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Through generous support from the LSUS Foundation, the Institute for Nonprofit Administration and Research at LSUS, hosted a "Serve Your City" Nonprofit Volunteerism Tent at the 2022 Red River Balloon Rally. Thirteen nonprofit organizations from the Shreveport-Bossier area participated in the event to promote volunteerism and help communities in need.

Tucked away in downtown Shreveport, up an unassuming alley behind the Downtown Development Authority (DDA), is an indoor hydroponic farm that has the ability to feed an entire neighborhood.

Deputies with the Bossier Sheriff’s Office were the tour guides for a group of summer campers at the Viking Drive Substation.

"The Five Priests" documentary filmed in Shreveport is earning worldwide attention during the international film festival season.

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Camp Tiger, hosted by incoming, first and second year medical students at LSU Health Shreveport, is honored to present its’ largest and 21st day camp from June 6-10. The free, five-day camp is for children and teens ages 5 to 18 years old living with physical and cognitive challenges such as cystic fibrosis, Down syndrome, cerebral palsy, autism and more.

By the middle of June, you’ll be able to visit one of downtown Shreveport’s most attractive storefronts in a way that hasn’t been possible in 30 years or longer. 616 Texas St., the building constructed in 1926 by Austrian immigrant Herman Zodiag, is going back to its roots as a retail shop called Refine Design.

Qualifying for Shreveport's mayoral race ends seven weeks from Friday, June 3.