Tune into ABC on Wednesday, Sept. 21, at 7 p.m. for nonstop, hysterical laughs with Jeanine Teagues and the rest of the Willard R. Abbott gang as the premiere kicks off its third sesaon of the small-screen phenomenon 'Abbott Elementary'!
The Port of Caddo-Bossier will host a job fair for its tenants on Wednesday, Sept. 21. The event will take place from 2 p.m. to 7 p.m.at the Regional Commerce Center, located at 6000 Doug Attaway Blvd. in Shreveport. Many Port tenants will be in attendance looking for qualified applicants for their companies. Open positions include administrative, production line, warehouse, technicians and more. Representatives from those companies will also be on-hand to conduct on-site interviews. For more information, visit portcb.com/port-job-fair. Directions to the Regional Commerce Center: Head south on LA Highway 1 (Youree Drive) until you reach The Port of Caddo-Bossier water tower. Once you pass the water tower, look for a sign indicating Gate C. Follow Doug Attaway Boulevard to the Regional Commerce Center.
Does your organization need funds for a gardening project? The Northwest Louisiana Master Gardeners are proud to again offer grants for gardening projects in Caddo, Bossier, DeSoto, and Red River Parishes. Applications will be accepted Sept. 1 – Oct. 14.
Award Recognizes SML Employee for Outstanding Service to Senior Citizens
As executive director of The Fuller Center for Housing of Northwest Louisiana, Lee A. Jeter Sr. does more than help provide housing for folks who might otherwise not afford a home, he instills confidence, responsibility and potential in his clients.
The Office of the Shreveport-Caddo Metropolitan Planning Commission of Caddo Parish (MPC) is announcing two public forums regarding the city’s proposed Residential Rental Inspection Program. The purpose of the Rental Housing Inspection Program is to address the issue of substandard rental properties by allowing city officials to inspect and ensure that rental properties meet the minimum standards for safe living conditions. For years, residents throughout the city have lobbied hard for such a program to help preserve the quality of Shreveport’s neighborhoods and available housing. If passed, it would be one of the first programs in Louisiana.
Mayor Adrian Perkins gathered with youth sports leaders and others to announce the investments on Tuesday, Sept.13, ahead of city council approval. He said the appropriations are the result of 11 listening sessions his administration held to let people have a say on how some of the federal handout can be used.
Congratulations are in order for Rod White on his recent promotion to the rank of sergeant.
Seven local chefs to compete at Come and Get It during Prize Fest
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