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Misleading the Public: The Bossier Press-Tribune Fails Its Readers on Term Limits

In its January 22nd issue, the Bossier Press-Tribune—a legacy print and online newspaper funded extensively by tax dollars and designated as the official journal of record for Bossier City—published an article by Stacey Tinsley that grossly mischaracterizes the facts surrounding two entirely separate measures to amend the Bossier City Charter. This is either intentional deception or negligent reporting, but either way, it misleads Bossier residents about one of the most contentious issues in the city’s recent history: term limits.

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Shreveport-Bossier: the Rising Star for Film & Entertainment in 2025!

The Shreveport-Bossier region ranked among Pollstar’s top 100 U.S. concert markets in 2024. Recognized as part of the Shreveport-Texarkana DMA (Designated Market Area), this accomplishment was largely impacted by the success of the Brookshire Grocery Arena and emphasizes how 2025 will be a promising year in the entertainment industry for Shreveport-Bossier.

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What's Colvin Thinking?

Is the Saints job an undesirable one? Mike McCarthy and Joe Brady have both said thanks but no thanks after either interviews or speculation of one coming soon. Instead, the Who Dats are still trying to figure out Who Dat coach gunna be? The rumors are that former Cowboys and current Eagles offensive coordinator Kellen Moore is the front runner. Maybe it was his job all along?

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Fairgrounds Field Site: Case for a New Public School Career and Technology Center

While our current programs have made progress, a new well-designed public school, Career and Technology Education (CTE) center, would dramatically expand opportunities for Shreveport students. A centralized facility could house state-of-the-art equipment and labs for advanced training in fields like welding, robotics, automotive, healthcare, aerospace technology, and architecture/construction—resources that individual high schools often lack. This new center would allow for greater collaboration between local industries and educators, ensuring that training aligns with workforce demands.

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