Edwin Byrd, a highly respected attorney and lifelong resident of Shreveport, has announced his campaign for District Court Judge of Caddo Parish, Section 2, Division I.
The Mario Chavez campaign for Shreveport mayor has started like a rocket launch.
SporTran’s award-winning public transit system in Shreveport-Bossier is now more accessible than ever. SporTran fares for all vehicles and services inside the Shreveport-Bossier City limits are free to the public for 2022 and 2023.
The Crawfest Festival was held at Betty Virginia Park on Friday-Sunday, March 18-20.
Meg Goorley has led a life passionately devoted to helping others, and she uses that passion to the fullest as the executive director of Catholic Charities of North Louisiana.
Councilwoman LeVette Fuller's last campaign financial report reflects a good start for a council reelection campaign if she chooses to seek a second term this year.
Africa Price recently resigned her position at city hall. She is now the director of government affairs for Ochner's in Shreveport. Price was the only holdover from the Ollie Tyler administration.
Two dozen Bossier Parish educators were on the receiving end of $60,000 to further engage students in the classroom and cultivate lifelong learners, thanks to the generous support of the Biedenharn Foundation.
When I hear the oft-used phrase “having a servant’s heart,” describing someone who gives freely of their time and talents, my immediate thought is of Michael H. Wainwright.
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Bossier City, LA. 71111
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