Chief Wayne Smith and officers of the Shreveport Police Department (SPD) inaugurated the city’s first police substation with a landmark event Thursday, Nov. 16.
One of the toughest businesses in which to succeed is the restaurant industry, but local restaurateur Beau Hays, a partner in the popular BeauxJax Crafthouse in Bossier City, has shown that hard work, perseverance and a top-notch menu can be successful.
The Shreveport City Council took the first step to authorize a leave of Millennium Studios at its meeting on Tuesday, Nov.
At its Nov. 14 meetings, the Shreveport City council agreed on noise limits for bars and restaurants citywide of 75 decibels until 1 a.m. and 70 decibels until 7 a.m. The new ordinance reduces how loud a bar or restaurant can be from what the council passed in October, which set at 85 decibels until 2 a.m. and 80 decibels until 7 a.m. Mayor Tom Arceneaux vetoed the ordinance calling it too loud, saying he believed 70 decibels should be the maximum noise limit.
Mayor Chandler and Bossier Police Chief Daniel Haugen proudly announced the graduation of seven police officers from the BCPD Police Academy.
Caddo Middle Magnet student Max Chambers has made his way to the Big Apple, joining the cast of “MJ the Musical” on Broadway.
Wouldn’t you like to know? Luckily for you, I am going to start telling you exactly what I’m thinking. Each week, I am going to post some of the biggest questions in the world of sports.
Can the Heisman Trophy winner come from a threeloss team? Jayden Daniels is making a claim to be that guy as the senior LSU signal-caller continues to put up video game numbers. Daniels became the first player in FBS history to throw for at least 350 yards and run for at least 200 in a 52-35 win Saturday over Florida.
LSU Health Shreveport School of Allied Health Professions Announces New Bachelor’s Program in Cardiovascular Technology
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