On Monday, March 30, Caddo’s Child Nutrition staff will resume breakfast and lunch meal service with modifications to limit contact and decrease risk for both students and staff.
To protect employees and the public from the threat of COVID-19, the Parish of Caddo has reduced hours of operation for all solid waste sites.
When we get scared and uncertain, when things are changing quickly and we feel like we have little control over the outcome, it’s not unusual to hunker down or lash out, stock up on toilet paper and wait for better days. We are certainly seeing some of this play out on social media, and you may have experienced it in person. This is not who we are.
It’s not impossible, but highly unlikely. The enthusiasm of those promoting the de-annexation of the south Ellerbe area of Shreveport is not matched by the reality of the legal process.
Covid-19 is rightfully dominating the news, but it’s important to take a break from it every now and again. What’s better than with a story about some of our fascinating downtown Shreveport history?
Shreveport Green was proud to receive two major awards at the recent Keep American Beautiful annual conference, held in Memphis.
The Caddo Alliance has made many trips to Caddo Commission meetings objecting to the Unified Development Code (UDC) and its application to areas in the parish.
Citizens in the southeast portion of Shreveport are seeking to break away from the city and form their own municipality.
Pastor Linuss Mayes is heading up a campaign to recall Shreveport council member LeVette Fuller. This is his right as a citizen of the state of Louisiana.
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