On May 10, the U.S. Treasury released details on how the American Rescue Funds can be used to respond to acute pandemic response needs, fill revenue shortfalls among governments, and support the communities and populations hardest hit by the Covid-19 crisis.
All the world’s a stage, proclaimed William Shakespeare, and Robert Darrow, managing and artistic director of the Shreveport Little Theatre (SLT), is familiar with both on-stage and backstage operations of the dramatic arts.
FOCUS SB/The Inquisitor is continuing its well-received “Don’t be a Snot: Get the Shot -- Win $100” contest.
The announcement of the construction in Shreveport of an Amazon Fulfillment Center is great economic news for northwest Lousiana.
Each year, hundreds of college athletes await with bated breath, waiting for their name to be called, waiting for the next chapter of their football career to begin. On Thursday, April 29, those dreams started to become reality as the NFL held their annual NFL Draft, this year in Cleveland, Ohio. Below are the first-round picks and my grade on the pick based upon the team’s needs.
Mayor Adrian Perkins will hold community listening sessions across Shreveport to learn how citizens would like federal dollars spent at the local level.
Spring is a great opportunity for everyone to head outside and enjoy the mild weather, flowers and the beauty of the season. What better way to do it than with an outdoor spring concert series featuring the Shreveport Symphony Orchestra?
In June of 2022, college students from around the world will converge on Ruston to socialize, network and lock horns for a top spot in the American Society of Civil Engineers (ASCE) Concrete Canoe Competition.
LSUS Professor William D. Pederson penned two newly published articles about Abraham Lincoln that are gaining national attention.
BRF is pleased to announce the addition of four new members and one officer to the BRF Board of Directors.
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