Meeting the need of providing essential, nutritious meals to children across our parish, Caddo Schools is proud to provide access to 34 schools which will serve as feeding sites at various times throughout the summer.
LSU Shreveport’s Bachelor of Science in Computer Science has been ranked the #1 Best Affordable Computer Science Degree in the state by University HQ, a leading independent organization that provides resources for prospective college students. The program ranked #30 nationally.
What makes a downtown a fun, vibrant and interesting place to live or visit? The list could include museums, art and cultural attractions, interesting businesses, cool places to live, work, eat and drink. I’ll bet that any lists you’ve ever made have never said “parking lot” or “vacant lot.” Vibrancy and a vacant lot are worlds apart. Downtowns and downtown districts thrive on density; on buildings that provide the physical space for jobs, activity and excitement. Density is what keeps historic and downtown districts intact, and what holds neighborhoods together. Buildings are important, both buildings that are old enough to be deemed historic and those buildings that, if they survive, one day will be.
Beginning June 21, the parish’s bridge located on Self Road in North Caddo will be closed to allow the Caddo Parish Department of Public Works to do maintenance work on the structure and conduct associated road improvements to ensure decades of durability, safety and access for motorists that utilize the bridge.
The Shreveport Internal Audit Office delivered an audit report dated March 29 to the council’s Audit and Finance Committee on June 8 of the Fire Department, Fire Fighter Division.
State Treasurer John M. Schroder announced that more than 76,000 people will receive unclaimed property checks totaling $16.9 million after the Louisiana Department of Treasury used data matches to update addresses.
“Oyez! Oyez! Court is now in session.”
Julianna Parks has been named the new District 5 representative to the Bossier Parish Police Jury after a special meeting of the jury Monday. She took her oath of office immediately following the meeting.
Convicted murderer sentenced to 150 years in prison
Acting United States Attorney Alexander C. Van Hook
announced that Houston, Texas-based CITGO Petroleum Corporation has agreed to pay
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