The Bossier Parish Community College Theatre Program and the Cavalier Players announce their spring show, "Almost, Maine." The play is written by John Cariani and is comprised of nine plays that explore love and loss in the mythical almost-town called Almost, Maine.
Tickets are now on sale for SLT’s comedy-drama "The Oldest Living Graduate," by Preston Jones and directed by Mary Joris.
John Cush is one of downtown’s most ardent and eager developers. His Ridgeway Square condo conversion at 721 Marshall St. sold out. He is already fielding calls about his adaptive reuse of the adjoining building at 719 Marshall. The two spacious apartments on the second floor and the commercial/restaurant space on the first promise to be a hot ticket, and he is already planning yet another project in the 600 block of Milam Street.
Plans are moving ahead on the final construction phase that will allow motorists to travel north from I-220 to Crouch Road and connect with LA Hwy. 162, Bossier Parish Administrator Butch Ford told parish police jury members Wednesday.
A local business, Maxim Watermakers, was among Louisiana manufacturers that combine business success with exceptional community service honored as recipients of the 43rd annual Lantern Awards during a private reception at the Hilton Baton Rouge Capitol Center on Wednesday, Feb. 9.
The Bossier Parish School Board will hold a town hall meeting from 5-6 p.m. Thursday, Feb. 17, at the Bossier Instructional Center, 2719 Airline Drive in Bossier City, to discuss the property tax millage renewals that voters will be asked to consider on April 30. These are renewals only that have been on the rolls for more than 20 years.
Red River Revel Inc. proudly welcomes Logan Lewis as the new executive director. Red River Revel Inc. is the 501c3 nonprofit organization that brings annual events to Northwest Louisiana, including Red River Revel Arts Festival, CORK: A Red River Revel Wine Event, the Shreveport Farmers’ Market and Shreveport BREW. Logan Lewis brings several years of event, marketing and fundraising experience to this organization, along with a new outlook, fresh insight and youthful vibe.
Caddo Parish Parks and Recreation Department will host the 17th annual Owl Night
Louisiana Film Prize is kicking off its 11th year in 2022 and returns with the ability for competing filmmakers to win up to $50,000. Filmmakers from around the world are invited to submit their short film – five to 15 minutes in length – the main requirement being that the film is shot in the state of Louisiana. If the winning film is shot in Caddo Parish, the filmmaker gets $50,000, the largest cash prize in the world for a short narrative film. If the film is shot anywhere else in Louisiana, the film wins $25,000, the second largest cash prize for a narrative short film.
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