Before the private roadway connecting Shreveport and Bossier City with a toll bridge over the Red River can be constructed, cooperative endeavor agreements must executed with the Caddo Commission and Bossier Parish Police Jury.
LSU-Shreveport officially launched its new website this week after an extensive migration process involving reassessing the university’s online presence from the ground up. The new website prioritizes user experience while serving as a key recruiting tool equipped with mobile optimization and more.
In these (hopefully) latter days of the Covid-19 pandemic, businesses around the city, state and country are actively looking for employees, and Goodwill Industries exists to help people find and retain jobs.
In 2012, the state of Louisiana hired a company named Jones Lang LaSalle to research the answer to a question that was becoming more and more important: What was the feasibility of consolidating state office buildings in Shreveport into one facility in downtown Shreveport?
Much to the chagrin of the local Houston Texans fan(s), I will only be previewing the Saints and Cowboys this year, as it appears as though the Texans will once again be fighting for last place in their division amid the constant turmoil brought upon their team by their “franchise QB” Deshaun Watson and his continued legal battles.
Each year the Shreveport Regional Arts Council names the recipient of the Scott Griffin Fellowship Award with a $1,000 award. This award is given to an outstanding local artist who has overcome adversity in pursuit of his/her art.
The James Smith Noel Collection, located on the third floor of the LSUS Noel Memorial Library, unveiled its latest exhibit, Cartographic Curiosities” on Aug. 23, which will be available to the public through Oct. 15. Guests are welcome to visit from 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., Monday through Friday.
Enhanced indoor air quality can be a critical factor in a healthy environment for visitors and employees at the Bossier Parish Courthouse and all parish facilities, and the Bossier Parish Police Jury will be making a significant investment to help ensure cleaner air.
Evacuees from Hurricane Ida who have found a temporary home at Cypress Black Bayou Park will have some of the essentials needed to make their stay a little more comfortable, thanks to assistance from the Bossier Parish Police Jury.
If you want to know anything about the history of northwest Louisiana, you need look no further than to Gary D. Joiner, Ph.D.
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