Neighborhoods throughout Caddo and Bossier parishes are once again being invited to join forces for a celebration of “National Night Out” against crime.
Caddo Parish Parks and Recreation is excited to announce “Agents of Discovery” as the newest addition in the line-up of free, self-guided educational activities offered at Walter B. Jacobs Memorial Nature Park.
The “Don’t Dump On Us” illegal dumping community education campaign is underway and kicked off with an anti-dumping message on nine billboards this month. Citizens will see billboards depicting how disgusting and hurtful the dumping of waste is to people who see it every day.
Louisiana State University Shreveport’s $1.2 million investment in a new state-of-the-art Human Performance Lab will soon provide pathways for increased research potential, new teaching opportunities and revenue generating community engagement.
The Reverend Father Garrett Boyte arrived as the new rector of the Church of the Holy Cross fresh out of seminary. The young priest now leads the historic downtown church through new challenges. He took his post just months before the Covid-19 pandemic took hold.
Southern Hills Business Association will celebrate 20 years of service to the Southern Hills business community on Oct. 26 at the SHBA conference center located at 9701 Baird Road at 12 noon.
I previewed the Cowboys and Saints and couple weeks ago, but with the season kicking off on Thursday, Sept. 9, I am going to post my annual NFL Preview for all 32 teams. Last year the Tampa Bay Bucs took the league by storm while Tom Brady showed the world that the Patriots were more about his brilliance than about Bill Belichicks coaching prowess ... like it or not.
Yuck! That was a lackluster effort, to say the least. LSU traveled to Pasadena, Calif., to face UCLA in the Rose Bowl to kick off their season and in the meantime got their tails kicked, 38-27. UCLA, a team not known for their tenacity and power, proceeded to bully LSU’s offensive and defensive lines up and down the field all night long. Poor Max Johnson, making his third start and seventh appearance, looked like he was making his third start as he was constantly running for his life, due to the ol’ approach his lineman were employing versus the UCLA defensive front.
Centenary’s Meadows Museum of Art is welcoming visitors back to the museum this fall with four new exhibits showcasing a diverse set of artists and genres. All exhibits opened Wednesday, Sept. 1, with two closing in October and two running through Dec. 4.
Making broadband services available to all areas of Bossier Parish can be boiled down to providing incentives for companies in the industry, and Parish Administrator Bill Altimus believes a major incentive is already available in the form of money. Lots of it.
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