridays between 8 a.m. and 4 p.m. The application can also be found online atwww.cityofwestmonroe.com/MYC
Piano music six nights a week. Ann Fenn Monday and Tuesday; Pearson Cross Wednesday and Thursday, Rod Payne Friday and Saturday.
Aug 22 Friday
Make plans now to attend The Wellspring Bowl & Bling presented by Trinity Diamonds Direct Friday, August 22 from 7 – 10 p.m. at Bayou Bowl. Bowl & Bling is a fun night out where it is not your skill that counts – it’s YOU!
Come join the fun as we throw strikes, spares, and more than a few gutterballs to raise money for one of Northeast Louisiana’s oldest and most effective non-profits! Enjoy unlimited bowling in the black lights while listening to a variety of great music by DJ TBayB. We’ll have some delicious food thanks to Trapp’s and drinks from Marsala Beverage!
Aug 23 Saturday
Second Chances Addiction Recovery Center invites you to a special Recovery Movie Screening of Our American Family at Cinemark Tinseltown in West Monroe (220 Blanchard St, West Monroe, LA 71291).
Our American Family is a raw and deeply human documentary that shines a light on addiction, healing, and the strength of families walking the path to recovery. Whether you're in recovery, supporting a loved one, or simply seeking stories of hope and resilience, this film will move and inspire you.
🕗 Doors open at 10:30 AM – Arrive early to grab refreshments and settle in. The movie begins promptly at 11:00 AM
🌟 Free Admission
🍿 Complimentary Popcorn & Soft Drinks
👥 Open to the Public
🚍 Free Transportation provided by Good News Counseling is available for this event. Call 318.789.9910 to schedule a ride.
🎙 Special Guest Appearance: We’re honored to welcome Linda Geraghty, the mother featured in Our American Family, for an exclusive in-person talk following the screening.
Linda's Bio: Having had a parent who struggled with Anorexia Nervosa, Linda learned at an early age how to minimize addictive behaviors. With an ex-husband and children who have attended multiple treatment centers over a span of many years, she shares lessons learned with other parents and families. As the founder of Hummingbird Yoga and Massage, Linda teaches individuals and other instructors trauma and recovery informed mind/body practices. She is passionate about sharing her experiences through writing and film, helping those affected by addiction, continuing to “show up” and work hard alongside her family members.
*This event is funded by Northeast Delta Human Services Authority or HSA, is managed by Second Chances Addiction Recovery, and helps us serve our citizens.