Summer break is approaching, and it’s time to explore activities for children to keep them engaged and safe. For the first time, six parish agencies have collaborated to create a summer program designed to keep youth and teens busy.
The weather is perfect on this beautiful Saturday, and just like any other business day, the staff at Taylor's Restaurant are hard at work serving their customers.
The Bossier Chamber of Commerce held its fourth annual Salute to Community Heroes event on Thursday at Margaritaville Resort Casino.
Shreveport, LA: The Shreveport Fire Department will be celebrating the the start of the 2025 Camp I’m Still Me on May 31, 2025. Please join us at our open house locations as we invite the public to tour fire stations, meet firefighters, learn fire safety, and promote this invaluable summer camp.
The Greater Shreveport Chamber and Caddo Parish Public Schools (CPPS) recognized the 40 students who completed the inaugural Greater Shreveport Youth Leadership Program in a ceremony May 7, at the Petroleum Club. The Program is a partnership between the Chamber and CPPS for selected students in Caddo Parish to help prepare them to be the next generation of community and business leaders.
Recently, two members of my family suffered strokes—one recognized the signs and got help quickly; the other didn’t. The outcomes couldn’t be more different.
An officer with the Shreveport Police Department has been placed on administrative leave for reportedly posting a video on social media that contains a racial slur.
We are closing in on Memorial Day and there are several big events happening in the Shreveport area.
1. Tell us about your family growing up: I was primarily raised by my mother and grandmother who I absolutely love and adore to this day. I grew up as an only child for many years and then at the age of 16 we welcomed my baby sister.
Did you know Caddo Parish is one of only four parishes in Louisiana with a dedicated juvenile court? We, along with Orleans, Jefferson and East Baton Rouge Parishes, have a juvenile court with elected juvenile court judges who hear all matters regarding children. Current law limits and names which crimes committed by juveniles can be tried as adults, such as murder, armed robbery, and rape. An attempt in March to do away with that list was rejected overwhelmingly by Louisiana voters.
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