Ribbon Cutting & Grand Opening - Professional Pharmacy & Diabetes Care Center

Join the Chamber as we celebrate the Grand Opening of Blush by Sadie C's new location with a Ribbon Cutting! ​Special thanks to our Ribbon Cutting Sponsor - Louisiana National Bank About Blush by Sadie C's: Northeast Louisiana's premier destination for all things ......More

Join the Chamber as we celebrate the Grand Opening of Blush by Sadie C's new location with a Ribbon Cutting! ​Special thanks to our Ribbon Cutting Sponsor - Louisiana National Bank About Blush by Sadie C's: Northeast Louisiana's premier destination for all things bridal and formalwear!   

107 Constitution Dr, West Monroe

Monroe Symphony Orchestra - Love is in the Air

Date & Time: Saturday, February 28, 2026 at 7 pm Venue: ULM Bayou Pointe, Monroe LA Waltz into spring with Strauss and Offenbach. Enjoy the exuberance of the Fledermaus Overture, the sweep of the Blue Danube, and a selection of beloved waltzes and polkas. Dessert and ......More

Date & Time: Saturday, February 28, 2026 at 7 pm Venue: ULM Bayou Pointe, Monroe LA Waltz into spring with Strauss and Offenbach. Enjoy the exuberance of the Fledermaus Overture, the sweep of the Blue Danube, and a selection of beloved waltzes and polkas. Dessert and dancing follow each performance, making for an unforgettable, light‑hearted celebration.

City of West Monroe: Council Meeting

Meeting of the West Monroe Board of Aldermen. The public is invited to attend.

West Monroe City Hall, Council Chambers

City of West Monroe: Council Meeting

Meeting of the West Monroe Board of Aldermen. The public is invited to attend.

West Monroe City Hall, Council Chambers

Monroe Symphony Orchestra - Season Finale

Venue: Church of the Redeemer, West Monroe LA Bring the season to a triumphant close. Meet our Marjorie Stricklin Emerging Artist Competition winner, Elijah Asmussen, in a heartfelt concerto spotlight. Then feel the rush of Rossini’s Semiramide Overture and the expansi......More

Venue: Church of the Redeemer, West Monroe LA Bring the season to a triumphant close. Meet our Marjorie Stricklin Emerging Artist Competition winner, Elijah Asmussen, in a heartfelt concerto spotlight. Then feel the rush of Rossini’s Semiramide Overture and the expansive warmth of Brahms’s Symphony No. 2. A grand conclusion you won’t want to miss.

City of West Monroe: Council Meeting

Meeting of the West Monroe Board of Aldermen. The public is invited to attend.

West Monroe City Hall, Council Chambers

City of West Monroe: Council Meeting

Meeting of the West Monroe Board of Aldermen. The public is invited to attend.

West Monroe City Hall, Council Chambers

City of West Monroe: Council Meeting

Meeting of the West Monroe Board of Aldermen. The public is invited to attend.

West Monroe City Hall, Council Chambers

City of West Monroe: Council Meeting

Meeting of the West Monroe Board of Aldermen. The public is invited to attend.

West Monroe City Hall, Council Chambers

City of West Monroe: Council Meeting

Meeting of the West Monroe Board of Aldermen. The public is invited to attend.

West Monroe City Hall, Council Chambers

Labor Day Holiday - Chamber Closed

Labor Day is a time to appreciate the contributions of the working class and to honor how hard they work to help our country grow and prosper. It is celebrated each year on the first Monday in September and is a national federal holiday in the Un......More

Labor Day is a time to appreciate the contributions of the working class and to honor how hard they work to help our country grow and prosper. It is celebrated each year on the first Monday in September and is a national federal holiday in the United States and Canada, which means most people have the day off of work. And, since it always falls on a Monday, it means most people get to celebrate with a three day weekend! Labor Day was first observed in 1882, during a time when many Americans worked long days in harsh and unsafe work environments for little money. These workers joined together to create unions, which were organized groups created to speak out for the rights of all members. On September 5, 1882, union workers in New York City took an unpaid day off of work to protest the poor working conditions. Afterward, many of the workers stayed behind to eat and enjoy the day off of work with their families -- and that was the first labor day picnic! Twelve years later, in 1894, Congress passed an act that made Labor Day a national holiday. And that?s why we celebrate today!