North Louisiana’s largest arts festival, the Red River Revel, returns to the Shreveport Riverfront Oct. 1-9 with its 46th edition with new food offerings, new entertainment and even a new way to pay for the experience.
Don't make a federal case of this, but at Krewe Justinian's XXIX Coronation, Maury Hicks exchanged his official title, U.S. District Chief Judge for the Western District of Louisiana, for Krewe Justinian XXIX King Maury Hicks. And his robe and gavel for a spectacular crown, chalice and scepter. The federal bench for a throne!
Need a venue to host your upcoming, birthday, wedding reception or other gathering? The American Legion Post 14, located at 5315 S. Lakeshore Drive in Shreveport, is available for all sorts of functions.
At the corner of Milam and Louisiana in downtown Shreveport streets sits a gem of a building whose roots once ran deep throughout the city. To see it today, you’d never believe that Saenger Drug at 634 Milam St. was a hugely successful and influential pharmacy — as well as home to a popular soda fountain. But did you know the fate of the Strand Theatre and the beginnings of the entertainment industry in northern Louisiana are also tied to this humble little drugstore?
LSUS Continuing Education is partnering with the LSUS Institute for Nonprofit Administration and Research (INAR) to offer capacity building workshops for nonprofit professionals. These in-person workshops cover the basic and practical elements that are vital to success and fill an important void for area nonprofit staff leaders, specialists and generalists.
Serious mental illness is a growing problem in Northwest Louisiana. With a prevalence that was already population disproportionate prior to COVID19, the global adversity of 2020 has only served to further expand and escalate the level of emotional distress for countless individuals in this community. From 2019 to 2021, the Part 1 violent crimes of homicide, aggravated battery and aggravated assault increased each year for the period January to May within the city of Shreveport. These outcomes are indicators of increased distress and deteriorating wellbeing in our city.
Limousines have long been regarded as a prestigious status symbol generally reserved for celebrities and the wealthy.
Bossier Sheriff Julian Whittington administered the Oath of Affirmation in a swearing-in ceremony for the department's newest deputy in the Sheriff’s Conference Room at the Bossier Sheriff’s Office Command Center in Plain Dealing.
A Marshall man was arrested last Friday, Aug. 12, after causing a fiery crash that killed a driver and injured two others on Highway 80 late in May, Sheriff Steve Prator said.
Shreveport police have arrested a man they claim was responsible for a July hit-and-run that claimed the life of a man who was crossing Linwood Avenue in front of a SporTran bus.
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