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The City of Shreveport Demolished Over 180 Structures in 2023

When Shreveport Mayor Tom Arceneaux took office, he took aim at the city's on-going blight problems. Very early into his administration, Mayor Arceneaux issued dozens of letters recommending the City's Property Standards Department tear down structures. He spoke to KSLA as he sent the letters, saying: “Blight, if allowed to stay, turns into more blight. As it spreads, crime spreads. The issues are tied together, and that’s why my administration is taking a proactive approach that begins with these demolitions.”

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Joy is a therapy dog and part of a group of dogs that regularly visits Henry L. Aulds Memorial branch of the Bossier Parish Library so that people can read to them. The Bossier Parish Library has partnered with a program called Alliance of Therapy Dogs for monthly reading nights.

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SHREVEPORT SCENE!

SHREVEPORT SCENE!

The federal Bureau of Labor Statistics released employment information that reflects the state’s second lowest unemployment rate in history for the month of December. The seasonally adjusted data for the Shreveport MSA showed that the Shreveport MSA added 700 jobs from November 2023 and gained 1600 jobs from December 2022.

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An eagerly anticipated art exhibition, “Divine Inspiration,” is set to open its doors at The Meadows Museum at Centenary College on Friday. This collaborative masterpiece brings together the talents of three distinguished Shreveport artists: muralist Ka'Davien Baylor, renowned contemporary realist painter Eric Francis, and versatile rural and contemporary painter Ron Smith.

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