Louisiana 2024 Regular Session

Louisiana House Bill HR300

Introduced
5/29/24  
Introduced
5/29/24  
Passed
5/30/24  

Caption

Commends Antionette Van on being named Miss Caddo Parish 2024

Impact

The resolution serves to bring recognition not only to Antionette Van’s accomplishments but also to her advocacy work, particularly in mental health awareness and support for domestic abuse victims. By honoring her, the legislation emphasizes the value of community role models and encourages youth participation in leadership and service initiatives. It reflects an acknowledgment of individuals who contribute positively to society, reinforcing the importance of community engagement.

Summary

House Resolution 300 commends Antionette Van for being named Miss Caddo Parish 2024. The resolution highlights her achievements as a young leader and volunteer within her community, noting her extensive involvement in events organized by the Shreveport Public Assembly and Recreation. Antionette has a strong background in the arts and academics, alongside her multiple accolades in pageantry, showcasing her as a significant figure representing Caddo Parish.

Sentiment

The sentiment surrounding HR300 appears overwhelmingly positive, with legislators and community members expressing admiration for Antionette's dedication and diverse skill set. This recognition highlights the importance of local leaders who inspire others, and it fosters a sense of pride within the community. The support for the resolution suggests a unified acknowledgment of the contributions made by individuals who actively participate in both civic duty and the arts.

Contention

While HR300 primarily serves a congratulatory purpose, discussions around such resolutions typically surface issues related to representation and the impact of public figures. Although the bill does not present significant contention, it could raise dialogue about the inclusion of diverse backgrounds and experiences in public commendations. Engaging with the community about the values reflected through public honors can further enrich the overall message of empowerment and recognition.

Companion Bills

No companion bills found.

Previously Filed As

LA HR122

Commends Heaven Riley Breaux for being named Miss Louisiana Teen USA

LA HR32

Commends Shirley Wills, the first African American woman elected to the Caddo Parish Police Jury, for her exemplary leadership and service to Caddo Parish

LA HR284

Commends Corporal Rickey Anderson of the Caddo Parish Sheriff's Office on being named 2025 Deputy of the Year by the Louisiana Sheriffs' Association

LA HR127

Commends Betty Cook Jordan for sixty-two years of dedicated service in the Caddo Parish school system

LA SR17

Commends Brooklyn Antoinette Kersey on being selected as the "Student of the Year" at Doyle High School in Livingston Parish.

LA HR271

Commends Alexandra Gramby on being named Louisiana's first national Miss Juneteenth

LA HR114

Commends Hannuh Ray of Livingston, Louisiana, on being named 2026 National Little Miss International Girl Queen

LA HR201

Commends Emily "Emmy" Ella Rabalais on being crowned the inaugural Miss Teen Wheelchair USA

LA SR37

Designates Thursday, April 24, 2025, as the inaugural Caddo Parish Day at the Louisiana State Capitol.

LA SB170

Provides for requirements for commissioners of the Caddo-Bossier Parishes Port Commission. (8/1/26) (EN SEE FISC NOTE GF EX)

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