Caddo

Jacqueline Glover vs Richard Watkins et al - Wrongful Death

B/M, DOB: 6/21/91, of 3313 W. College St., Shreveport, was arrested by SPD Officer S. Reich on a charge of possession of a firearm/concealed weapon by a convicted felon, criminal sanctions for operating a motor vehicle not covered by security, violation of registration provisions, driver must be licensed and illegal possession of stolen firearms.

NOVEMBER 28, 2022 Cole Parker Bishop vs. Brittany Western Bishop — DIVORCE Dawn Brayton vs. Richard Brayton — DIVORCE Allstate Property and Casualty Insurance Company vs. Genis Hernandez — DAMAGES Jessica McClave vs. Jeremy Alexander — PROTECTIVE ORDER Kenneth Gilber vs. United Services Automobile Association and Davis Martin, et al — DAMAGES Bonita Lyn Chapman — SUCCESSION NOVEMBER 29, 2022 Nancy Moss Stay vs. Kayla Leah Moss —PROTECTIVE ORDER Chance Ocoee McCollister vs. Faith Andrea Bedell McCollister — DIVORCE Sheundra Murphy vs. Derrick Murphy — PROTECTIVE ORDER Anna Brown vs. Stefanie Tullia — PROTECTIVE ORDER Unitrin Auto and Home Insurance Company vs. Joyce Bryant — DAMAGES Geoffrey Cecil Clement — SUCCESSION NOVEMBER 30, 2022 Glenda Faye Young vs. Birydiana Cadenas, et al — DAMAGES Danielle Hampton vs. Andrew Hampton — DIVORCE Cashara Nicole Taylor vs. Cortez Deshay Newton — PROTECTIVE ORDER Michael J. Stiles Kennedy — SUCCESSION DECEMBER 1, 2022 James Charles Snyder vs. Savannah L. Tollison Snyder — DIVORCE Sheundra Murphy vs. Derrick Murphy — DIVORCE Catrina L. Robinson vs. James Carter — DIVORCE Jessica King Tidwell vs. Brian Jack Tidwell Jr. — DIVORCE Donnie Ladatto Jr. — SUCCESSION Corine Mondello Ladatto — SUCCESSION Leoncio Salomon Uriol — SUCCESSION DECEMBER 2, 2022 Derek L. Adams vs. Sara A. Harris Adams — DIVORCE Martravus Carr vs. Jasmine Deason Carr — DIVORCE

Lamps do not talk, but they do shine. A lighthouse emits no noise, yet far across the waters its friendly light is seen by sailors at night. Whether we are aware of it or not, we have the opportunity today to be the light of Christ for someone else. Let your light shine brightly into the lives of others, that you may be a blessing and and an ambassador to others.

With only one week left in Library Card Sign-Up Month, now is the time to sign up for a Shreve Memorial Library card. Library Card Sign-Up Month is recognized each September by the American Library Association to remind parents, caregivers and students that signing up for a library card is the first step on the path to academic achievement and lifelong learning. More than that, library cards unlock a world of endless possibilities providing access to thousands of research materials, hours of entertainment and a plethora of new ideas. Why should you sign up for a library card? Here are a few good reasons. First, Shreve Memorial Library cards are free and are available to all who live, work, go to school in or own property in Caddo Parish. It costs you nothing to sign up for a library card, and if you lose your card for any reason, it only costs $1 to replace the lost card. Better yet, during the month of September, you can have your lost or misplaced library card replaced free of charge. And did you know that all Caddo Parish Public School students can use their student ID numbers as a virtual library card as well? Second, a Shreve Memorial Library card gives you access to your library 24/7. Through the Shreve Memorial Library e- branch, you can use your library card to access online homework help, stream and download e-books, audiobooks, movies, television shows, music and more, perform research for school projects, family history or business ventures, read the latest e-editions of your favorite magazines, and learn new skills and hobbies with convenient video tutorials. The library’s e-branch is available anytime, anywhere and can be accessed at www.shreve-lib.org.

Caddo Parish Public Schools continues to set the standard in the region for academic opportunities for students to excel. This year 18 students from three district high schools have been named as National Merit Scholarship Program Semi-Finalists. Comprising the 18 students selected for this distinguished recognition are 14 seniors from Caddo Parish Magnet High School, two seniors from C.E. Byrd High School and two seniors from Captain Shreve High School.

Caddo Sheriff Steve Prator promoted seven deputies on Tuesday, Sept. 20, during an 8:30 a.m. ceremony at the Re-Entry Facility at 1121 Forum Drive. The sheriff also recognized 46 employees for their years of service with the Caddo Sheriff’s Office.

~BOSSIER PARISH~