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Everyone has a junk drawer, right? Surely every kitchen in America has at least one. I can remember my grandparent’s homes each had a junk drawer. My parents had one, and I carry on the proud tradition. You need a paper clip? Look in the junk drawer. Note pad? Junk drawer. Need odd change? You know the drill.

James K. Elrod, Willis-Knighton Health System president and CEO, and John L. Fortenberry, Jr., Willis-Knighton vice president and professor and chair of the James K. Elrod Department of Health Administration at LSUS, have once again been published in BMC Health Services Research.

SHREVEPORT, La. – A new virtual exhibit curated by the Spring Street Museum explores how a deadly viral epidemic reshaped Shreveport nearly 150 years ago.

Robinson Film Center - 7:30 p.m. October 21 & 2 p.m. October 25

SHREVEPORT, LA – This October, Shreve Memorial Library is highlighting teen services and programs as part of the Young Adult Library Services Association’s (YALSA) TeenTober celebration. Throughout the month, teens are invited to take advantage of new virtual programs and services designed specifically for teens. Programs include virtual book club discussions and art programs, engaging social media content, and assistance with learning and homework. All programs and services are free and open to the public. However, registration may be required.

“If a close look at this pilot program shows that veterans are healthier when they use fitness monitors, it’s worth considering whether these efforts can be expanded through Medicare or private insurance. These fitness trackers may be a simple way to improve health care and lower costs for many Americans.”

Morning Star Missionary Baptist Church and the United States Department of Agriculture are teaming up to feed families across Louisiana.