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It’s an organization that has been troubled for many years by a leadership vacuum. Internal strife, declining membership, and lack of direction have led to questions as to the purpose of the local chapter as well as the need for the NAACP in today's world. Alvin Oliver is set to change that dynamic.

I applauded the relationship that the city is forming with Curtis “50 Cent” Jackson, but due care should be given with obligating city assets such as the Red River District. It may not be prudent to tie up the vast majority of city assets with any one investor.

1. Tell us about your family when you were growing up: I grew up in Shreveport, La., in Twilight Meadows, in West Shreveport. To this day, we are a community of people who value education and family. My parents were educators in the Caddo Parish Public School system. My dad began teaching math at Union High School and when the school system was integrated, he moved to Captain Shreve High School. He transitioned to the Central Office in the mid-seventies and retired from the school system serving as the Assistant Superintendent for Human Resources. My dad had a tenure as the acting superintendent of the school system.

Traffic and Safety Plan With kickoff for the Independence Bowl scheduled for 8:15 PM on December 28, 2024, the Shreveport Police Department is implementing an improved traffic and safety plan to ensure a smooth and enjoyable experience for all attendees. SPD urges fans to familiarize themselves with the provided traffic guidelines, stadium policies, and tailgating rules to minimize inconvenience and maximize safety.

21. Resolve the need for demolition/renovation of abandoned apartment complexes

1. Tell us about your family growing up: I grew up in DeSoto Parish. We were a tight-knit family of four. I have an older brother. My dad was in finance and my mom worked at the Desoto Parish Voters Registration. We were not well off at all, but my parents worked hard to make sure we did not go without. They were present at everything we did. We spent a lot of time camping, fishing, and skiing.

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The Shreveport City Council approved four leases for the temporary relocations of all personnel and programs from Shreveport Police Department (SPD) headquarters at 1234 Texas Avenue.